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So I recently started A&P.Im going by the content guide to study, I ordered the recommended book, SG101 and using flash cards, you tube lectures and anything else I can find. My big problem is all the information even on content guide seems to be a lot and Im not sure how to narrow things down. I am stuck on cells right now and its just not clicking for me. Seems to be overload. Wow any study habits that can be shared and I hope the nursing exams arent this lengthy.Thanks:)

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Specializes in Cardiac.

I am starting A&P today as well! Doing the exact things you are

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Good Luck Savy31. Have you done any other exams? I think Im going through a little attention deficit problem haha and just trying to get back into studying. Im not used to not having a teacher. So this is new trying to self study and a whole book at that.Im going to keep watching this site and see what others come up with and keep looking for new ways all the time.The motivation is there, I just have to step a way for a few days to figure this out. :banghead:

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Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

You really can't "narrow down" the A&P content. Remember, you are condensing two semesters' worth of material into one ginormous exam. It's going to take you some time! Be diligent, you'll get there. :) I felt like the exam was heavy on physiology and lighter on anatomy, but follow the content guide -- I took it in 2007. lol. Good luck!!

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I took this exam a while back. On this thread, I posted what I used: https://allnurses.com/nursing-online-distance/passed-p-exam-511889.html

I really liked the Standard Deviants Anatomy DVD and the Studygroup 101 material.

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Specializes in Cardiac.
Good Luck Savy31. Have you done any other exams? I think Im going through a little attention deficit problem haha and just trying to get back into studying. Im not used to not having a teacher. So this is new trying to self study and a whole book at that.Im going to keep watching this site and see what others come up with and keep looking for new ways all the time.The motivation is there I just have to step a way for a few days to figure this out. :banghead:[/quote']

Thank you! Yes I've passed Micro, Info Lit, developmental psychology and transitions. Need to pass A&P to finish the rest of the nursing exams!

I agree-- you have to really motivate yourself! Have you taken anymore classes?

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I used A & P the easy way ONLY. Did the book front to back, and chapter end tests/quizzes that I got below an 85 on I put in a separate pile and then I went through the book a second time only doing those below 85 chapters. Got an A.

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I used A & P the easy way ONLY. Did the book front to back and chapter end tests/quizzes that I got below an 85 on I put in a separate pile and then I went through the book a second time only doing those below 85 chapters. Got an A.[/quote']

I will look up that book now, thanks!!

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Specializes in Cardiac.
I will look up that book now thanks!![/quote']

How long did you study!?

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I have some prior pre-req's from college but this is my very first class I am studying for.I'm stuck on cells!and its only second on the content guide.EEK!

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Was the book by Barron's?

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How long did you study!?

I gave myself 3 weeks to meet a deadline. Did 2 chapters a day. I believe there were 23 chapters in the book. I spent the remaining days going over weak chapters until I had a minimum of 85% on every chapter quiz/test. It was a lot of work but I tend to do better with short, intense studying(cramming) :)

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