A&P apps?

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I found some great apps to study for A&P 1 lab practicals. I got a perfect score on the bones and a high A on muscles.

Just wondering if anyone has found a good one for the arteries and veins?

I can post the app names if any of you are interested.

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I found some great apps to study for A&P 1 lab practicals. I got a perfect score on the bones and a high A on muscles.

Just wondering if anyone has found a good one for the arteries and veins?

I can post the app names if any of you are interested.

I am definitely interested. I have Visual Anatomy on my phone. It has some veins not sure if its what you need though.

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I tried the $29.99 human anatomy atlas by Visual Body and ended up asking for a refund when I found out it had mistakes (that had I remembered the way they had it would have failed me on an exam) as well as missing parts (that a free site had).

Try Zygote Body which is free.

Thank you.

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Good day:

I tried the $29.99 human anatomy atlas by Visual Body and ended up asking for a refund when I found out it had mistakes (that had I remembered the way they had it would have failed me on an exam) as well as missing parts (that a free site had).

Try Zygote Body which is free.

Thank you.

So glad I didnt buy it! I use the free one!

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I tried the $29.99 human anatomy atlas by Visual Body and ended up asking for a refund when I found out it had mistakes

Thank you.

were you able to get a refund? i found the same issue

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Essential Anatomy by 3D4Medical was a disappointment for me. Wish I could get my money back.

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed 3 online access from mcgraw-hill is the best A&P program I've seen.

It does cost $45 for two years access.

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Quizlet and also YouTube has videos of professors explaining human models! Those two have helped me make excellent grades in anatomy:)

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3D4medical Essential Skeleton was one I did use alot. (It keeps crashing right now so I don't know if that will be helpful? My phone is on it's way out)

Visual anatomy lite (free version I think?)

Real bodywork-Muscles

McGraw-Hill Anatomy and Physiology for the flash cards

I tried quizlet but it wasn't too helpful for these two practicals. My a&p book also came with an online component that has art labeling quizzes which were helpful. I bounced in between all of these to study. I printed out the diagrams and then cut off the labels, used those as practice for the test. For me the hardest part was the hands and feet. I used washable markers and draw/labeled on my feet lol My kids let me do the same on theirs once or twice.

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Good day:

"were you able to get a refund? i found the same issue"

Yes, I was able to get a refund. If it matters, I did ask for one within 24 to 36 hours after the initial purchase.

Thank you.

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Curriculums are obliviously different everywhere, but I have all the powerpoints and lectures saved as PDF files if you'd like them.

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I don't know of any apps, but there are flash cards available at barnes and noble. They come in a box, are in color, and there are cards for each system. On the front there is a picture with numbered arrows. On the reverse side the answers are listed. They are portable and convenient. Hope this helps.

Barron's Anatomy Flash Cards

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