Today’s blog explains (and shows you) the Bones and Joints of The Pelvis. You’ll see all three bones of the pelvis in a 3D view, and you’ll learn where the main joints of the pelvis are and how they operate. You need to know this as part of the Level 2 and Level 3 Anatomy …
In today’s video training, you’ll learn how to remember muscle origin and insertion of the Gastrocnemius ready for your Level 2 or Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology Exam I’ll show you exactly how to remember complex information about the Gastrocnemius, including the origin and insertion, location, muscle action, and exercises that work the muscle. This …
As part of your Level 2 and 3 Anatomy Exam, you need to understand that Sarcopenia is normal muscle loss associated with aging. Today’s blog will explore the effects of aging, what is sarcopenia, and the symptoms associated with muscle loss with aging. At the bottom of this blog, you’ll also find three mock questions …
As part of your Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology Exam, you need to understand the function of the nervous system including what is an action potential. If you’ve googled “Action Potential” I guarantee you have a complicated and in-depth doctorate-level description of “Ions and action potentials”. Add to this your manual or e-learning that gives …
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A common question in the Level 3 anatomy and physiology exam is “What is the opposing muscle to the Latissimus Dorsi in the frontal plane?” Here we will explore the answer in-depth so you can be confident in your knowledge. There are 8 topics you must cover in your level 3 anatomy and physiology exam. …
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