Somebody please help How much of head and neck anatomy is required on the step 1?

as i know the dependent part of the lung get the greatest perfusion and ventilation , then why in massive haemoptysis we keep the patient lying on the side of the bleeding lung , it will get more perfusion which means more bleeding and also more ventilation which on other side will decrease...

How would a herniated disc leads to Erb's Palsy?

So in uworld it states that an injury of the ulnar nerve at the medial epicondyle of the elbow "classically results in an ulnar claw"...I thought an injury at the elbow was more likely to affect the flexor digitorum profundus and therefore cause simple paralysis of the 4th and 5th digits with...

According to uworld bell's palsy cause decrease tearing but HY Neuroanatomy says facial nerve lesion (feature of bells palsy) cause CROCODILE TEARS means excessive tearing... please explain

As I understand the paravertebral ganglia exists in pairs (one nerve on each side of the vertebral column) I have also learned that adrenal sympathetic ganglia are paired. What does this mean? Does it mean that each chromaffin cell recieves innervation from two sympathetic ganglion, one from...

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hi guys... how is everything going, I am studying anatomy with Kaplan books and videos but I think things are a little bit short here! What do you think? how many weeks did you study anatomy?

Hello! I'm a bit confused with the circulation. Just to clarify I THINK this is how it goes according to FA / Kaplan 1) Umbilical Vein -> Ductus Venosus -> IVC -> Foramen Ovale -> Left Atria -> Left Ventricle ->Aorta. (FA Version) 2) It was mentioned in Kaplan 2010 Umbilical Vein -> Right...

Hello People!! I'm trying to learn Anatomy through First Aid and Qbank but I'm not understanding it properly. We had anatomy first year but our school did a terrible job teaching it! What's the best way to approach this problem? Keep doing questions?

The kaplan gross anatomy isnt suffice and I am hardly able to solve questions esp muscle insertion ones. I plan to do snell review for gross anatomy and clinical correlations from high yield cross anatomy. Plz suggest if this is way to go for gross anatomy.

Mnemonic for the Relation between Deep Inguinal Ring and Inferior Epigastric Vessels: DR never LIES DR= Deep inguinal Ring LIES LIES: Lateral to Inferior Epigastric vesselS Hope this helps! Sincerely Iqrarocks:D

Hi all! I want to share a mnemonics for superficial branches of femoral artery. These branches supply the lower abdomen. EPICS The S in "EPICS" is for superficial and this word will come in front of every branch. The EPI stands for epigastric EP =external pudendal IC = circumflex iliac so...

1- Lower limb edema to the level of the knee... what lymph group is affected? 2- What artery crosses the ureter at the level of pelvic inlet?

I'm really enjoying the lectures by Dr. White! But the Lecture notes are so dry, vague, and he skips a lot of stuff from the LN's. The LN's go into a lot of detail in some cases. Safe to do the Videos only? Or is it good use of my time, to go over the Lecture Notes as comprehensively as...

Best location for pleural tap? I answered below 9th rib mid scapular line. The offline answer key says above 9th rib mid scapular line??

Can you label the Carpal Bones from A to H in this figure click image to enlarge

I found this figure fascinating. click image to enlarge Let's discuss what questions they might ask about this figure. I think it's high yield.

Bottom of the webpage has simple, yet clear summaries of pollicis muscles and movement. http://www.mycahs.colostate.edu/david.greene/Functional_Mechanical_Antomy/OT450_PowerPoints/WristHandFinalSlides/FinalSlidesClinAppsHand.htm

Im having alot of trouble with gross anatomy in Kaplan Qbank, its very VERY specific. Is anyone else having problems with it?