I am beginning PTA school soon, how in depth should i learn innervations? For example do i just need to know the name of the nerve for a muscle (ex: axillary for deltoid)… or do i need to know what specific spinal segment it comes from too?

Do i have to memorize what trunk/cord/branch the axillary nerve is from too?

Also is that enough, or should i start going over dermatomes too as well as myotomes (for pta school)

Basically im asking how in depth i will need to know for pta

I would rather be stabbing myself, that is all

Innervations just posted three hype videos on their YouTube page ( most of us have seen these)… they have hardly any clout but let’s change that. Everyone go like the videos on sub to their page

Truck. Me like. LMC hype video

it's the reboot's season 2 finale

I am at a program that requires us to learn the innervation and blood supply for the muscles and organs in Anatomy.

Are there any Anki decks that do a good job of this?

https://doi.org/10.1097/j.pain.0000000000002401

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34252910

Abstract

Dietary interventions are promising approaches to treat pain associated with metabolic changes because they impact both metabolic and neural components contributing to painful neuropathy. Here, we tested whether consumption of a ketogenic diet could affect sensation, pain, and epidermal innervation loss in type 1 diabetic mice. C57Bl/6 mice were rendered diabetic using streptozotocin and administered a ketogenic diet at either three weeks (prevention) or nine weeks (reversal) of uncontrolled diabetes. We quantified changes in metabolic biomarkers, sensory thresholds, and epidermal innervation to assess impact on neuropathy parameters. Diabetic mice consuming ketogenic diet had normalized weight gain, reduced blood glucose, elevated blood ketones, and reduced hemoglobin-A1C levels. These metabolic biomarkers were also improved following nine weeks of diabetes followed by four weeks of a ketogenic diet. Diabetic mice fed a control chow diet developed rapid mechanical allodynia of the hind paw that was reversed within a week of consumption of a ketogenic diet in both prevention and reversal studies. Loss of thermal sensation was also improved by consumption of a ketogenic diet via normalized thermal thresholds. Finally, diabetic mice consuming a ketogenic diet had normalized epidermal innervation, including after nine weeks of uncontrolled diabetes and four weeks of consumption of the ketogenic diet. These results suggest that, in mice, a ketogenic diet can prevent and reverse changes in key metabolic biomarkers, altered sensation, pain and axon innervation of the skin. These results identify a ketogenic diet as a potential therapeutic intervention for patients with painful diabetic neuropathy and/or epidermal axon loss. ------------------------------------------ Info ------------------------------------------

Open Access: False

Authors: Jonathan Enders - Matthew Taylor Swanson - Janelle Ryals - Douglas Wright -

Additional links: None found

If you're like me, tongue innervation was always tricky. Here's how I made it easy for myself.

12 - My

9 - Shit

7 - Tastes

5 - Soft

Explanation:

*12 --> 5 = Posterior --> Anterior. Think of it as a tongue sticking out looking at you. 12/9 posterior, 7/5 anterior. Numbers are in decreasing order.

*(M)y = (M)otor, (S)hit = (S)ensory, Tastes (well...taste), (S)oft (Sensory...and an unpleasant sensory description!)

So, in summary:

12 - My (Motor/Posterior)

9 - Shit (Sensory/Posterior)

7 - Tastes (Sensory-taste/Anterior)

5 - Soft (Sensory/Anterior)

only find decks with naming structures, feel like the hardest is just knowing their exact innervation origin, what it pierces goes through ect

i have my 2 month course anatomy in 1 year med school

Maybe I'm just getting my mind in a twist and losing sense of the bigger picture, but this just doesn't fit in with my understand of smooth muscle. In every other context Parasympathetic stimulation seems to cause smooth muscle contraction via Muscarinic receptors. Why in the penis does it cause relaxation?

Thank you!

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Hi guys, i'd like to make a macro that cast Innervation on the Healer of my party. It works with some other spells on my rogue or hunt but here no i have to target and click on him.

`/run n,b="foo" b=GetMacroBody(n)

for i=1,MAX_PARTY_MEMBERS do

if UnitGroupRolesAssigned("party"..i)=="HEALER"

then

EditMacro(n,n,nil,strsub(b,1,strfind(b,";\n")).."\n/

use [@party"..i.."]Innervation")

return

end

end;

/use [@party1]Innervation`

If anyone has a solution :)

UWorld is asking tons of detail on the forearm and hand and all the various nerves, muscles and innervation. FAR more detail than is in BnB and First Aid.

Anyone have any suggestions to learn this properly? Because I feel like just getting these questions wrong then relying on UWorld explanations is sort of a blunt force way to learn them and is not really learning it properly just understanding why one was not the correct answer.

I did mature the 100 concepts as well as MSK portion of Zanki/Anking but I'm still getting wrecked on these questions or answering them correctly by some vague intuition.

Thanks.