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How was your guys' drive? It took you guys a while to get here.
There was so much traffic.
Yeah, it was really bad. There was an actual interstate coming over.
Did you get to see it?
No, no. By the time we reached there, it had cleared up. Oh, okay. Well, that's
good then. Yeah. Well,
thanks again for having us here. Are you ready for finals?
Yeah.
I've been studying my ass off, so my brain's scattered.
You should do.
That's why you're so good at tests. I know.
Well, we're in a study, and you'll be perfectly ready for finals. I know, I'm
excited. I'm glad that you guys are here today. I feel like I haven't really
seen you on campus or anything.
There's so many papers I did last week. Oh my gosh, I know. Tell me about it.
I also got groceries today if you guys want to maybe stay for dinner or
something. That would be great, yeah.
Okay, and I'll think about making some snacks and stuff while we study.
Alright, cool.
Right on.
Where's your parents? I'd love to thank them for having us here.
Actually, they're on a work trip for the weekend, so they're out of town, but
I'll let them know for sure.
Oh, wow, cool. They're out of town?
Yeah, they've been going on work trips a lot more often, so I've kind of been
able to get used to living by myself and having a place for myself.
Well, that's nice. We're getting ready.
Yeah, I know. Full independence. I know, I'm so excited. We're about to end
college, summer has started, then our whole lives start.
Where do you want to fill up?
I started to set some stuff up in the kitchen. If you guys want to follow me
there, we can just start there. Oh, sure. Let's go. Awesome.
Wow, Liz. Seems like you have a lot of notes over there.
Yeah. Put those down quick.
You want to come look at them? Here.
You can take my seat.
How'd you learn how to take notes like that?
I feel like I've just been, like, learning from a young age. My mom used
with her job, she'd have to, like, constantly be writing down notes for her
shit. So, what are we learning again?
Well, so the first thing we have here is the memory gland.
So, uh... Hey, Venus, maybe you can point out where the memory gland is?
Yeah.
Okay, you said memory gland, right? Yeah. Well, I see it right here.
Maybe you can show us exactly where that's at.
Yeah, okay.
Yep, that's about right.
Okay.
All right, what else we got here? We have the vagina.
Okay, well, I think we both know where that's at.
Yeah, I think I see it.
Would that include the labia?
Okay, which is right here.
Yeah, like right here?
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah, you got it.
And then it goes back up to the nipple and the ovary.
Okay, I think around the nipple is the areola. Yes, the areola. So G and H
here. Which is this part, right?
Yeah, right there is the areola.
Okay, so we got that covered.
I mean, that's pretty much the entire gonad system.
female body.
I mean, if I could go ahead and explore that a little bit, get really familiar
with all the parts going on over there.
It's really important that we have really deep knowledge of this stuff
the finals.
So, I hardly feel like I'm at all prepared.
I know. I really hope that this helps with all these flashcards. I think, I
don't even know if we'll have to make our own, though. I think we're doing
pretty good with the ones that are already pre -made.
I mean, those are great. They're helping me so much.
Yeah, definitely. And then we can share pictures and everything afterwards of
all of our notes so that we can kind of compare them and see, like, if each
other missed anything, too.
Yeah.
Okay. Well, we'll definitely make sure you don't miss anything.
Yeah, because this is going to be a long test.
So long, hard, and tedious.
Okay. All right.
I think we're working with some good stuff here.
So over here on this card, it's talking about the vaginal orifice.
Okay.
Does it have, like, definitions of words on there or anything?
Yeah. No, it just shows what it is.
Dang, the one thing I didn't bring was the frickin' dictionary.
Let me see.
urethral orifice and vaginal orifice open in the urogenital triangle.
Okay. So it's like a triangle.
Yeah. So it's like the actual hole. I think that's the actual hole too.
Why don't you go ahead and trade now so that Leila can get better luck.
Yeah, like I can start reading the study and you can take the notes.
Yeah, you can leave it.
Here,
you want to use my pen, too?
Yeah, thank you. Yeah, of course.
So, what is the next slide?
We'll get her a flip -flop first.
We'll get to that. I have her right in front of me, so.
