Guides
How to actually learn it.
The 210 reference cards tell you what a structure is. These guides are about getting it to stick - which attachments cluster, which nerve settles an ambiguous case, and the order to learn a group in. Every fact in them is taken from the cards themselves, and all of them are free.
How to memorize muscle origins and insertionsFour rules that turn muscle attachments from a memorising job into a deduction: joints crossed, shared insertion sites, the nerve, and exact wording.The rotator cuff muscles, explainedThe four SITS muscles - supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis - with attachments, actions, nerve supply, and what is not in the cuff.How to learn the brachial plexusLearn the plexus by where each nerve leaves it: root values, cords, one muscle and one lesion per branch, with every nerve linked to its reference card.How to memorize the cranial nervesLearn the twelve cranial nerves in four passes - order, sensory or motor, skull exit, and one lesion each - with every nerve linked to its own card.
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Every guide links into the cards it draws on. If you already know what you are looking for, start there instead.