I just took my first exam in medical school today on anatomy. The test was 50 questions, multiple choice. The class average was an 80% but I scored a 56%. Anatomy is a new subject for me, having never been exposed to it prior to my first few weeks here in school. I'm not sure what resources I have to use. I've been going through Netter's flashcards, an Anki deck made by my classmates, and lecture slides. I felt like I could recognize most of the structures and tell you about their functions. But the exam was just so much harder. I didn't know I'd have to know specific locations of structures in relation to other parts (a really simple example would be that a thoracocentesis must be performed in the costodiaphragmatic recess, near the 8th intercostal space, between ribs 8 and 9). There are so many things to just keep track of and know everything--nerves, bones, arteries, veins, muscles--and I just feel so overwhelmed and I don't even know where or how to start. I'd really appreciate it if you could provide any tips or suggestions on how you studied for and succeeded in anatomy. Thanks!