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Mar 14, 2008 06:14 AM

Pathophysiology Question....


I am starting an ABSN program in May with Path being one of my first classes. I am reviewing A&P since it has been over 20 years since I first graduated from college but am wondering to what depth I should be brushing up? I am surprised at how much is coming right back to me but I don't want to obsess over too much of the minutia if it is really not critical. Any advice would be extremely appreciated!! Thank you!

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from Daytonite
Old Mar 14, 2008, 06:28 AM

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Stop obsessing. Stop reviewing and enjoy your time off until May. Keep your A&P book as a supplemental text to use when you take pathophys. The class is going to concentrate on what goes wrong with the normal A&P and it is very unlikely you'll need your A&P book except to clarify something for yourself.
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