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The 12 Cranial Nerves — where they EXIT and what they DO.Your brain doesn’t use the spinal cord to get to your head and ...
07/16/2026

The 12 Cranial Nerves — where they EXIT and what they DO.
Your brain doesn’t use the spinal cord to get to your head and neck. It has its own private exits called foramina.
Save this for exams:
I Cribriform plate - Smell
II Optic canal - Vision
III, IV, V1, VI Superior orbital fissure - Eye movers + sensation
V2 Foramen rotundum - Mid-face
V3 Foramen ovale - Lower face + chewing
VII & VIII Internal acoustic meatus → VII exits via stylomastoid foramen
IX, X, XI Jugular foramen - Throat, voice, organs
XII Hypoglossal canal - Tongue
Which foramen do you always mix up? Rotundum vs. Ovale gets everyone.
Follow for more anatomy that actually STICKS 🧠

07/14/2026

Join us in September for our 5 day multi-system or 3 day pelvic floor dissection course in San Diego! ☀️

🫀 How blood flows through your heart in 4 beats ⬇️Your heart is basically a two-sided pump that keeps you alive 24/7. He...
07/07/2026

🫀 How blood flows through your heart in 4 beats ⬇️
Your heart is basically a two-sided pump that keeps you alive 24/7. Here’s the VIP route blood takes:
RIGHT SIDE = To the lungs 🫁
1️⃣ Deoxygenated blood enters the right atrium from your body via the superior + inferior vena cava
2️⃣ Tricuspid valve → right ventricle
3️⃣ Pulmonary valve → pulmonary arteries → lungs to pick up O2 + drop CO2
LEFT SIDE = To the body 💪
4️⃣ Oxygenated blood returns to left atrium via pulmonary veins
5️⃣ Mitral valve → left ventricle = the powerhouse
6️⃣ Aortic valve → aorta → out to every cell in your body
Then repeat. ∼100,000 times a day. No breaks. No complaints.
Remember it like this:
Body → Right → Lungs → Left → Body
Valves = doors. Atria = upstairs. Ventricles = downstairs.
Pro tip for students: Make a fist with both hands. Put them together — that’s roughly your heart. Right hand = right side, left hand = left side.
Save this for your next exam 📚✨
Tag someone who’s the heart of your friend group 🫶



The palmaris longus…..is it necessary!? In a recent study it was shown that the palmaris longus was present in 92.50% of...
06/26/2026

The palmaris longus…..is it necessary!? In a recent study it was shown that the palmaris longus was present in 92.50% of the participants, with a higher occurrence in females and more frequently on the left upper limb. Interestingly, there is no significant impact of the absence of the PL on grip strength. The absence of the PL not affecting grip strength implies that there are several other factors influencing grip strength. Hence, using the PL for reconstructive surgeries may not cause any functional disorder or hamper daily activity in any profession.

Let’s make anatomy stick 🧠✨ Your upper limb = 4 regions, dozens of muscles,...
06/23/2026

Let’s make anatomy stick 🧠✨ Your upper limb = 4 regions, dozens of muscles, one goal: MOVE.
Shoulder → Mobility + stability with deltoid + rotator cuff
Arm → Biceps + triceps = flexion vs extension battle
Forearm → Flexors grip, extensors release
Hand → Tiny muscles = big skills like writing & scrolling
Save this for your next study session or gym day.

The lower limb contains 4 major joint groups that make movement possible. From the highly mobile hip to the stable ankle...
06/11/2026

The lower limb contains 4 major joint groups that make movement possible. From the highly mobile hip to the stable ankle, each joint has a specific structure and function.
Understanding these basics helps with anatomy studies, injury prevention, and better movement.
Save this for your next study session.
Comment which joint you want explained in more detail.
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The femoral triangle = where your leg meets your torso, and where a lot of clinical magic happens 🔺 If you’re in medici...
06/08/2026

The femoral triangle = where your leg meets your torso, and where a lot of clinical magic happens 🔺
If you’re in medicine, EMS, or just love anatomy, this 3-second landmark helps you find a pulse, start a line, or impress your anatomy prof.
Save this for boards/review 📌
Tag a friend who’s surviving anatomy lab rn.
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The posterior thigh is prime real estate for runners, lifters, and rehab clients. ...
05/28/2026

The posterior thigh is prime real estate for runners, lifters, and rehab clients.
Meet the hamstrings:
1. Biceps femoris - lateral, 2 heads, rotates tibia out
2. Semitendinosus - long tendon, palpable medially
3. Semimembranosus - deep, broad membrane-like origin
PT Quick Hits:
→ All 3 cross hip + knee = injured during sprinting/kicking
→ Eccentric strength = best predictor of re-injury risk
→ Don’t forget neural tension: sciatic nerve runs right through
Clinicians: what’s your go-to hamstring drill for return-to-sport? Drop it below 👇
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Your glutes have layers. Like an onion. But cuter. Maximus, Medius, Minimus: 🍑 Wh...
05/21/2026

Your glutes have layers. Like an onion. But cuter. Maximus, Medius, Minimus: 🍑 Which glute fires when you…
1. Climb stairs? → Maximus
2. Stand on one leg? → Medius + Minimus
3. Do side-lying leg lifts? → Medius
Training only Maximus = skipping 2/3 of class
Train the Trio: 🍑
Maximus: Squats, hip thrusts, lunges
Medius: Banded side steps, clamshells, single-leg RDLs
Minimus: Same as medius, but slower + controlled

Did you know the rotator cuff… Isn’t just one muscle? 🤯 It’s actually ...
05/19/2026

Did you know the rotator cuff…
Isn’t just one muscle? 🤯
It’s actually 4 muscles — supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis — that huddle around your shoulder like a seatbelt.
They don’t just help you throw or reach overhead… they keep your arm from popping out of socket every time you move 😅
Tiny team, massive job. Treat them nice with warm-ups + postural work. Your future self will thank you 💪

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