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Published Oct 14, 2003
here are a couple i am using for this weeks exams-dont know where they came from:
Rotator cuff muscles:
"SITS" muscles
Suprspinatus
Infraspinatus
Teres Minor
Subscapularis
The fibuLA is LAteral!
Give a thumbs up and distal to the elbow is your radius!
three B's bend the elbow:
Brachialis
Biceps
Brachioradialis
Squash a plant with your foot and your have PLANTar flexion.
Anyway, just a few...there are more, but I am slllleeeeeppppyyy,
Amy
LilRedRN1973
1,062 Posts
This is for the cranial nerves and how to remember which is motor, which is sensory, and which are both.
Silly Sally's Mother Makes Big Maroon Balls Sail By Bob's Blue Mercedes.
Sensory, Sensory, Motor, Motor, Both, Motor, Both, Sensory, Both, Both, Both, Motor.
And this one is for the cranial nerves
Oh, Oh, Oh, To Touch And Feel A Girl's Vagina And Hips
Olfactory, Oculomotor, Trochlear, Trigeminal, Abducens, Facial, Acoustic, Glossopharyngeal, Vagus, (Spinal) Accessory, Hypoglossal
Oops....I left out Optic from that last one....it's supposed to be Olfactory, Optic, Oculomotor, etc......that's what happens when you have small children buggin' ya while you're trying to type! = )
sunnyside
31 Posts
Regarding the nerves posted above i've got
"oh once one take the anatomy final all good vacations are heavenly"
and my friends and I made up a TON of dirty ones for the bones hee hee hee let me know if I can post 'em here...did I mention I tutor A & P?
S.N. Visit, BSN, RN
1,233 Posts
These are great! I won't have A& P until the next spring, but i'm glad to start taking notes :) Keep them comming!
allthingsbright
1,569 Posts
yeah, dirty ones seem to stick best in my head for some reason. i would think it would be okay to post them w/out the profanity maybe? my professor has even given us some risque mnenomics.
amy :)
bigmona
267 Posts
Ace Is Ill at the Pub - for the coxal bone: acetabulum (composed of) ischium, illium, pubis bones
Tendons have a tendency to be seen
AmyLiz
952 Posts
TIRE
for the abdominal muscles in order...
Transversus abdominis
Internal abdominal oblique
Rectus abdominis
External abdominal oblique
Jennerizer, ASN, RN
728 Posts
For the wbc......from highest percentage to the lowest. This is a good one for microbiology too.
Never Let Monkeys Eat Bananas
N= neutrophils
L=lymphocytes
M=monocytes
E=eosinophils
B=basophils
angelac1978
438 Posts
here's one for the carpals:
Never Lower Tilly's Pants
GrandMa Might Come Home
N-navicular
L-lunate
T-triquetrium
P-pisiform
GM-greater multangular
lM-lesser multangular
C-capitate
H-hamate
snowbiggie
46 Posts
Another one for the wrist carpals:
1.....Praise The Lord, Say Those Terrific Christian Hymms.....
Pisiform
Triquetral
Lunate
Scaphoid(Navicular)
Trapezium
Trapezoid
Capitate
Hamate
2. And one to remember the distal humerous articulations(the sides)
(trademark) TM= Trochlea Medial
(Clear Lake) CL=Capitulum Lateral.
3. Another one for some of the foot muscles...
(A) Tom, Dick & Harry or (B)Tall, Dark & Handsome
Tibialis Posterior
Digitorum longus
Hallicus Longus
4. small trick for AcidMucoPolySaccharides.
=AMPS!
Don't know why I had the last one, but AMPS kept coming up in my cell lectures...
I could continue...Hope some of this can help you(it certainly is helping me! Mnemonics rock!
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