Okay.
Alright, so in this instance, we have the anal triangle.
Okay.
Not to be confused with Bermuda Triangle.
Uh, looks like... Yeah, that could be confusing.
Right? You don't want to get those things confused, do you?
So, you see, it's sort of, it's below the vagina, it's sort of like a whole
thing. Okay. It's like an actual triangle.
Okay, right there. It's outlined by the etial...
tuberosity. Okay, right there, okay. And it's outlined by the
septic tuberous ligament.
Okay. And those are really the characteristics that surround the anus.
how you're going to identify that.
These flashcards are really good.
Very thorough.
This is all very, very thorough.
And all I did was get them off the internet, too.
Alright, so...
Let's take a look at this other card.
You know what?
Nothing you do need to look over is the clitoris. So you're going to have to
turn around to get a good look at that.
Okay. So there's the mons pubis, which is above that.
Okay.
And then you have the prepuce. The prepuce.
Prepuce. Okay. Right below that skin is the clitoris. Do you see it? Yeah. The
little button?
Right there? You found the clit? Yeah, it was pretty easy. All right, well, a
lot of guys can't, so. Makes sense. I mean, that gives us a little bit of an
edge then.
All right, so that's the clitoris.
And so that's like a little bit of a button. So take a good look at that. It
really works that for a little bit so you can get a real good feel of it.
Okay.
And then I'll move on to the next color. How are my notes?
Oh, pretty good.
Actually, I think we're starting to run out of space, so if you want to start to
use another page.
I got a few more extra notebooks, too, just in case you want space.
That's crazy.
It says all these different angles of, you know, we could not have a space.
I try to use bullet points to kind of, like, I'll bold or underline, like, the
topic and then use the bullet points underneath to try to, like, separate
I'm going through.
I agree.
I thought we all need to be direct and they don't know what a cock looks like.
I checked it, it just looked down.
Well, some of us can't do that.
Vagina, cock, whatever.
Dick pic.
Dick pic.
Do you use highlighters at all? Dick pic.
Sometimes, but sometimes they confuse me too much with what's going on, so it
depends on what...
I never thought about that. Yeah, that makes sense, though.
I always
wonder about the people who actually draw these diagrams.
It's like, what do you do for a living? I make dick pics.
I can't wait to finish.
Oh, gosh.
Yeah, me too.
So excited.
I am so over it.
Definitely over it.
Did we finish everything also about the areolas and everything like that?
You know, there wasn't that much on these cards during that, but let's see.
So, mammary gland, areola, nipples.
Okay. Would it help for you to see that? Yeah, so that maybe I can.
So what did you say again?
All right, so mammaries.
Sorry, my hands are cold.
The areola, the nipple.
Oh, okay.
That's pretty much all they're showing for that in a nutshell. So the nipple
the areola are two different things.
Yeah, apparently. So areola, M -A, M -A -M -M.
A -E.
You see that? Mm -hmm. So that's right here.
Okay. So the nipple characterizes, I guess, just a little nut right there.
Oh, I never knew that. Yeah. So here's what it says over here. Female accessory
reproductive structures include the mammary gland, which produces milk, a
that nourishes a child after birth.
Oh, okay. So that's the milk then.
Yeah. Or what?
Yeah, the mammary glands, and that's going to be in this. Okay.
In the, like, actual fatty part of it?
Yeah. Okay. So the milk is released through ducts to the nipple.
Oh. Oh, okay. So that's why it spurts out at the top then. So the areola
is the pigmented region containing the openings of large sebaceous glands.
Okay.
It's a pretty large gland, yeah.
Yeah.
So that's all that it's saying about that.
Okay. So then you pretty much covered everything on that thing. Yeah, it
definitely dives way more into the vagina stuff.
Okay. Because that's, like, more of the reproductive system.
That's, like, post -reproductive.
And then I'm pretty sure we still have to go through the male reproductive
system, right?
Yeah, yeah, we're going to have to go over that next, actually.
Maybe you can read the flashcards for that. Yeah, for sure. Do you want to
taking notes on that part?
You're kind of more well -versed.
Oh, yeah, whatever.
