Anatomy For Sculptors • "Supination, semipronation, and forced pronation of the arm"
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Anatomy For Sculptors • "Supination, semipronation, and forced pronation of the arm"
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Pterion
From Greek pteron (wing). The pterion is the region where the frontal, parietal, temporal, and sphenoid bones join. Possibly named for the Greek god Hermes, whose hat had wings in this area. The pterion is the weakest part of the skull and has an artery running deep to it, s damage to this area can cause epidural hematoma.
Image by Henry Vandyke Carter [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
Today I took a break from studying to go to the bank and get a haircut. Boring, I know, but I had actually been looking forward to them because they were scheduled, productive non-studying activities. While I was out, I got some socks for anatomy lab as well as a pencil case, sticky notes, a lock for my gym locker, and a cute little scarf to decorate my medical bag and make it different from everyone else's (we all ordered off Amazon and got the same one). Then when I got back I watched Netflix while making some drawings of the brachial plexus, the bony landmarks, and a chart of the upper extremity muscles. Pretty productive day. Tomorrow I'll be studying for our first quiz on Monday. Wish me luck!
Anatomy For Sculptors • "Left knee"
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Lambda
The 11th letter of the Greek alphabet, Λ/λ . Lambda marks the point where the occipital bones and two parietal bones, approximating the shape of the letter.
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Bregma
Greek for “the top of the head”. The bregma is often used as a landmark for stereotactic surgery.
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