A is for Anatomy
Students will identify anatomical structures of the human muscular, skeletal, and cardiovascular systems. Only the scientific names of the bones, parts of the bones, muscles, and cardiovascular structures will be utilized and accepted as correct.
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We mainly use models for the Macomb County competition. It is extremely rare for us to use a picture or diagram.
The Learning Center is located within the Library, in the C Building on MCC Center Campus.
The models are kept in a room behind the front desk at the Learning Center.
Please note:
1) You must make an appointment to use study materials at the Learning Center, and models may only be used in the Learning Center.
2) The services provided by the Learning Center for this event are strictly for Macomb County residents. You must present a valid ID. We will provide a list to MCC of the few registered teams from St. Clair county, so that they are also given access.
If the model keys are available, we will provide them. Use at your own risk. The terminology may not be exactly the same as in the rules for the event. We try to use the simplest terminology when possible. Some structures may have more than one name.
There is no set number of boxes. We usually place one example of each model in the boxes in the Learning Center. The boxes are organized according to the organ systems. There can be more than one box per organ system. You may have to specify which models you would like to check out each time. A list of available materials will be available at the front desk of the Learning Center.
Yes. We choose a room which has room for the stations, and a pair of student comfortably at each.
We do not release the Regional Anatomy test. The example test found in the Test Archive was written for a practice tournament, by someone other than the Macomb Regional Event Supervisor. However, it is a good example of the type of questions and level of difficulty the students will experience.
You do not have to know the meaning of the word. Spelling will count for the tie breaker only.
Typically, there are one or two models per station. We try to minimize the number of models per station because of space constraints. We try to avoid the use of diagrams when possible.
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Event Supervisor

Felicia Scott
Event Supervisor

Mary Kelley
Macomb Science Olympiad
P.O. Box 763, Sterling Heights, MI 48311
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