For CBL cases, you need to work together to generate a quality presentation. Synthesize the presented material. If you attempt to learn each piece of information individually in Human Gross Anatomy you will not succeed. This is the easiest way to write test questions and puts the information in some sort of cohesive context. Pay attention to material in case presentations and clinical correlations.
All material presented in relation to cases given and in clinical correlations is testable.
This information should help the student put individual anatomical facts in context. You all will eventually be practicing in a clinical arena. Use this opportunity to start familiarizing yourself with thinking in this context. Prior to class complete assigned readings. This material will appear on quizzes and provide important background information for lectures and discussions.