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I am taking A & P II at Valencia Community College in Orlando FL. We start May 12th...
I am an Online ASN Student at Deaconess College of Nursing in St Louis. I have taken a leave of absense for the summer so I will only be focusing on A & P. Guess I am not really a pre-nursing student, hope no one minds.
I am looking forward to sharing experiences!
Cheri
I've lost my motivation. All I have left is the last lab practical (that I can take anytime online until next Wednesday) and the lecture final (which I can take either Sat, Monday or Tuesday). I only need a 79 on my lecture final to get an A in the class, so I don't feel any pressure to study. However, I'm sure I can't remember the entire class content cold and this is a cumulative test so I will need to study. Similar situation in lab. BUT I DON"T FEEL LIKE STUDYING, DAMN IT!
I took the kids clothes shopping today and have similar plans tomorrow. I'm procrastinating!
Ok, lil' land64shark... get yourself in gear NOW! Study, study, study!!!!!
lol :)
I've lost my motivation. All I have left is the last lab practical (that I can take anytime online until next Wednesday) and the lecture final (which I can take either Sat, Monday or Tuesday). I only need a 79 on my lecture final to get an A in the class, so I don't feel any pressure to study. However, I'm sure I can't remember the entire class content cold and this is a cumulative test so I will need to study. Similar situation in lab. BUT I DON"T FEEL LIKE STUDYING, DAMN IT!I took the kids clothes shopping today and have similar plans tomorrow. I'm procrastinating!
Just curious as to what the division is in the A&P I & II situation....
My school breaks it into A&PI and A&PII. A&PI we learned bones, muscles, tissues, integumetary system, endocrine system, basic cell biology, CNS PNS SNS and the whole spical cord deal. And Im missing a few but that sums it up. So far in A&PII weve covered blood, heart, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, digetion, and metabolism. We got about 6 classes left before we finsih (not counting 2 test days) so Im not sure what else we cover. But we do anatomy & physiology of each system at the same time.
I've lost my motivation. All I have left is the last lab practical (that I can take anytime online until next Wednesday) and the lecture final (which I can take either Sat, Monday or Tuesday). I only need a 79 on my lecture final to get an A in the class, so I don't feel any pressure to study. However, I'm sure I can't remember the entire class content cold and this is a cumulative test so I will need to study. Similar situation in lab. BUT I DON"T FEEL LIKE STUDYING, DAMN IT!I took the kids clothes shopping today and have similar plans tomorrow. I'm procrastinating!
I have a test tonight and have just not been able to motivate myself to stay focused for more than 30 minutes to study. I am down to my last two weeks of class...1 more exam, 1 more practical, and the final...I am soooo ready to be done and move on...
Cheri :)
I'm so jealous of everyone getting ready to finish A&PII, I almost wish I"d taken the 5wk condensed course just to get it over with!! I've been studying for four days straight for a midterm I have tomorrow, and I still feel totally unprepared.
May God or whatever higher being you believe in bless your heart! I could not imagine more than 10 weeks of A&PI and A&PII combined! Let alone 3 months of just one! Good luck on your midterm.
If your using the Marieb book, Id suggest using the Cd in the back of the book (back inside cover). I think its helped me (or at least I hope it does I just took it out last nite :chuckle ); I know understand the respiratory system so thats an accomplishment!
Again good luck!!
Thanks for your well wishes. It just seems like nothing's making sense anymore, I keep rereading the same material and nothing is sinking in. I think I"ll give that cd a try, yes I have the Marieb book. I remember it helped me a lot last semester, figuring out how muscles worked. Thanks for the suggestion.
Keli
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