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Helpful A&P Images, Posters or Wall Charts

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any good A&P images or posters etc. I could buy or print out. I'm thinking I could hang some near my desk as reference while I'm studying... What do you think?

If you know of any online, could you please give me the link? Thanks in advance!

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I really liked Netter's Anatomy Flash cards. Google Adam anatomy in google images and you will find some good images you can print.

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You know I wanted to do the same thing but instead I just kept with my textbook -- Saladin's A & P. Extremely high quality graphics and well written textbook.

I did get on of those laminated 8.5 x 11 folding cards for the circulatory system and used it once.

The best advice I ever got was to explain something to another student. I did this a lot. Then I had other students quiz me and I quizzed them back. After 8 credits of A & P it was like a little family in our lab.

Even better...make your own wall charts.

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Thank you for your advice guys. I start A&P 1 in a couple of months and I REALLY want to have a head start.

One thing that helped me out a lot in anatomy was I took my digital camera to lab. I took pictures of the labeled models and studied those for the lab test.

Also, al lot of my friends used the anatomy coloring book to study from.....active learning fun! :D You can get it at any book store.

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One thing that helped me out a lot in anatomy was I took my digital camera to lab. I took pictures of the labeled models and studied those for the lab test.

I did this too! Seriously useful.

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Oo I never thought of taking pictures during Lab - What a good idea! I'm definitely gonna look into that coloring book too. Sounds pretty sweet! Thanks Yesdog!

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