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Tips From a TA - How To Study For Anatomy in Med School

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Introduction to CT Abdomen and Pelvis - Anatomy and Approach
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Anatomy of the vertebral canal
Thyroid and parathyroid glands - Histology
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Pelvis and acetabular anatomy - 2 of 2
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Want to know how to study for anatomy and physiology in medical school? Let's face it - anatomy in med school can be one of the toughest classes you take as a med student. So many muscles, nerves, functions, vessels, and organs to remember.
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