Arteries and Veins
Arteries and Veins
March 11, 2010
March 7, 2010
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Ultrasound
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Ultrasound
ultrasound use in the diagnosis of abdominal aortic aneurysm
March 4, 2010
Anatomy Images
Anatomy Images
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHF1600R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Serratus posterior inferior – Latissimus dorsi – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Psoas major – Right lobe of liver – Left lobe of liver – Gallbladder – Body of stomach – Right kidney – Left kidney – Descending aorta – Inferior vena cava – Vertebral body – Spinal cord
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http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHF1650R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Internal oblique – Latissimus dorsi – Psoas major – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Right kidney – Left kidney – Ascending colon – Transverse colon – Descending colon – Jejunum – Descending aorta – Inferior vena cava – Left adrenal gland – Vertebral body – Apophyseal joint – Spinal cord
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http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHF1700R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Psoas major – Ascending colon – Transverse colon – Descending colon – Descending aorta – Jejunum – Mesentery – Inferior vena cava – Vertebral body – Spinal canal
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Upper abdomen, male L1 level
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHM1550R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Latissimus dorsi – Serratus posterior inferior – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Body of stomach – Colonic splenic flexure – Jejunum – Pancreas – Spleen – Diaphragm – Descending aorta – Inferior vena cava – Gallbladder – Liver – Vertebral body – Spinal cord
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Upper abdomen, male L1 level
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHM1560R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Latissimus dorsi – Serratus posterior inferior – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Body of stomach – Pylorus – Duodenal bulb – Colonic splenic flexure – Colonic hepatic flexure – Jejunum – Pancreas – Spleen – Diaphragm – Descending aorta – Inferior vena cava – Left adrenal gland – Right adrenal gland – Gallbladder – Liver – Vertebral body – Spinal cord
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Upper abdomen, male L1-L2 level
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHM1580R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Latissimus dorsi – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Pyloric antrum – Colonic splenic flexure – Colonic hepatic flexure – Jejunum – Pancreas – Splenic vein – Spleen – Diaphragm – Descending aorta, celiac axis branch – Inferior vena cava – Left adrenal gland – Right adrenal gland – Left kidney – Right kidney – Gallbladder – Liver – Intervertebral disc – Spinal cord
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Abdomen, male L2 level
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHM1600R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – Transversus abdominis – Intercostal m. – External oblique – Internal oblique – Latissimus dorsi – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Erector spinae m. – Psoas major – Uncinate process of pancreas – Transverse colon – Jejunum – Descending colon – Spleen tip – Left kidney – Right kidney – Crus of diaphragm – Liver – Descending aorta, superior mesenteric branch – Inferior vena cava – Superior mesenteric vein – Vertebral body – Conus medullaris
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Abdomen, male L3-L4 level
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHM1650R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Internal oblique – Latissimus dorsi – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Psoas major – Quadratus lumborum – Iliocostalis – Longissimus dorsi – Spinalis dorsi – Ascending colon – Descending colon – Transverse colon – Jejunum – Left kidney – Right kidney – Left ureter – Right ureter – Descending aorta – Inferior vena cava – Superior mesenteric vein – Intervertebral disc – Cauda equina
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Lower abdomen, male L4 level
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHM1700R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Linea alba – Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Internal oblique – Transversus abdominis – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Erector spinae muscle group (iliocostalis, longissimus dorsi, spinalis dorsi) – Psoas major – Quadratus lumborum – Ascending colon – Descending colon – Ileum – Descending aorta – Inferior vena cava – Vertebral body – Superior articular process – Inferior articular process – Apophyseal joint – Spinal canal with cauda equina – Thoracolumbar fascia
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Anatomy Images
Anatomy Images
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHF1550R.html
Identify the following regions in the image above: Rectus abdominus – External oblique – Serratus posterior inferior – Latissimus dorsi – Sacrospinalis – Multifidus – Right lobe of liver – Left lobe of liver – Body of stomach – Spleen – Diaphragm – Descending aorta – Inferior vena cava – Left adrenal gland – Right adrenal gland – Vertebral body – Spinal cord
Anatomy Images
Anatomy Images
Identify the following regions in the image above: Latissimus dorsi – Serratus anterior – External oblique – Rectus abdominis – Sacrospinalis – Sternum – Breast – Liver, right lobe – Left lower lobe – Right lower lobe – Esophagus – Descending aorta – Vertebral body – Spinal cord
Serratus Anterior
Serratus Anterior
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHF1450R.html
Latissimus Dorsi
Latissimus Dorsi
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/VHF1450R.html
February 27, 2010
Eye Anatomy
Eye Anatomy
How The Human Eye Works
Human Body : Pushing The Limits – Sight ( Part 1 of 4 )
Human Body : Pushing The Limits – Sight ( Part 2 of 4 )
Human Body : Pushing The Limits – Sight ( Part 3 of 4 )
Human Body : Pushing The Limits – Sight ( Part 4 of 4 )
February 26, 2010
Knee Anatomy
Knee Anatomy
Knee Ligament Anatomy Animation
Patella and ligaments 1
Patella Grove
Patella and ligaments 2
Charlie Weis tears ACL
Knee Anatomy
Netter Anatomy
Atlas of Human Anatomy: With Netteranatomy.com Frank Netter
Atlas of Human Anatomy: With Netteranatomy.com Frank Netter
Click on the link or image below to read student reviews.