And you haven't taken any notes yet, so it would be super good. It would be
helpful. Okay,
well, let's pick a look. So here's the penis right here.
We need to go over that part now.
Maybe you can read them, and then you can take the notes. Yeah, why not?
Yeah, you need to get some notes so you can pass the test and graduate.
All right, so male reproduction.
Okay,
so this is for you already. What's the beginning of it?
Okay. Okay.
So let's identify some of the parts.
The urethra? Okay, so it's the part that goes all the way through.
Yeah, it's like the tunnel, the tube that delivers the sperm.
Yeah.
The bowl of the penis.
I think that's the hip.
Yeah, the bulge of the penis. I think that is the tip.
Yeah. Okay.
What number does it say, or the letter at the top? What's the letter on E?
E.
Oh, that's the very base. It's right there, actually.
Yeah, there you go. You got it.
Okay. Deep artery of the penis.
Well, I don't think we're going to be getting that out here, but here, let me
take a look.
All right, so let's start with the basis.
A. gland penis.
So that's the head right here. Do you see this whole part right there?
And then we have the corona.
That's this sort of rib.
This part?
Yes, that part.
Perfect.
And what do we have next? And C is the corpus, which is the shaft.
The shaft.
Okay, so it's this whole part right here.
Yeah, well, sort of an underside.
If you drag your tongue along that, you know what I'm talking about.
Yep, just like that.
What's next?
D is the corsa carminosa, which is just, I think, the
side. The side, yeah.
Yeah, really get in there.
The sides are there. Here it says the urethra passes through the penis
with the...
ventricle column of erectile tissue.
Erectile tissue.
Looks like there's a pretty good amount of that.
That must be the part that makes it hard.
Yeah. And the corpus penis that extends from the bulb of the penis to
the bottom near the inferior fascia.
Okay. And the gland at the tip of the penis.
Those are what run from the bottom to the top.
Okay, okay.
All right.
Adjacents to the corpora glands are two additional columns of erectile
tissue.
At the base, the corpora cavernosa penis diverges
to form the puerile penis.
which is attached to the inferior pubic enrama by ligaments.
I don't know how we're going to get half this final. I don't even understand
half these words. Yeah.
So, let's see.
The corpora cavenosa diverges from the pubic enra.
So, let's see where the pubic enra is.
You'll trap.
But right now, I really want to see what she's reading.
I pronounce all of these differently.
Maybe you should try reading them, and then you could try maybe looking at it,
and I can take the note.
Yeah, that's a good idea. I think that would help.
Okay.
Go ahead, Tina.
A.
That's the head. Okay.
We have the corona.
That's B.
So that's the curve around the head. Okay.
And then C is the corpus spongiosum penis.
Okay. That part right there.
Okay.
I'm going to try to make a diagram of it. So hold on. Let's go. We'll go
it again.
Okay,
so that's the head.
Okay.
We have the corona.
Okay, so that's the little rim part.
Yeah. Okay. And C is the corpus. And that's
the middle part that goes down, right? Yeah. Okay.
And then D is the...
Corpora cavernosa. Is that the size of it? Okay.
Okay.
And then there's E.
It's the base of it, right? Like right at the end, right before the balls?
Yeah, exactly.
Okay. I'm going to take my socks and keep them in my way.
Maybe, I think, is this the diorama for the balls? I think.
No, that's just like a cross -section.
Okay, so that's just kind of going deeper into what's inside.
Yeah, exactly. Okay.
We don't need to have to worry about that. And then, yeah, the pelvic bones
don't really matter either because those aren't really a factor in it.
Mm -hmm.
Well,
I mean, I'm not seeing it, but we probably need to have a diagram of the
testicles, right?
Yeah, that's what I'm doing. Oh, look, perfect. Yeah, perfect.
Oh, look, this one has it, too, so maybe we can do both those.
Okay, all right, all right.
Oh, oh, look, this one's perfect. This one's exactly for the testicles.
All right, and you killed them. All right.
All right, so, testes, testes, testes, testes.
One, two, one, two.
One, two.
They're both there. Do you feel them?
Yeah. Okay, that's good.
