Anatomy

[Suzumebachi]

http://faithanatomy.wikispaces.com/file/view/tibia.gif

Go on google and search "fibula and tibia" and get a picture that lables the feautures on the bones and study them.

[jcms science boy]

state on saturday... i made a study guide for myself and my partner and i memeorized almost everything(:
how hard is the test at state? and any suggestions or things i should watch out for?

[Flavorflav]

My team is heading off to MI state competition in may, and I really want to do well in Anatomy. Does anyone have experience w/ this event at states, and if so, what should I be studying?

Well I'm from NY, and did the event last year at the state competition. Definitely know the "National Only" information, as there is a definite chance that the event writer will pull that out. Other than that just know your stuff, states will be more in-depth. In the case of last year, I did anatomy at all 3 levels of competition (regionals, states and nats) and states was the hardest event, with nationals being not THAT difficult. SO definitely know as muhc as you can, seeing as itwill be harder than regionals

I'm pretty sure that there wasn't any "National Only" stuff on last year's NYS test.

[Suzumebachi]

state on saturday... i made a study guide for myself and my partner and i memeorized almost everything(:
how hard is the test at state? and any suggestions or things i should watch out for?

This is my first year, so I don't know how hard the tests are, but I'm making a study guide much like yours... I hope it works!

[RightorRong]

Do we have to know about other systems besides the circulatory system and the skeletal system?

[doctor]

Do we have to know about other systems besides the circulatory system and the skeletal system?

no but u need to know the lymphatic system for circulatory system

[kp9ssa]

has anyone been to states yet. If they have, how hard was the test, and what was on it. did they ask national level material.

[redreading249]

has anyone been to states yet. If they have, how hard was the test, and what was on it. did they ask national level material.

I have... at ours (Massachusetts) they had stations. They didn't ask national level thigns...
For the skeletal system they had a skeleton with tabs on it and we had to identify the bones and types of joints the tabs were on
we also had to do things about fragments and osteoporosis.
For the circulatory system we had to do math for the cadiac output and things like that. We also had to lable the heart, types of blood, arteries and veins and more stuff i just cant remember

[pjgscioisamazing]

My team is heading off to MI state competition in may, and I really want to do well in Anatomy. Does anyone have experience w/ this event at states, and if so, what should I be studying?

Well I'm from NY, and did the event last year at the state competition. Definitely know the "National Only" information, as there is a definite chance that the event writer will pull that out. Other than that just know your stuff, states will be more in-depth. In the case of last year, I did anatomy at all 3 levels of competition (regionals, states and nats) and states was the hardest event, with nationals being not THAT difficult. SO definitely know as muhc as you can, seeing as itwill be harder than regionals

I'm pretty sure that there wasn't any "National Only" stuff on last year's NYS test.

Hmm, I seem to remember a little, well maybe my memory is failing me But even the rest of the event was tough and stressful... My partner and I thought we failed, but we did end up getting second

[redreading249]

I have a similar story.. we had the event right after the regulars and when they came out they look at us like it was hard and said good luck.. my partner and i thought it was gonna be really hard but we ended up getting first