A & P 2

I was wondering if anyone could recommend any heart sites or anything that may help me to get by A & P 2. Thanks in advance.

PS My class is using the Martini book.

Many times the text book you are using has a web site that has more content on it and can be very helpful. I would suggest doing a search on your favorite web search engine for your text and see if they have a web site.

I would also recommend the American Heart Association web site and WEBMD. These are very good resources for you.

hehe... im taking A&P2 right now as well... we are using the martini book and the book site is very helpful. im not sure if you got a used text or a new one, but if you need access to the book site, let me know and i'll let you use my log-in info. but as far as lab goes, you can google search for additional materials, thats waht i did last semester. and if you need histology slide, go to google and click "images" above the search bar before typing in your search. there are a lot of good images on there and many of them look just like the slides you will be going over in lab. GOOD LUCK.

-Mr-Focker-

This site helped me alot. It highlights the areas you want to specify on, goes through cardiac cycles etc..

http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/esp/2002_general/Esp/default.htm

There are threads there for both A&P1 and A&P2 classes.

Good luck!

NurseFirst

hehe... im taking A&P2 right now as well... we are using the martini book and the book site is very helpful. im not sure if you got a used text or a new one, but if you need access to the book site, let me know and i'll let you use my log-in info. but as far as lab goes, you can google search for additional materials, thats waht i did last semester. and if you need histology slide, go to google and click "images" above the search bar before typing in your search. there are a lot of good images on there and many of them look just like the slides you will be going over in lab. GOOD LUCK.

-Mr-Focker-

http://academic.pg.cc.md.us/~aimholtz/AandP/AandPLinks/ANPlinks.html

I got this from Professor Imholz's web site from my college. This has everything A&P related down to full color pictures of cat disections. It also has a whole lot of links to interactive heart web pages where you can explore or disect a heart.

do a general search there are tons of sites. You are bound to find one to help.