That's a G.
So, if you look over here.
That's a G. Mm -hmm.
So that's the sack, probably, that whole thing? Yeah, that whole
thing is the scrotum right there. Okay.
Yeah. How big are they? Maybe, like, do they fit in your mouth, or are they,
like, hand -sized?
Well, she's definitely getting at least one of them in her mouth.
Okay.
Okay, I wonder, like, if there's, like, a very, of, like, there's probably
different, like, big balls, because there's definitely small, big dicks.
Yeah. These are pretty big. That makes sense.
I think so, too. When I'm warmer, they hang a little lower, too, actually.
Yeah, I think I heard that, too, in class.
For me, the left side actually usually hangs a little lower.
Actually, the right side hangs a little lower than the left side, so that's why
they don't touch because it's actually gay.
Yeah, right.
Let's see what else we got here.
So that's where they hold the sperm, too, right?
Yeah, that's where the sperm's produced.
You can draw a little.
Yeah, little swimmers.
Yeah.
Oh,
wow.
I didn't know that.
Oh,
okay.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah,
okay. That makes a lot of sense.
Okay.
All right. That makes sense. That makes perfect sense.
Pestis remain connected through structures that make up the spermatic
Okay.
Spermatic cord. We're not going to see that on me.
Okay. No, because I have to make sure that's all inside. Yeah. Okay.
Including layers of muscle and fascia that enclose the ductus.
Different. There's another thing.
Okay.
Blood vessels, nerves, lymphatic vessels.
The particular artillery arises from the abdominal aorta inferior
to the renal artery.
Okay. Wow.
Okay.
Yeah, so I didn't make a little bit more sense, though. Yeah, I think so, too.
I think we got a good amount of notes on this, too. I think we've been doing
pretty good. I think there's only, like, one or two more cards still about it.
Well, why don't you get down there?
So both of you have a pretty good understanding.
That's the other card that we have to go for.
Yeah, that makes sense.
Okay, choose left.
Oh, so they... So that one.
Okay. I mean, I guess it doesn't matter left, right, but specifically saying
left. I mean, we want to pass the test, though.
Right.
Mm -hmm.
So what's F again?
F. F is a shield tuberosity.
Is that one the science?
That is... No, that's actually like the bone.
Oh, okay. Because I think I took it back in my diagram.
Yeah.
There it is. Okay.
Oh, okay. I see. I see.
Okay, that makes sense.
Yeah, that makes sense.
What you're thinking about is D, which is the corporal cavernous penis.
Oh, right. I see here. Okay.
That makes sense. Okay.
And what's C again?
C is the underside shaft. Yeah, that's the part that goes all the way down.
Yeah, that part.
Right there. Perfect.
Yep, the whole underside.
There you go. You got it.
I'm kind of hungry.
Yeah, me too.
You guys down for maybe finishing this up in a little bit? We could take a
little bit of a break.
I'll start cooking dinner.
Let's get some of our clothes off in the meantime. It's getting really warm in
here. But until then, I just didn't make it what we're doing. It'll be the
easiest way.
I definitely could eat, so why don't you go ahead and hop up on the table.
Oh, that's almost better.
Let's take this chair.
Before I die.
At least we just learned about all this too. So we know how to get it all going.
What were you guys thinking about for dinner?
I'm pretty sure we're eating right now.
I remember the pot that you made was really good last time. So we can do that
again. Yeah, definitely.
That's like the perfect spot for the click.
Do you want to grab the women's reproductive system notes?
Maybe we can compare them.
Maybe we can do a little review.
Yeah.
Oh. Perfect.
Okay.
So let's see what's on it.
Okay, so there's the labias, which are the lips on the outside.
Yep, I see.
Okay.
And then, oh, the ovaries. Oh, the ovaries are inside, though. But there's
clit. I can see that.
Yeah, the clit. Let's see what number even that is, or what letter. It looks
like it's... It might be like near E and F, you think?
Yeah, I think it might be F, actually.
Oh, wow.
E.
E is considered the vagina, but that's the inside part, so I wonder what it's
all called on the outside.
Let's find out.
Inside part.