Atlas of Human Anatomy: With Netteranatomy.com Frank Netter
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Atlas of Human Anatomy, 4th Edition Frank Netter
Click on the link or image below to read student reviews.
Atlas of Human Anatomy, 4th Edition Frank Netter
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Netter’s Anatomy Flash Cards: With STUDENT CONSULT Online Access
Click on the link or image below to read student reviews.
Netter’s Anatomy Flash Cards: With STUDENT CONSULT Online Access
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February 25, 2010
Median Nerve
Median Nerve
Median nerve hand muscles innervated
Median Nerve – Draw it to Know it – Neuroanatomy Tutorial
Median Nerve
February 24, 2010
Bone Anatomy
Bone Anatomy
Flashcards on bone anatomy and multiple choice questions
Topics included in flashcards
[long bones][bone anatomy][bone physiology][long bone fracture][pediatrics fracture][epiphysis][articular cartilage][bone shaft][metaphysis][diaphysis][growth plate]
VIDEOS
Bone anatomy by geneedinc
Bone Anatomy
February 22, 2010
Hand Anatomy
Hand Anatomy
Flashcards with hand anatomy and multiple choice questions .
IMAGES
GOOGLE IMAGES
VIDEOS
Hand Anatomy 101 by gijoebro
Anatomy of the hand1/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand2/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand4/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand3/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand5/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand6/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand7/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand8/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand10/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand11/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand12/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand13/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand14/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand15/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand16/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand17/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand18/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand17/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand19/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand20/21 by themedicallectures
Anatomy of the hand21/21 by themedicallectures
Hand Anatomy
February 21, 2010
Advice for medical students
Advice for medical students
1) There are cheap used medical textbooks on eBay. I was able to get a current edition Rohen atlas in perfect condition for $20. It is an easy way to add a few books to your collection with out breaking your wallet. .
2) If you get to chose your anatomy partners, chose wisely. I have been very fortunate but I have heard some horror stories. DO NOT become lab partners with someone you want to date or are currently dating!
3) There are some fantastic medical websites out there for histology and anatomy. There are links from several SDN threads and the SDN links page. Others can be found by using google. Some of them offer great self-tests and quizzes.
4) Board review books are a great help summarizing info before exams. I love the Chung anatomy review and the BRS physiology book.
5) Take everything a step at a time and enjoy yourself. It is an amazing experience.
source: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=95608 ; post #7
Advice for medical students
BRS Gross Anatomy
BRS Gross Anatomy by Harold Chung
The best review #1
This book was VERY helpful for me while I was taking Anatomy in first semester at med school. I used THIS BOOK and the NETTER ANATOMY ATLAS and my class notes and –> that’s it!!!
The multiple choice questions in this book are EXCELLENT for board review and test prep. Use it! Use it! Use it!
I always recommend this book to other students for Anatomy.
The best review #2:
I really think highly of most of the books in the BRS series. This book was an exception. BRS Physiology, BRS biochemistry, and BRS Pathology were outstanding and very pertinent to material tested on the USMLE. I even thought BRS pharmacology was pretty good despite others having mixed feelings about it. This book is by far the WORST in the BRS series that I have encountered.
Anatomy is not a heavily tested topic on USMLE, and the anatomy related questions are becoming more and more clinically based. This book lacked that type of focus. I found it difficult to read, with poor diagrams/illustrations, and filled with clinically irrelevant minutia. This book would probably be more interesting to those pursuing graduate degrees in anatomy…maybe as a review book for them.
So unless you have a particular interest in anatomy, this is NOT a good book for board review, or even as a supplement for medical school anatomy.
For board review “High Yield Anatomy” combined with “First Aid..” is sufficient.
For medical school anatomy, check out the books by Moore such as Clinically Oriented Anatomy and Essential Clinical Anatomy.
Color Atlas of Anatomy
The best review:
Although Netter’s classic drawings are helpful in understanding the layout of human body systems, I find that this Edition of Rohen is outstanding due to the excellent photography of professionally-dissected cadavers. It is much easier to identify complex structures on real cadavers in a Gross Anatomy lab using this reference; moreover, it is helpful as a tool to study when the cadaver lab is not open. Real bodies are much more difficult to analyze than idealized drawings–with this book, you can review before a laboratory excercise and have a more realistic expectation of what you are going to actually see.
People generally have different tastes in the types of atlases that they prefer to use, but I think that this one covers everything you would want to see.
January 31, 2010
Lower Extremity Anatomy
Lower Extremity Anatomy
Femoral triangle
- Boundaries of the femoral triangle
- Contents of the femoral triangle
Source
Gray’s Anatomy for Students: With STUDENT CONSULT Online Access .
Gray’s Anatomy: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice, Expert Consult – Online and Print .