Students Pre-Nursing
Published Apr 5, 2011
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Saysfaa
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Good luck to you
zbb13
286 Posts
I don't know how you can understand body function (physiology) without the anatomy to help you figure out how it all fits into the larger picture. I think it's crucial that we all understand body processes and not just regurgitate them on exams. I would never take all of them at the same time. I could see taking Micro with Anatomy and then Physiology. All of these classes require a lot of homework time and studying.
Good luck with whatever choice you make.
MU Nursingstudent
26 Posts
We had A and P together but there a few schools by me that do them seperate as well. Even though mine was together they still were taught seperate and I found anatomy to be the easiest because it was just a lot of memorization which I am pretty good at. Microbiology and physiology were a bit harder for me. Micro is not really that hard normally but I just had a hard professor for it. So I guess my answer would be from hardest to easiest: Physiology, Micro, and then Anatomy. I do think it varies greatly on what is easier vs. harder for you.
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