I'm going to go in there right now and see what it feels like.
Oh, wow. Okay.
Yeah, it feels really good, actually.
I don't even know if you could reach my ovaries.
I can try.
I know you're really deep right now.
And then I think, and then there's, that's right, the areolas and then the
nipples. Yeah, these parts.
Yeah, it's the little outside area, yeah.
These are called the mammaries. Yeah.
Yeah, the, like, fatty part of it.
And that one is what A pointed to. You see it?
Mm -hmm. Okay.
And then is G or H the areola?
Um, I think it's G. Let's see.
Yeah, it's G. G is areola, and then H is pointing to the nipple.
Mm -hmm.
I see.
Yeah.
I think that's pretty good. Do you maybe want to craft a notebook and make sure
that we have all of those written down?
Yeah.
So, do you want to cover it?
Yeah, I mean... We have the whole area. Okay.
Good, good.
And then...
Yeah, I'm trying to go with it right now.
I think the ovaries is the part that holds my eyes, right?
Yeah, pretty sure.
Like right here and there.
Yeah.
Right next to my pelvis and stuff.
Like right here? Yeah. And then it's kind of my uterus too. So I think my
is up higher a little bit. Like here, you think?
Um, yeah, probably somewhere around there. Maybe just even a little bit
Yeah, like maybe somewhere around right there.
Let's double check with the card.
Yeah.
Um, uterus is D.
Yeah, so we got that one right.
We got that one?
Yeah. Okay.
That's the right spot. Look at us. We're doing so good. The land is definitely
paying off.
Maybe if you want to grab the diagram of the human body, we can try to correlate
it.
Okay,
so we're down here right now.
So these are the pelvic folds, I think.
Yeah. And then the uterus is like right around here.
And then the clit, I think, is down here.
And then the labias are around it.
Hey, what else?
Okay.
So the ovaries are up here, kind of. That's right there? Yeah.
Yeah. Okay. And then the boobs would be up here, so that means that the mammary
glands are, like, usually, like, right around there. All the way around there.
And then the areolas would be, like, kind of in the middle of that, and then
nipples are right in the middle of that.
Yeah, right there.
Okay, it's so much better to see it kind of in a diagram, like that rather than
a picture, yeah.
It makes it easier to understand.
Maybe we should see, yeah, like... Yeah, let me check out here.
Okay.
Make sure your insides are matching mine.
Perfect.
All right, so...
I see the clit right there.
There you go, yeah.
How's that? Am I getting it?
Yeah, you're definitely getting it.
Yeah.
And then the uterus would still be, like, around right here.
And then the ovaries are, like, right here and right here.
Yeah, to the side. Yeah.
And then we have the
nipple, we have the areola, and then the
mammary gland is all right here.
Wow, your heart's beating so fast.
I know.
Maybe we could take that as a chance to maybe move on to the cardiovascular
system.
Yeah, I think that would be a good idea.
Let me see how deep in I can get.
You can reach the cervix or anything.
Okay.
I can't really see too well. Do you want to put this leg up for me?
Better? Yeah, I can see that better.
Okay. So you can feel it inside?
Yeah.
The cervix?
It feels pretty deep, so I think it might be in there or close around it.
it feel like mine did?
Yeah, it feels a lot like how yours did, actually. Okay, good, good.
Yeah, that's probably a good thing.
Okay, let's figure out why when you're having intercourse, why it makes your
heart race so much. Maybe we can figure out.
Yeah, all the pulmonary arteries.
to the capular beds and the lungs.
Oh, okay.
The vaginal canal.
Right there.
Okay.
Did you get it?
Oh, yeah. Okay.
And that feels good, right? Like it doesn't hurt? It's supposed to feel
Okay, good, good.
That means everything's working the way it should.
Well, that's good.
Okay.
We should take notes on this too.
Let's see.
So if we take all the cards that we've been looking at right now,
maybe we can try to kind of piece together everything into one page, like
side notes of everything.
Okay.
So let's see.
So I'll quiz you right now.
Can you point to where your
uterus might be?
Right around here, right? Yeah, that's right. Okay, let's see.
