I decided to spice up my med school blog entries with some pictures. I don't know if it helped make the blog more interesting or not, but I enjoyed bothering everybody asking them if I could take pictures during anatomy small group today.
Here is our awesome lab group! From left to right: Ana, Laura, me and Aya. Like I mentioned before, there were more girls than guys so there a number of all-female lab groups. We took this picture after drawing all the abdominal organs on each other during living anatomy. All of the girls are completely awesome and crazy smart. (I am by far the dumbest person in the lab group).
This is Ana holding the really confusing 'gut tube model' during the discussion portion of living anatomy. I guess the clear plastic tube was supposed to be the small and large intestines and we were supposed to figure out how it folds between the embryo and the adult. We couldn't figure it out so we Googled the gut-tube folding and watched an internet video about it instead.
This is Teri, our group leader/teacher for anatomy. Every 5 tables (so 20 students) has their own professor who helps with dissection questions and things like that. She is totally awesome! (By far the best small group leader!) She is also really encouraging.
Here is our awesome lab group! From left to right: Ana, Laura, me and Aya. Like I mentioned before, there were more girls than guys so there a number of all-female lab groups. We took this picture after drawing all the abdominal organs on each other during living anatomy. All of the girls are completely awesome and crazy smart. (I am by far the dumbest person in the lab group).
This is Ana holding the really confusing 'gut tube model' during the discussion portion of living anatomy. I guess the clear plastic tube was supposed to be the small and large intestines and we were supposed to figure out how it folds between the embryo and the adult. We couldn't figure it out so we Googled the gut-tube folding and watched an internet video about it instead.
This is Teri, our group leader/teacher for anatomy. Every 5 tables (so 20 students) has their own professor who helps with dissection questions and things like that. She is totally awesome! (By far the best small group leader!) She is also really encouraging.
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