Upper body muscles

[Mon]

I am having a lot of trouble with the upper body muscles. In my Swedish, A&P1, and CNT class I did pretty well (A in Swedish and B in A&P 1 and CNT.) Is there a website that can help me with the actions, origins, and insertions of the muscles. I have a thought of a few mnemonic devices to help me, some of the rated G some rated R, what can I say I'm a guy. And I also am not a fan of A&P 2. A&P 1, I really like it. So any tips or websites would be awesome. I have went to anatomy arcade and that helped with the bones of the body, but the poke a muscle wasn't too helpful. Thanks in advance.

 

[wishmaker88]

Upper body muscles

I have a thought of a few mnemonic devices to help me, some of the rated G some rated R, what can I say I'm a guy.

It has nothing to do with being a "guy". As a female, I've had plenty of R-rated, etc. mnemonics. It's all about what helps you to remember.

Two threads that may be helpful or guide you to other sites:

• Trivia anatomy question... (mnemonics)
• HELPFUL WEBSITES

 

[??? ??? ???]

Upper body muscles

What exactly is the difference between anatomy and physiology 1 and 2 in your program? If you know exactly what it is about the second course that makes it more difficult for you, you can adjust your study techniques appropriately.

Kat

 

[lozzielaws]

Upper body muscles

LOL!
Our anatomy teacher would give us the same mnemonics he learned...but it is ALWAYS better if you have your own, much easier to remember...especially when they are funny or "racy"

To study...
I used the TrailGuide Muscle Flashcards.
But now that I think on it I also made my OWN cards.
My memory works better when I write things out. I would do the cards as we were learning the muscle groups...name of muscle on the front and on back O/I, actions, and any interesting info.
Some students do remember better by locating the muscles on their own body - I would always see them moving their arms or legs during an anatomy quiz!

I think I have confessed this before - but I really can't remember O/I anymore. I did for tests and when I was doing more orthopedic work. Now I just say "muscle attachment".