Oh, look, here's a perfect diagram, too.
Yeah, I know. That's literally perfect.
So let's see.
Oh, wow. There's so many things. Okay. And then because it connects it to the
anus.
Oh, wow.
So, okay. So H is that part. And then let's see. The urethral
orifice is number E or letter E.
Okay. So that's like the...
You know, like, where it looks like a little hole on her clit?
Yeah. That seems to be the urethral orifice?
Orifice. I think that's it. Yeah.
Orifice, Italian.
Oh, wow.
Okay, smart guy.
Yeah, you're going to pass this test of flying colors.
I hope so.
And then let's see.
And then I know since...
We can maybe start moving on to, like, kind of the image of, like, the rectal
area while still maybe figuring out the inside.
Yeah, sure.
So maybe, like, flip over. Like, you can get off the table. We'll kind of do,
like, a doggy position.
Yeah. Okay.
And then maybe you can sit up here, and then I can kind of get a closer look,
and then you can kind of feel what it's like inside.
Yeah. And then we can also take that, kind of figuring out the
whole anal part.
Oh, right.
Yeah.
Yeah, we haven't really reviewed that that much. I feel like we haven't
it today.
The anus is the H.
Yeah. Yeah, it's right there.
Do you see that, Nick? Yeah, I see it.
Does that help you see it? Oh, yeah, way better view.
The next thing we need to go over is the skeletal system.
Oh, right. We haven't even done that yet. That's true.
This is a lateral view of the foot.
Oh, okay.
There we go.
A distal flaxus.
Which is which part?
Which is... Ah!
So the really tip of the toes.
Okay, so that part?
Mm -hmm.
Okay. And then the middle flaxus is a little bit lower.
So the middle part of the toes.
Mm -hmm.
Right there?
Mm -hmm. Yeah, right, right there.
And...
proximal flaccid is the, like, very base of the toes.
Oh, okay. So, like, right here.
Mm -hmm.
You see what we're talking about?
Yeah, I see.
Here, let me get on it a little bit.
Mm -hmm.
So, what's the top part called again?
Distal flaccid. Okay, so that's where you're at right now.
That's the part that's the distal flax is.
Okay. And then what's the middle part again?
The middle flax is. So that's like this whole middle part right here. Okay, we
both need tons for this.
And then a little bit lower than that is the proximal flax. So that's like this
whole area right here, like very at the very, very bottom.
Okay, well you can get that.
And then what's the rest?
Like, what's maybe, like, what's the bottom part of your foot called?
There's the head of the metatastral. Okay, is that up here?
Yeah, that's the top part. Okay.
And then more towards, like, the arch of your foot is called the shaft of the
metatastral.
Right there? Mm -hmm.
And then the base of the metatastral is a little bit lower than that. That's the
heel then.
No, it's not quite the heel yet.
Oh, so it's like right in between, like right where the middle meets the heel?
Mm -hmm. Okay.
And then the heel is the calyx.
Oh, okay. So then that's this actual one right here.
And I think that's everything for the foot, right? Mm -hmm.
We covered like all the bases, right?
Okay, so then what's next?
The next thing is sensory system, so it's the tongue.
Oh, okay.
Oh,
yeah. Okay, so then let's talk about the muscles in the tongue first.
Yeah. So let's see. So what's A?
Let's go look at the A's. Okay, so that's like all the way back there. So
see, like open your mouth.
That's like all the way back there.
Mm -hmm. Okay.
And B would be, like, kind of odd.
Fine. Yeah.
So... Well, give each other some time. See what's out.
Let me see if I can reach it.
Like that? Like there? Yeah.
Okay. And then it's not... Oh,
so D is, like, the taste buds.
Yeah, on the back.
It's called... Valete?
Valate, maybe?
You're a good person on words, but it's that thing.
Valate. Oh.
Okay.
Then maybe we could try to feel each other's.
Do you think they can feel mine? I think so. Do you feel mine?
Yeah, for sure.
Okay.
We didn't even get a good look at, like, your rectal area or anything. You
didn't even get to examine her. Oh, you're right. So maybe we should switch,
then, like, I'll continue what we were talking about with everything else.
