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trust the rules more than u trust the scioly wiki
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i used full color pictures on both sides. ill correct that on the wiki.
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OK thanks i was just clarifying
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Can we have as many diagrams/pictures on our double sided-one page notes as we want?
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Yes im pretty sure you can. Read your rules. it says notes from any force.
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Testkilla wrote:Can we have as many diagrams/pictures on our double sided-one page notes as we want?
Yes you can. our notes are one side all diagrams and the other side notes
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This might be a little to vague, if it is that's ok if you have no answer. But do we need to know specific stuff about each specific bone (besides location)?? If we do, how much/what do we need to know? For example, do we need to know stuff like lateral and medial condyles? and epicondyles?
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Duuuuuuude I was studying that stuff today. It came up on one of my tests at Semi State. The lady that was giving it apparently has made tests at Nationals for Cell Bio (at least I think that's what she said) and the Anatomy test had some processes on there. Given, I'm in division C. But most importantly look at the pelvis, know the ischium and the pubis for sure...
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http://www.flashcardexchange.com/flashcards/list/274898
// you might want to disregard what they say about "protruberance" on that website//
I didn't actually use the "flashcards", but I studied off that list. There are about 20 and they're very simple.
Also, I've already kinda figured them out from studying already.
Anyway, it only took me like 10 minutes to learn, so you might as well know it just in case.
For specific surface features, I'm focusing on the knee because there are a lot of injuries there
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SOninja wrote:http://www.flashcardexchange.com/flashcards/list/274898
I didn't actually use the "flashcards", but I studied off that list. There are about 20 and they're very simple.
Also, I've already kinda figured them out from studying already.
Anyway, it only took me like 10 minutes to learn, so you might as well know it just in case.
For specific surface features, I'm focusing on the knee because there are a lot of injuries there

I thought tclme elmo meant learning actual bone processes.


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