Anatomy & Physiology B/C

[sciolyFTW_aku]

Serratus anterior isn't correct because the insertions and origins of the serratus anterior are more lateral than what is shown on the picture. The muscle is the pectoralis minor.

[watermydoing14]

Just to settle it:

[Fluorine]

Serratus anterior isn't correct because the insertions and origins of the serratus anterior are more lateral than what is shown on the picture. The muscle is the pectoralis minor.

Uhh yea I am embarrassed now. But yea you are right. I don't really know how I let something so silly get the best of me. Well I guess it happen to everyone at least once.

[sciolyFTW_aku]

Yea, that's ok. But don't let it happen it next time.

[sciolylover13]

Do you guys think we need to know the developmental aspects of muscles? I have limited time until my tryout. Do you think I should go ahead and study it, or just leave it?

Thanks!!

[watermydoing14]

Do you guys think we need to know the developmental aspects of muscles? I have limited time until my tryout. Do you think I should go ahead and study it, or just leave it?

Thanks!!

Not sure what you mean by developmental aspects of muscle. Like the initial development of muscle in the embryo? Or the way that muscle grows in general? It might not be the most important topic within the rules but it might be possible that it's included in a test I suppose

[sciolylover13]

Do you guys think we need to know the developmental aspects of muscles? I have limited time until my tryout. Do you think I should go ahead and study it, or just leave it?

Thanks!!

Not sure what you mean by developmental aspects of muscle. Like the initial development of muscle in the embryo? Or the way that muscle grows in general? It might not be the most important topic within the rules but it might be possible that it's included in a test I suppose

Both, I think. I'm just going to leave it for this tryout. Thanks!!

[sciolyFTW_aku]

Does anyone have any resources for skeletal and muscular diseases?

[sciolylover13]

Does anyone have any resources for skeletal and muscular diseases?

Have you tried Mayoclinic or WebMD?

I also use wikipedia, but some people don't like doing that...

[sciolyFTW_aku]

By resources, I mean like a sheet containing all the information about the diseases. But, thanks for MayoClinic and WebMD!