[s]Goal: 100,000 New Goal: 200,000[/s] New Goal: 250.000

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superolateral

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also, no selfies with the cadavers

I wonder at the fact that had to be specifically mentioned >.>

 

 

I can see it happening with our bunch

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The hope is that one day I get to poke people for a living

Yesh, when yoo put it like that it does sound quite appealing

 

 

aye it does, just hope you don't poke the wrong thing the wrong way or you might get lawyers on your case (literally)

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Heh I like tapping my knee so my leg kicks

 

I've never been able to do that

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...

 

*tap*

 

>.>

 

*taptaptaptaptap*

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You must have superkneecaps or somefingy

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So mush mechanics

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coranoclavicular

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So mush mechanics

 

so much anatomy

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At least the words are beginning to make more sense

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coranoclavicular

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Nope

 

My brain has given up

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So mush mechanics

so much anatomy

Heeeaads, shoulders, knees and toes

Knees and toes

 

*points helpfully* :)

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supraspinous fossa

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oooh coool

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At least the words are beginning to make more sense

Yoo should get lotsa sticky notes and decorate your room mate while he's sleepying >.>

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So mush mechanics

so much anatomy

Heeeaads, shoulders, knees and toes

Knees and toes

 

*points helpfully* :)

 

 

cranium - flat bones, planes

girdle, clavicle articulating with the scapula and humerus

sesamoid bone, tendons over long bone joint

tarsals, 5 metatarsals and 14 tarsals

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At least the words are beginning to make more sense

Yoo should get lotsa sticky notes and decorate your room mate while he's sleepying >.>

 

 

Don't joke, I might just

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coranoclavicular

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Nope

 

My brain has given up

 

 

it's actually coracoclavicular though

 

this ligament between teh coracoid process and the clavicle, the medial bit is the conoid tubercle and the lateral bit is the trapezoid line

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I don't even know if this is english at the moment

 

*jargons*

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At least the words are beginning to make more sense

Yoo should get lotsa sticky notes and decorate your room mate while he's sleepying >.>

Don't joke, I might just

Who's joking? Pics please :)

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coranoclavicular

...

 

Nope

 

My brain has given up

it's actually coracoclavicular though

 

this ligament between teh coracoid process and the clavicle, the medial bit is the conoid tubercle and the lateral bit is the trapezoid line

Such words...

#back in my day trapezoids were shapes

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Clavicle is collarbone?

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Mine are all sticky outy...