A&P 1 Question

[Orizza]

Hello, everyone! I've been bouncing around on here, reading many many topics to learn what I'm getting myself into. I'm taking A&P 1 in September, and I'm the type of person who likes to try to learn a little bit about a class before I start it. Since it's only April, I have a ton of time to read up on this one and I would like any head start that I can get. So, this goes out to everyone who has taken this class already: What, generally, is covered in A&P 1? Mainly, what systems? I know everyone's school is different, but I would love to get a general idea so I can start learning body parts ahead of time. Thanks!

[FLboundBSN]

Consider checking out the course objectives for that course at your school ... they should be linked to the class in the course description book and/or to the class schedule. They may also be on the prof's page (also a useful place to look for what will be covered in the class).

This will be your best bet. I also agree with anyone that said to review cellular biology. Learn the parts of the cell, the ribo, golgi, mitochondria. Dont worry so much about knowing everything. By the time your class starts, you would have forgotten it all. Good luck :)

[Orizza]

Well, I just changed my mind, and I'm going to try to take AP1 over the summer if it hasn't filled up yet. I find out Monday! So, instead of five months, that gives me about one to brush up on all this! Eek!