Published
Hi y'all! Anybody taking A&P 1 this coming spring semester? I'm trying to get as many pre-req's out of the way as possible and could use a study buddy or 2! Thanks! :)
Hey ya'll! My first test is tonight and I'm so scared! I've been studying my you-know-what off and I'm hopeful that I'll do well, just need some encouragement...so if anyone could throw some positive energy my way it would be much appreciated:D. Tonight is gonna be rough, first a test and then a 2 hour lab over the appendicular skeleton and articulations. Yikes! Hope everyone is doing well!
:cheers:Hi ya all!!!! I just finished my first week of A&P and getting ready to start my second week today!!!! Today is just the lecture class but we will be reviewing for our first exam-OMG!!!! I am freakin out I am not a good test taker, any advice or tips would be so greatfully appreciated, thanks. Our first exam is Febuary 28th!!!! And this Thursday in lab is our first experiement of the semester and I cannot wait to do the lab experiment, I have never done an experiment in lab before. I wish everyone here he best in A&P this semester, keep me posted ok:hpygrp:
Hey ya'll! My first test is tonight and I'm so scared! I've been studying my you-know-what off and I'm hopeful that I'll do well, just need some encouragement...so if anyone could throw some positive energy my way it would be much appreciated:D. Tonight is gonna be rough, first a test and then a 2 hour lab over the appendicular skeleton and articulations. Yikes! Hope everyone is doing well!
I wish you the best tonight on your test and I will be sending you positive energy ok!!!! keep us posted ok. With all th e studying your doing I am you will do great ok!!!! good luck tonight:up:
B2728
14 Posts
For the tissues, I created notecards that had one organ listed on the front. On the back - the name of the major tissue type that makes it up.
I found that by just memorizing each tissue with one organ that i was somewhat familiar with - I could infer what purpose that tissue served. It made it easier to just pull it all together, and it was less overwhelming. It's kind of like a top down approach instead of the typical bottom up learning style.
I then found it easier to remember the other attributes of each tissue type because I could think about what purpose it served in it's "sample organ".