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I'm not too sure where to begin but I have found an amazing website that I've been using for my upcoming A&P I class. Although I am not taking A&P I from this instructor, Professor Imholtz has a TON of practice tests, practice praticals, lecture notes, graphics, and other websites to help reinforce the material. I've already downloaded his first lecture to start memorizing the 11 systems of body. I figure - - -it's never too early to start. :typing
A&P links:
http://academic.pgcc.edu/~aimholtz/AandP/AandPLinks/ANPlinks.html
A&P I Notes:
http://academic.pgcc.edu/~aimholtz/AandP/LectureNotes/ANP1_Lec/205Lec.html
A&P Practice Questions:
http://academic.pgcc.edu/~aimholtz/AandP/PracticeQuestions/ANPquestions.html
A&P Practice Lab Practicals:
It really varies depending upon your school and professor! I know some of the big topics we focused on in A&P 1 were: cranial nerves, skeletal system, nervous system. A good way to do it is to e-mail your professor before the semester and see if they can e-mail you a syllabus or ask them if there is anything you can do to prepare for the class!
Basic body parts, qudrants, prefixes-suffixes, where body parts are located
Cell Structure i.e Molecules, Neutron, Protron, Electron, Atoms
Parts of a cell - Mitochondria, organelles, Ribosomes etc
Bones- upper body and lower body
Muscles - Upper and lower body
Nervous System- Automatic Nervous System, Sympathetic Nervous System, Central Nevervous System
Parts of the Brain i.e Cerebellum, Brain Stem, Cerebrum, i.e their parts etc Lateral Ventricles, Hypothalamus, Epithalamus, Pituatry Gland (sp?), etc
Best advice, email professor for syllabus or to find out what chapters are covered the first few weeks of class.
smellyacres, BSN, RN
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For those of you have already taken anatomy, can you tell us what the most important things to study beforehand are? I already have my textbook and I'm ready to go, there is so much information, what should be my top priorities?