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Sorry for the double post, but what needs to be added on to the wiki? I'm planning to do a massive notedump sometime soon (presumably after AP testing, but who knows) and I was wondering what people needed.

EDIT: I know many state competitions are over, but still.

Kokonilly wrote:Sorry for the double post, but what needs to be added on to the wiki? I'm planning to do a massive notedump sometime soon (presumably after AP testing, but who knows) and I was wondering what people needed.

EDIT: I know many state competitions are over, but still.

The respiratory and endocrine pages both are pretty . . . lacking. Most of the info on the endocrine page I added myself, seeing as it was basically bare. I think we're awesome in muscular but need to concentrate on updating the others too. If I ever find time I'll try to notedump as well.

aubrey048 wrote:

Kokonilly wrote:Sorry for the double post, but what needs to be added on to the wiki? I'm planning to do a massive notedump sometime soon (presumably after AP testing, but who knows) and I was wondering what people needed.

EDIT: I know many state competitions are over, but still.

The respiratory and endocrine pages both are pretty . . . lacking. Most of the info on the endocrine page I added myself, seeing as it was basically bare. I think we're awesome in muscular but need to concentrate on updating the others too. If I ever find time I'll try to notedump as well.

What about those diagrams posted back on page sixteen? They seem reasonable useful.

TheGenius wrote:

aubrey048 wrote:

Kokonilly wrote:Sorry for the double post, but what needs to be added on to the wiki? I'm planning to do a massive notedump sometime soon (presumably after AP testing, but who knows) and I was wondering what people needed.

EDIT: I know many state competitions are over, but still.

The respiratory and endocrine pages both are pretty . . . lacking. Most of the info on the endocrine page I added myself, seeing as it was basically bare. I think we're awesome in muscular but need to concentrate on updating the others too. If I ever find time I'll try to notedump as well.

What about those diagrams posted back on page sixteen? They seem reasonable useful.

Hmm, is that a compliment from TheGenius? Haha

Actually, they are up on the Wiki already. http://scioly.org/wiki/Anatomy
The cheat sheet section.

aubrey048 wrote: Actually, they are up on the Wiki already. http://scioly.org/wiki/Anatomy
The cheat sheet section.

Not that one. The ones on page sixteen:

It seems that there are 3 different types of polio, but they can be classified into 2 different ways:

Type I, the Brunhidle strain
Type II, the Lansing strain
Type III, the Leon strain

and

Spinal, bulbar, bulbospinal.

Are these the same thing, or are they different, and if so is there any relation between them?

TheGenius wrote:

aubrey048 wrote:

Kokonilly wrote:Sorry for the double post, but what needs to be added on to the wiki? I'm planning to do a massive notedump sometime soon (presumably after AP testing, but who knows) and I was wondering what people needed.

EDIT: I know many state competitions are over, but still.

The respiratory and endocrine pages both are pretty . . . lacking. Most of the info on the endocrine page I added myself, seeing as it was basically bare. I think we're awesome in muscular but need to concentrate on updating the others too. If I ever find time I'll try to notedump as well.

What about those diagrams posted back on page sixteen? They seem reasonable useful.

Whats page 16?

ptkid wrote:Whats page 16?

Umm.... Page 16 of this thread thingy? If you go all the way back to page 16, there's some useful pictures of diagrams and stuff that TheGenius also posted on this page.

At my regional (quite a bit ago) they asked us to label a cross section of hand or foot (they didn't tell us which) and they also told us to label the muscles and the tendon in the cross section. Has anybody else been given this before?

ptkid wrote:At my regional (quite a bit ago) they asked us to label a cross section of hand or foot (they didn't tell us which) and they also told us to label the muscles and the tendon in the cross section. Has anybody else been given this before?

I was given a cross-section of a thigh.