Sub-loci in Anatomy

[bjoern.gumboldt (Бьёрн Гумбольдт / ब्योर्न गम्बोल्ट / 龚博 / 龔博宇)]

@RoamingFrancis

I’m struggling because of unclear expectations on the part of the instructor

Make sure you make use of office hours to clarify

@RoamingFrancis

I am currently memorizing the human skeleton and the prominent bone markings of each bone.

@Mayarra has a post on that here:

How to memorize names of 206 bones of the body?

I memorized the bones by splitting them up into different groups. My groups are: Skull Torso & Spine Arms Legs For each bone I turn the name into an image, which I put in a memory palace. The Skull is the toughest, but it does follow the same kind of logic as the others, lets take an arm as an example. https://medicalartlibrary.com/images/arm-bones.jpg I count from the shoulder down, so the Scapula and clavicle are not included in this list. Putting them with the torso was easier for me, bu…

@RoamingFrancis

As for the bone markings, does anyone have experiences using “sub-palaces” or anything like that?

I’ve written about that here:

An Incomplete Education by Judy Jones and William Wilson

Well, that seems easy enough to memorize… just take any shopping mall and put pictures representing each of the 12 chapters in front of the stores: Cheesecake Factory Starbucks Store Verizon Store etc Big Bang Theory’s Penny singing America the Beautiful for American Studies in front of 1st location. Bob Ross (for Art History) painting a night sky filled with stars [in his voice] ever so slightly bugging each other, just a little though, just enough [voice off] in front of the 2nd location. …