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Does anybody have a good one for the Tarsal bones with them in order?
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Didn't you like a post with exactly that on the front page?
Granted, the order is a zig-zag, but it's pretty straightforward if you're looking at them. Considering that they're not arranged as organizedly as the carpals, I'd say it's as good as you'll get. I don't know what 'in order' would BE, even if I got to look at the picture and number them off.
Just an FYI, I will totally abuse my mod powers and ding anyone who inappropriately uses pneumonic when they mean mnemonic with a charge of "intent to inflame"
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How about people who don't bother to read any of the posts and post sextuplicate repeats? Please?
Well, yeah, ideally. But who has time to police that. I'd never get off this site...
Chubby, Twisted, Never Could Cha-Cha-Cha. The 3 Chas are the cuneiforms. I like it.
Some Damned Englishman Called It 2 Testis
Tissue layers of the testis: Skin, Dartos muscle, External spermatic fascia, Cremaster muscle, Internal spermatic fascia, Tunica Vaginalis, Tunica ALbuginiea
Tissue layers of the testis: Skin, Dartos muscle, External spermatic fascia, Cremaster muscle, Internal spermatic fascia, Tunica Vaginalis, Tunica ALbuginiea
Does anyone have any tips for remembering which diseases are autosomal dominant/recessive or x-linked dom/rec? Thanks in advance
I coincidentally had this lesson on Halloween, so I will permanently know this as Two Zombies Bit My Cat.
