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sheenkay the other subjects of medicine is pharmacology (like medicine and how it works) and pathology (study of diseases)
I have already studied anatomy and physiology and biochemistry. Anatomy was the hardest u need to know the name of every single part in your body, where it is and like you are a surgeon. Like there are thousands of names of just arteries
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omg,Originally posted by Saifullah View Postsheenkay the other subjects of medicine is pharmacology (like medicine and how it works) and pathology (study of diseases)
I have already studied anatomy and physiology and biochemistry. Anatomy was the hardest u need to know the name of every single part in your body, where it is and like you are a surgeon. Like there are thousands of names of just arteries
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This is just 0.001% of anatomy...
They ask you what are the branches of the abdominal aorta...
Then you give a list but u need to know which part of the body the artery supplies..
Branches are inferior phrenic
Lumbar arteries
Renal arteries
suprarenal arteries
median sacral
gonadal
superior mesenteric
inferior mesenteric
celiac trunk
so then for example celiac trunk you get so many branches from that, like hepatic arteries, gastric arteries, superior pancreaticoduodenal arteries and epiploic arteries..they supply the stomach mainly and also the gall bladder, liver...
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and you need to be a good artist if you wanna learn anatomy properly...
like now i can draw the stomach, liver, gall bladder intestines and so on..in the right place. Then on top of it you have to draw the blood vessels in the right place. That way u will never forget it.
Yea the words are hard, pharmacology has even more difficult words.
Like on the pelvis there is a point called anterior superior iliac spine and you can feel it with your hands, the bit sticking out on your hip
Then in the brain you have tracts going from spinal cord to brain and the other way round.
Spinothalamic tract, spino-olivary tract spinotectal and so on...Then the lobes of brain parietal, occipital and so on...millions of names to learn and then now everything about it
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