Anatomy B/C

[aubrey048]

the one where its the front and back of a guy holding one of his hands up. if you can find it, thanks alot

edit: nevermind- i realize there are thousands of diagrams that could be it

Yeah... keep on a-Googling and it's bound to turn up.

Wikipedia has really good diagrams for Anatomy. If you can't find it there, go buy an Anatomy book. Very worth the money.

[Skink]

the one where its the front and back of a guy holding one of his hands up. if you can find it, thanks alot

edit: nevermind- i realize there are thousands of diagrams that could be it

Yeah... keep on a-Googling and it's bound to turn up.

Wikipedia has really good diagrams for Anatomy. If you can't find it there, go buy an Anatomy book. Very worth the money.

But if you've got better things to spend your money on (like me), then I'd suggest heading to your library and hitting the books there for free. Find the diagrams you need and use a photocopier. If they don't have the book you want, have 'em get it for you.

[mnstrviola]

Yeah... keep on a-Googling and it's bound to turn up.

Wikipedia has really good diagrams for Anatomy. If you can't find it there, go buy an Anatomy book. Very worth the money.

But if you've got better things to spend your money on (like me), then I'd suggest heading to your library and hitting the books there for free. Find the diagrams you need and use a photocopier. If they don't have the book you want, have 'em get it for you.

Okay, thanks everyone!

[aubrey048]

But if you've got better things to spend your money on (like me), then I'd suggest heading to your library and hitting the books there for free.

There is no better use for money than Science Olympiad, my friend. Especially Anatomy!

[aditiissocoollike31]

The most reliable thing to use is the Anatomy training power point on the Science Olympiad website.
Here's a link:

http://soinc.org/anatomy_b

Click on "2011 Training Power Point"
It. is. REALLY. helpful.

[mingtian]

The most reliable thing to use is the Anatomy training power point on the Science Olympiad website.
Here's a link:

http://soinc.org/anatomy_b

Click on "2011 Training Power Point"
It. is. REALLY. helpful.

Yeah. I've seen many tests based off of it.

[aubrey048]

The most reliable thing to use is the Anatomy training power point on the Science Olympiad website.
Here's a link:

http://soinc.org/anatomy_b

Click on "2011 Training Power Point"
It. is. REALLY. helpful.

Yeah. I've seen many tests based off of it.

The training Power Point is nice, BUT (a word of warning) don't rely on any one resource too heavily. Diversify what you study and from where.

[gigaboo]

So do you guys think that the PPT covers all the same topics the test would, especially on respiratory?

[kp9ssa]

I think it does aside aside from identifying specific muscle, but there are always things on tests that are not from the powerpoint

[mingtian]

So do you guys think that the PPT covers all the same topics the test would, especially on respiratory?

Yes, I think it covers most of the general topics, but you definitely want to go deeper.