About 2-3 cm posteriorly from the tip of the supraorbital margin (upper border of eye socket) is the anterior branch of the middle meningeal artery.
a blow to the side of the head may fracture the thin bones that form the pterion (spot where couple of cranial bones join), rupturing the anterior branch fo the middle [...]

Women are awesome. I’ve always thought that. This is just a further installment in their awesome-ness.
During pregnancy, the pelvic joints and ligaments relax and pelvic movements incrase. The relaxation, caused by the increase in sex (a little bit of subliminal) hormones and the presence of the hormone relaxin, permits freer movements between the inferior parts [...]

Did you know your Ass Crack is called the Intergluteal Cleft in medical terminology? That’s just awesome.
Although the hip join is strong and stable, it is subject to severe traumatic injury and degenerative disease. It was the 1st joint for which a replacement prosthesis was successfully developed. During hip replacement, a metal prosthesis anchored to [...]

Well, not too much going on.
Studying the Free Lower Limb.
Consists of Pelvic Girdle, Femur, Tibia, Fibula, Tarsals, Metatarsals, and Phalanges.
I’ll have something cool later on today or tomorrow.
Weather’s cold. Bought a lamp and flower stand. Gonna hang up a light today and getting a rug hopefully sometime this week.

The human body develops very slowly and can’t handle a huge amount of protein too well. Milk has a huge amount of protein. A protein increase results in a various allergic reactions to food.
True, milk is a source of Calcium, recommended for adults and children, but 1 litre a day can result in a deficit [...]

Everyone can punch…and hurt themselves. Usually nothing happens when you punch something/someone but occassionally you may put too much energy/force into it and screw yourself over and break some knuckles.
The proper knuckles to use when you punch are the index and middle finger knuckles.
A quick anatomy lesson: The carpus (wrist) is composed of 8 little [...]

The xyphoid process is a small cartilaginous extension to the lower part of the sternum which may become ossified in the adult. The xyphoid process is connected to the body (corpus) of the sternum at the xiphesternal joint. This joint marks the inferior (lower) limit of the central part of the thorcic cavity. It is [...]

Here’s the first inside look at medicine.
The head is attached to the first vertebra, C1 (also known as the “atlas” as Atlas was the god that held the world on his back. The Academy has him in a couple of places in their quad.) The atlas sits on the second vertebra, C2 (Known as the [...]