So let's see.
Okay, so like that, actually, that's perfect for our next card. Okay, so this
position's actually perfect to talk about the spine. Let's get our notebook
stuff so that I can see what we're talking about there, too.
So, like, with the way that your arch is curved right now, I think that would
show us, like, the different vertebrae, like, the different sections so that
you're able to move it so much.
Let's see.
So A is the vertebrae.
Yeah, that's the cartilage. That's the disc in between.
Intervertebral disc?
Yeah.
Okay.
And then let's see.
The superior articular process.
Is B. So where would that be? Okay, so that's like right where like your fine
joints meet.
Okay, that makes sense.
Okay. And you see how it's a little ball right there? And then the bone's like
curved? So that it can move around. So that you can do kind of like that arched
position, you know?
Oh, this bone's kind of curved so it can move around.
And then... Definitely two different bones.
Definitely very different bones.
Okay, and so then the next is hand.
So let's see.
Maybe, let's see, what's the first one?
So let's see, we have the lunix, which is a letter
H, which meshes with over here. So that's that
bone right at the bottom of your wrist.
yeah like right here yeah and then up here would be
the phalanges yeah so that would be like that actual part
yeah okay i want to see oh this one goes a little bit more in depth on the bones
that are in your hand too so maybe we can look at those
So it looks like, so the top part is the phalange. Oh, all three of them are
considered, all three bones are considered the phalanges.
And then, so the metacarpal is like the thin part of your bone that's down here.
Okay.
Okay, that's good to know. Let's start drawing a diagram of this too.
So, let's see.
Can you feel my phalanges?
I definitely can.
Okay. So we have this whole part, which is the phalanges.
Yeah. And then we have this part down here.
That's, um, let's see.
That's the metacarpal.
Okay. And then let's see. So the joints that are down here, that's maybe what
those are called.
A helmet.
Yeah. That's the joints that are at the bottom right here.
Mm -hmm.
Let's see.
These joints that are down here.
And a luna is what?
Let's see.
That would be G. So that would be this joint right here. So that's the middle
one that's down here. That's G.
Okay. And then let's see.
Oh, and then we're back at like the pelvic and the hip bones and stuff. So
if you ride him and then we could kind of look at the like hip work from that,
you know?
Yeah, we could do that.
So right now with the spreading apart, you can really see your hip bones right
there, your pelvic.
And then down here you can see your whole arch right here, which is like the
vertebrae that we were talking about.
Yeah.
And then let's see, obviously these are the buttocks.
And then we can draw like a little guy from the back too.
Okay. And then maybe here, look, we can do this. If we bring him a little bit
closer. And then we can use him for kind of like an example.
This is so interactive.
I know. We're doing so good. I feel like we're getting a lot done today.
Yeah, no wonder you passed all your tests.
Right? I haven't even, like, went about it this way yet, but I think this might
be my new study way because we're retaining a lot of information.
Yeah, everything's super easy to remember now. Yeah, like, it just sticks
you.
Okay, so let's see. So for the hands, which is, like, right here.
This part is what the phalange is.
Yeah. It's that whole part. Yeah.
Just like the fingertips, though, because this part would technically be
here, which is called, that's called the metacarpal. All of these
right here.
And then like.
Oh, okay.
So then remember the lunate that we were talking about?
Mm -hmm.
Okay, so then that's G, which is located like right here. So that's like this
middle bone right here.
Okay.
And I think that that kind of is what gives you like that wrist movement when
like you're kind of going up and down and like all around.
Let's see.
Okay, so the metacarpal is kind of what gives you that movement to like be able
to use your fingers and your joints and be able to move like that.
And then, okay, so these are the vertebrae, which is back here.
So that's all of that, which is what creates your arch, like we talked about
earlier.
So these are, like, in between here. Like, that's where the cartilage is.
Yeah, so those are the... Yeah, that's what keeps the bone form rubbing
together.
And then let's see.
Okay, and then remember those joints that we were talking about that makes it
that you can arch? So that's, like...
Right there. That's, like, right where, like, it meets each other, right where
it rubs against each other is kind of where it meets it. You can make it so
bigger. Right? You can, like, really see it. So much easier.
