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sciolyFTW_aku wrote:Has anyone needed to give treatments for any diseases on the invitational/regionals tests?

alexamezaga1 wrote:

sciolyFTW_aku wrote:

Uber wrote: Didn't do as well as pianodoc, but at MIT, the test was 330 questions long (297 multiple choice/short answer and 33 free response), but the free response was usually multi-part. The test was thorough, but not hard per se. For me, the hardest part was muscle labeling, because I often couldn't see the muscle origin and insertion. You won't finish unless both you and your partner are really familiar with the information. For state, however, I doubt the tests will be that long, and the average length at invitationals I've seen is around 100 questions, usually a multiple choice section with basic (for me) information and one page front and back of short free response.

Thanks! I think my partner and I will be able to tackle about 350-400 questions in 1 hour if they let us split up the test

No way - that's almost impossible

PianoDoc wrote: My partner and I finished the test, although it was close.

amydata123 wrote:Do you guys have any picture of the 50 muscles (numeral vi)?

Thanks!!!!!!!

amydata123 wrote:Also, can you guys please tell me about what I should add on my cheat sheet for skeletal muscle action?


Thanks a bunch

Unome wrote:

amydata123 wrote:Do you guys have any picture of the 50 muscles (numeral vi)?

Thanks!!!!!!!

Google is helpful; you can probably get all of them in ~10 images. Note that often proctors will ask about muscles not on the list, so it's good to have other major muscles in your diagrams.