Anatomy & Physiology

    Learn Muscle Anatomy: Knee Joint Group

    As I sit here, typing, I've got my legs crossed. My chiropractor would probably throw something at my head if he knew. Oh well. Is YOLO still a ...

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    3D Skeletal System: 5 Cool Facts about the Hip Bones

    I know, I know, it's another blog post about the pelvic girdle. Well, sort of. Sometimes it's a thankless job, holding the weight of our upper half, ...

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    Five Cool Facts about the Middle and Inner Ear

    Do you hear what I hear? It’s the sound of some awesome anatomy truthiness coming atcha! The middle and inner ear are kind of overlooked in the cool ...

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    Anatomy and Physiology: Anatomical Planes and Cavities

    And here we are with part two of our rundown on the things you need to learn before you dive into the meaty stuff of A&P, specifically how to ...

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    Anatomy and Physiology: The 5 Unsung Heroes of the Abdominal Cavity

    Sometimes I feel like the organs within the abdominal cavity don’t get enough love. Everything north of the diaphragm seems to hog all the attention ...

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    3D Skeletal System: 5 Awesome Ligaments

    How much do you enjoy moving? A lot, I bet. While many attribute our ability to move to the muscular system, it actually goes a little deeper than ...

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    Learn Muscle Anatomy: Scalene Muscles

    If you’re like me, you’ll sometimes toss your head from side to side as you sing loudly in your car (alone, with the windows up, of course—I’m not ...

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    Anatomy and Physiology: Gas Exchange

    You know what’s awesome? Breathing.The act of breathing is an involved one—multiple structures across multiple systems are involved, and yet, like ...

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    3D Skeletal System: 5 Cool Facts about the Femur

    The femur is an awesome bone—and not just because it has a cool name. 1. The femur is the longest bone in the body. In fact, it’s the longest of all ...

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    Learn Muscle Anatomy: Serratus Posterior Superior and Inferior

    Breathe in and out. Feels good, right? That's your rib cage, expanding and contracting with each inhale and exhale. But your rib cage certainly ...