And then that would, this is the whole pelvic area that we were talking about,
too. This is where a uterus would be.
Yeah. And then our ovaries would be, like, up here, kind of. Yeah, off to the
sides. Yeah.
Like the clit down there. Yeah, and then that would be like where our labia
bones are at, you know what I mean?
That's where that is right there.
And then where we have the buttocks, which is what we're showing right now,
that's the muscles that we're trying to use right now.
You see how it goes all the way down, like our spine does? That's our tailbone
right there.
And the muscles in your bone are covered loose, right? Yeah, exactly.
That's like the actual muscle, though. I don't know what the bones call it, to
be honest, but I'm sure we can figure that out.
Oh, wow. This is like super interesting. You see all the insides of everything.
You can see everything. It's all labeled. It's perfect.
Yeah, it's super detailed.
A is the cock.
The cock.
Yeah.
That's right up there.
So that would be... Like, almost like your tailbone. Yeah, exactly. The upper
part in the back.
That would be like right where your spine connects to it.
Okay. Let's see.
Oh, okay. So C is the actual anal canal itself.
So that would be right there.
Right there. Let me show you.
It's right there.
Okay. Yeah.
So that would be the anal canal.
Let's see.
These are so good. I need to be writing all this down. You probably need to try
in on this now.
Okay. I need to get a good look. She turned around, so.
That way you can see it better.
So right here would be like the coccyx.
Okay. Yeah, can you see that?
Yeah, I see that.
Do you want to give me the notebook? Maybe I can take the notes while you're
talking? Yeah.
Perfect.
I'll make little diagrams for us, too, so that it's easier for us.
And here are the muscles.
The muscle in the juice is the gluteus maximus. Okay, so the gluteus
maximus, you said?
Yeah, so it's more like in this area. You see it, Nicky? Yeah, I see that.
Is it easier to see that way?
Way easier.
Okay, good. And then the gluteus medius is like a little up higher.
Oh, okay, so that's like over there.
Yeah, it's close to the top six.
Okay.
And then the sphincter, the external sphincter is like...
Right here. Can you see?
Yeah, I can see it.
I definitely think we're all going
to pass this test and graduate.
We're doing a great job at studying, too. And you know what we haven't even
covered, though?
Sperm. Oh, my God, you're right.
We haven't even covered that. So maybe we could try that soon.
And where is the first held in the balls, right?
Yeah. Yeah.
And then, oh, also, we never even covered, because the balls, on the
that, right? There's, like, that little, like, line of the vein, you know what
I'm talking about? Like, right there.
Yeah, I see it. That's called the frenulum, I think.
No, no, it's this right here.
Oh, okay. You see that little, like, vein right there? Like, that little
Yeah. Yeah, that's where it is.
Frenulum? Yeah, the frenulum.
Okay. I've actually heard that it's, like, guys are, like, more sensitive
So often, like, in a very, like, erotic zone for them, too.
Oh, that's awesome.
Yeah. It can be.
It can be? Okay. Yeah.
Well, I mean, if you're trying to, you know, check out more things about the
sperm, maybe lick the frenulum and it'll help.
Yeah, maybe we can try to do that, try to get the sperm out, and then we can
kind of, like, maybe...
Play around with it, see kind of, like, the consistency and, like, what it
tastes like. Get a hands -on look. Mm -hmm. Yeah, I can study it a little bit
more. Yeah.
I'll hear it. All right, well, check it out.
Right there.
Maybe you should come in my hand, and then we can kind of see, like, what
about. Yeah, for sure.
All right, well, I'm ready.
All right, here we go.
Should we see what it tastes like? Yeah.
It's also supposed to be really good for the skin.
Oh, wow. I would have never known that.
We wear something new every day.
I learned so much studying with you guys today.
It tastes really good.
No kidding.
I think we learned a lot today.
Yeah. Yeah, I think we did. I think we're going to hate these finals.
Me too, for sure.
Maybe we should get cleaned up, start to clean up all of our study shit and go
finish dinner and stuff. Yeah, let's do it. All right.
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