HOW TO STUDY ANATOMY IN PHYSICAL THERAPY SCHOOL | Anatomy Study Tips

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Hi! I am Aman, a Student Physical Therapist. Here are some tips to study for anatomy during PT school!
RUclips Videos- Watch some dissection videos
Draw things out if you’re artistic - Draw to reinforce what the structure’s look like
Use the Anatomy book- It has photos of dissections and labels!
Memorization - Use flash cards or use notability to white out the labels and try to guess what the structure is.
Mnemonics- There is so much brute memorization that one way you can make sure that you can remember stuff is using mnemonics, ppl the year above you know some, people on youtube know some use them! Lumbar plexus mnemonic- I Twice Get Laid On Friday’s.
Go to different donors and point out the structures- Any of the structures on any of the bodies can be used on the practicals so you need to figure out where the structure is in every body. Point it out and say it out loud, teach others that are around.
Don’t forget the mm, vv, aa -You will lose points if you don’t write what the specific structure is
Chunk up information- Compartments of Upper and Lower extremity- figure out blood supply, innervation, muscles in each compartment.

[@ivanrazo8943]

There are so many anatomy classes which one do we need for PT anatomy

[@wilshaynealbinda3871]

I hope you can give some more mnemonics that are really useful and essential for PT in a long run☺

[@AspectAman]

Here are some that I found useful:
I Love Spaghetti/Sex - Iliocostalis, Longissimus, Spinalis
C3, C4, C5 - keep the diaphragm alive
(LR6 SO4 )^3- Lateral Rectus (CN6) Superior Oblique (CN4) All rest (CN3) for Extraocular muscles
PAD - Palmar Interossi ADduct
DAB- Dorsal Interossi ABduct
Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can't Handle for carpal bones
SGT (Sergeant)- Sartorius, Gracillius, semiTendinosis for pes anserinus

[@pre-ptsinmotion]

These are amazing tips, thank you for sharing them!!

[@AspectAman]

Glad they were helpful!

[@Yutsyumi]

hi i start my first year in august and watched your videos before this one :) whisch were very informative and helpful. im abit scared and would like to prepare myself before i start any tips i should learn like about the body before hand

[@AspectAman]

Glad it was helpful! The topics I have covered in this video and other's should be good to know beforehand!

[@hanamessaoud9026]

Hi, I was wondering if anatomy for physiotherapy students includes inner organs, nervous system, head and face anatomy ..? :)

[@AspectAman]

Hi, yes it does. I certainly recommend starting with studying the bigger body muscles :)