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Hi there,
My school has embryo lectures scattered here and there throughout our anatomy block. I've been able to retain most of the info about various developmental diseases (which is what is tested on during our exams), but many of the tiny details or names of (seemingly insignificant) structures in different steps of development are going right over my head. My guess is that it is not important, so my lecturers don't talk about it (but rather just leave a picture on the powerpoint with a ton of labels). Can someone shed some light on what embryo stuff is actually useful, both as a doctor and for Step1? Should I be worried that I'm not learning all these tiny details and rather focusing *mostly* on the actual diseases/conditions/how they arise?
Thanks in advance.
My school has embryo lectures scattered here and there throughout our anatomy block. I've been able to retain most of the info about various developmental diseases (which is what is tested on during our exams), but many of the tiny details or names of (seemingly insignificant) structures in different steps of development are going right over my head. My guess is that it is not important, so my lecturers don't talk about it (but rather just leave a picture on the powerpoint with a ton of labels). Can someone shed some light on what embryo stuff is actually useful, both as a doctor and for Step1? Should I be worried that I'm not learning all these tiny details and rather focusing *mostly* on the actual diseases/conditions/how they arise?
Thanks in advance.