A&P Mnemonics!

[mpoppym]

Does anyone have any really good mnemonics to help remember ANYTHING in A&P classes? The workload is incredible and I cant think of any really GOOD ones! Thanks!

[mpoppym]

Oh, I almost forgot. Here is my contribution, the only one I know:

Cellular Reproduction stages: I Passed My Anatomy Test stands for Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase and Telephase in that order.

[karen230]

Oh, I almost forgot. Here is my contribution, the only one I know:

Cellular Reproduction stages: I Passed My Anatomy Test stands for Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase and Telephase in that order.

OMG that is great . I'll remember that one. My first test is in 2 weeks and I'm sure this material will be on it!!

[Lajimolala, BSN, RN, NP]

The wrist, or carpal bones going from bottom left to right:

Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform

then top left to right:

Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, Hamate

Mnemonics: "Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can't Handle." Our teacher gave us that one lol.

[nannyfornow]

Before school started, I came up with this one for the organ systems: In School - Nursing. My Ever-Crazy Learning Really Doesn't Utilize Rest. (Integumentary, Skeletal, Nervous, Muscular, Endocrine, Cardiovascular, Lymphatic, Respiratory, Digestive, Urinary, Reproduction). I didn't know the systems, but I created that sentence the first time I saw a list, and have been able to name them all perfectly ever since.

My teacher then taught us MURDERS LINC for the organ systems, but I'm kinda partial to mine.

I know I came up with some others, but since I can't think of them right now, I'm guessing they weren't all that effective!

[BellasMommyOBRN]

This one might not make any sense to anyone but it sure helped me keep the 2 words Exocrine and Endocrine glands separate! Just remember, endocrine glands are hormone producers END-NO ducts! (get it? "and no" ducts?...because they are the ductless glands?) stupid I know! But hey, this is the type of stupid stuff you have to come up with to remember the amount of information in that class! :chuckle:heartbeat

Good luck with your Anatomy class!!

[yuwiee]

Here's something i know...well i think it's kinda absurd, but oh well here it is the 12 Cranial nerves........

O -Olfactory nerve

O -Optic nerve

O -Oculomotor nerve

To -Trochlear nerve

Touch -Trigeminal nerve

And -Abducent nerve

Feel -Facial nerve

Very -Vestibulocohlear nerve

Greasy -Glossophayrngeal nerve

lady parts -Vagus nerve

So -Spinal or Accessory nerve

Heavenly -Hypoglossal nerve

[TNMommy]

Here is one for the white blood cells

Never-Neutrophils

Let-Lymphocytes

Monkeys-Monocytes

Eat-Eosinophils

Bananas-Basophils

Our instructor gave us this one!

[msdeannah]

things are still a little fuzzy but here is one for the layers of the epidermis from deep to superficial

stratum basale

stratum spinosum

stratum granulosum

stratum licidum

stratum corneum

before signing get legal counsel

[flightnurse2b, LPN]

Here is one for the white blood cells

Never-Neutrophils

Let-Lymphocytes

Monkeys-Monocytes

Eat-Eosinophils

Bananas-Basophils

Our instructor gave us this one!

here's another one similar to remember granulocytes:

Uncle BEN's rice

Basophils, Eosinophils, Neutrophils.... are Granulocytes (get it, rice is a grain).... i think its cute

and another one for 12 cranial nerves:

Oh

Oh

Oh

Tiny

Tim

Ate

Fruits

And

Green

Vegetables

Some

Holidays

Brachial plexus:

Randy Travis Drinks Cold Beers

Roots, Trunks, Divisions, Cords, Branches

Sphincters of the Ailmentary Canal:APE OIL initials the five them...

Anal

Pyloric

Esophageal

Oddi

Ileocecum or iLeocecum

Function of the temporal lobes:

HELM

Hearing

Emotion

Learning

Memory

[imafostermom]

umbilical cord has 2 arteries and a vein, I remember a face with 2 eyes (capital A), a nose (the V for vein)

A A

V

[nannyfornow]

For reduction-oxidation reactions (redox reactions):

LEO the lion says GER

LEO - Loss of Electrons is Oxidation

GER - Gain of Electrons is Reduction

I found this one in my notes while studying for my exam - thanks, professor!