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No worries. Yes, you would need to know the names of the muscles, bones and nerves in the upper limbs. In terms of memorising, there are muscles that sound similar such as brachialis and brachioradialis even though they are two muscles. It would be useful to memorise the spelling. However, for...

Hi. I'm studying a similar course to you (occupational therapy) at USYD. To be honest, BIOS1168 goes into A LOT of depth about the musculoskeletal anatomy of the upper limb (such as the bones, muscles and nerves in the shoulder, arm and hand). However, it's interesting as you look at cadavers in...