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Just the ones on the list.

I updated an anatomy test here if anyone wanted http://scioly.org/wiki/2010_Test_Exchange#Anatomy
It is for division B & probably not as good as ktrujillo's. (And it is written weirdly so my teammates got mad at me. you'll see what i mean )
Tell me if you can't open it (i am a bit tech-challenged )

AlphaTauri wrote:

chia wrote:the diagrams i've seen show that there are two extensor carpi radialis muscles, the longus and the brevis. which one does the list mean? it doesn't specify.

I would guess it refers to both, although I'm submitting a clarification just in case. I'll let everyone know what the response is.

Ok, so I finally got a response and it says that "extensor carpi radialis" refers to both the longus and the brevis.

wait, on our cheat sheet can we have a picture of the body and the muscles or bones labeled? that would make things easier

anatomydude wrote:wait, on our cheat sheet can we have a picture of the body and the muscles or bones labeled? that would make things easier

yes
if i'm not mistaken it says u can have anything
but dont rely on ur cheat sheet for muscles and bones
b/c ur most likely not going to have time on the test to search for where the bone is

On the rules, when they say to know the "muscle location and muscle identification," what is the difference?
Then they also say function. What exactly do they mean by that?

Did we ever solve about the Extensor Carpi Radialis? They're totally different.

Btw, SOninja you're amazing. Thanks so much for posting that test. My partner and I were DYING for a test and it popped up this morning.

dvd wrote:Btw, SOninja you're amazing. Thanks so much for posting that test. My partner and I were DYING for a test and it popped up this morning.

I second that. TOTALLY. Thank you!

doctor wrote: yes
if i'm not mistaken it says u can have anything
but dont rely on ur cheat sheet for muscles and bones
b/c ur most likely not going to have time on the test to search for where the bone is

it would still help if you blank on something though.

anatomydude wrote:

doctor wrote: yes
if i'm not mistaken it says u can have anything
but dont rely on ur cheat sheet for muscles and bones
b/c ur most likely not going to have time on the test to search for where the bone is

it would still help if you blank on something though.

yeah thats what the cheat sheet is for
what i'm saying is that u shudn't but every scrap of info u have on it, dont study and memorize stuff, then go to competition searching for muscles on a tiny diagram u crammed onto ur cheat sheet
that would not be advised