Thursday, 14 October 2010

Manus

Anatomy spots is crazy.

Spots is where you have prosections of cadavers or bones laid out on metal tables and there're tiny flags with numbers stuck into basically anything that you can be tested on - structures, muscles, nerves, bony projections, blood vessels, tendons, and the flags have numbers which corresponds to questions laid out on the table.

Usually, you're asked to identify the structure flagged then the second part of the question will ask its function, innervation, origin or insertion (for muscles) and so on, and it's crazy because you have to know every single thing and you have to do each question in a minute.

The hand (manus) is way too complicated for its size.

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