Anatomy B/C

[aubrey048]

Study as in-depth as possible. You will have the highest chance of winning.

[paleonaps]

For anatomy B do we really need to now in dept stuff? Like down to every little detail of the... oh say the cartilage types in the trachea

Yeah, you need to know that.

[Therearemany1]

I am watching this lecture on The respiratory system from Berkeley and they were talking about really weird things, though Im not completely sure the level of diffculty of a college, is need for Anatomy B any ways... I get the point study alot...

[Therearemany1]

Do you need to know all the muscles or the ones provided Soinc (50 of them)

[aubrey048]

I am watching this lecture on The respiratory system from Berkeley and they were talking about really weird things, though Im not completely sure the level of diffculty of a college, is need for Anatomy B any ways... I get the point study alot...

I provided that link on the wiki, and I am sure that knowing material at a deeper level can only help, not hurt. Over-studying is not a problem in Anatomy, TRUST ME.

Do you need to know all the muscles or the ones provided Soinc (50 of them)

Yes, along with the function, origin, insertion, and location of each. If you are even remotely sure you might need to know something for your competition, best to be safe and study it.

Off to take my Anatomy test I go!

[Therearemany1]

Thanks Guys

[Kokonilly]

Do you need to know all the muscles or the ones provided Soinc (50 of them)

Absolutely. 50 isn't that many; typically, you'll just need to know where they are, though knowing origin, insertion, and function can never hurt.

[Therearemany1]

Do you need to know all the muscles or the ones provided Soinc (50 of them)

Absolutely. 50 isn't that many; typically, you'll just need to know where they are, though knowing origin, insertion, and function can never hurt.

Its not about how many of the muscles there are I was asking if we needed to know 50 or all the muscles for division B.

[Kokonilly]

Do you need to know all the muscles or the ones provided Soinc (50 of them)

Absolutely. 50 isn't that many; typically, you'll just need to know where they are, though knowing origin, insertion, and function can never hurt.

Its not about how many of the muscles there are I was asking if we needed to know 50 or all the muscles for division B.

I would assume so.

[paleonaps]

Only the ones on the list.