Other+Resources

//Please try to keep this page organized!//


 * Online Resources: OHSU**
 * Library ( library.ohsu.edu )
 * Sakai (sakai.ohsu.edu)
 * PCM Objectives ([|ohsubooks.com])
 * Online Resources: General**
 * Anatomy Atlases (a collection of different atlases)
 * AnatQuest (full-color cryosections from the National Library of Medicine)
 * Bassett Collection (Stanford)
 * Gray's Anatomy Online (searchable full text with images, but beware of pop-up ads)
 * Hosford Muscle Tables (lots of muscle actions, origins, and insertions)
 * InnerBody (lots of good images, organized by system)
 * University of Arkansas anatomy page (lots of good images)
 * University of Minnesota line drawings of anatomy (good for flash cards)
 * Wes Norman's "The Anatomy Lesson" (different-looking images, from a former Georgetown professor?)
 * [|Google Body Labs]
 * [|Anatomy & Latin Flashcards]
 * [|Get Body Smart]
 * [|University of Michigan Medical Gross Anatomy Learning Resource]
 * [|Interactive Case Studies and the Human Body]
 * [|Medical Mnemonics]
 * [|Anatomy Quizzes (based on cross-sectional anatomy)]
 * [|Anatomy Link List (some links may be broken)]
 * [|Quizlet Flashcard sets] (Searchable flashcard topics - i.e. upper limb - that can be used on iPhone app Flashcardlet)
 * [|Helpful Anatomy Mnemonics]
 * [|Learn the Brachial Plexus in 5 Minutes]
 * A mother-load of clipart: Biology by field or searchable (University of South Florida)
 * Muscle Atlas (good images, from University of Washington's Musculoskeletal Radiology fellowship program)


 * Online Resources: PCM 1**
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 * Online Resources: Human Embryology**
 * Embro folding website
 * Embryo Electron Microscopy Images
 * Embroyology of the heart (from Loyola University)
 * Human Embryology Animations (U Cincinnati)
 * Human Embryology Animations (w/self-tests; U Indiana)
 * Animations from reconstructed embryos (U. Chicago)
 * Larsen's Human Embryology animations
 * Scanning Electron Micrographs of developing embryos (from UNC)


 * Useful Books**
 * //The Muscle Book// by W. Paul Blakely. Includes actions, origins, and insertions, along with additional useful and interesting information such as indicators that a given muscle is weak, massage points, synergist muscles, alternative connections, and sources of injury.
 * //Anatomy for the Artist// by Jeno Barcsay. Accurate yet stylish illustrations of bones and muscles with great attention to detail.