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Carpel Bones:
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The best anatomy mnemonics for medical student finals, OSCEs and MRCP

Where trigeminal nerve branches exit the skull (Standing Room Only) mnemonic

Nerve root supply of deep tendon reflexes (one, two - buckle my shoe, three, four - kick the door, five, six - pick up sticks, seven, eight - shut the gate)

S1, S2 - ankle jerk

L3, L4 - knee jerk

C5, C6 - biceps and brachioradialis

C7, C8 - triceps

Nerve root supply of long thoracic nerve which innervates serratus anterior

C5, 6, 7, raise your arms to heaven

Attachments of pectoralis major, teres major and latissimus dorsi to the bicipital groove (a lady between two majors)

Pectoralis major attaches laterally

Teres major attaches medially

Latissimus dorsi ('lady') attaches to the floor in between

Median nerve supply of hand muscles (ulnar nerve supplies all intrinsic muscles of hands except the LOAF muscles)

Level of diaphragmatic apertures

Vena cava = 8 letters = T8

Oesophagus = 10 letters = T10

Aortic hiatus = 12 letters = T12

Alternatively

'I ate ten eggs at twelve'

'I ate' = IVC at T8

'ten eggs' = oesophagus at T10

'at twelve' = aorta at T12

Position of thoracic duct in relation to oesophagus (left) and azygous vein (right)

A duck between two gooses

Duck = thoracic duct

Two gooses = oesophagus and azygous vein

Contents of the tarsal tunnel (from anterior to posterior Tom, Dick And Very Nervous Harry)

Nerve root innervation of the urethral sphincter, anal sphincter, and penis (S2, 3, 4 keeps the pee/poo/penis off the floor)

S2, 3, 4 innervates the anal sphincter, urethral sphincter and causes erection of the penis.

Relations of ureter and uterine artery/ vas deferens (water runs under the bridge)

Ureter (water) runs posteriorly to uterine artery/ vas deferens (bridge)

Common mnemonics for medical student exams, finals, OSCEs and MRCP PACES

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Anatomy Mnemonics - Oxford Medical Education

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But don't pay a fortune for them!

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Particular good for bony landmarks
(be COVID compliant)

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1. Quizzes (same available on free apps)

2. Study Groups

3. Ask questions in lectures

4. Practice using anatomical terms to describe movement

5. Learn the rotor cuff muscles (TISS)

6. Write a muscle table (Muscle, action, origin, insertion)

7. Simplify terms to start with, then build.

8. Learn the structures of a synovial joint (esp knee)

9. Flashcards

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Loads of videos, which go into depth on bony landmarks etc.