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Anatomy - Muscles
731
Total Study Cards -
Anatomy - Muscles
245
Muscle Function Study Cards -
Anatomy - Muscles
246
Origin & Insertion Study Cards -
Anatomy - Muscles
240
Nerve Innervation Study Cards
Anatomy I - Muscle Study Cards
K-ware Anatomy I – Muscle study cards are designed for the
graduate student in human anatomy, or those who wish to have an
advanced knowledge on muscle function, muscle origin and insertion,
and muscle innervation – including segmental innervation.
There are a total of 731 study cards with approximately 240-245
cards in each of three knowledge categories – function,
O&I, and innervation.
In addition,
there are three nerve plexus charts that are displayed on the full
computer screen. These plexus charts are: brachial,
lumbar, and sacral.
As graduate students of
human anatomy know, there are slight variations between anatomy
textbooks. This is particularly true with segmental
innervation. To address this issue, the note pad feature
allows you to write and save a separate note on each study card.
Although this feature is common to all K-ware study cards, it
can be particularly useful in anatomy to note any variation
from the particular anatomy textbook you are using.
MUSCLE STUDY CARDS - SPECIAL FEATURES
- 731 Muscle study cards
- 3 Knowledge categories - Function, Origin/Insertion, and Nerve Innervation
- 245 Muscle function study cards with subcategories: Head & Neck, Upper Limb, Back, Thorax/Abdomen, Pelvis, Lower Limb
- 246 Muscle origin and insertion study cards with subcategories: Head & Neck, Upper Limb, Back, Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvis, Lower Limb
- 240 Muscle nerve segmental innervation study cards with subcategories:Head & Neck, Upper Limb, Back, Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvis, Lower Limb
- Ability to write your own notes on each card
- 3 Nerve plexus charts (full screen display) - Brachial, Lumbar, Sacral
- To view other features common to all K-ware study cards click here
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Anatomy Features
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