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Hi everyone,

I am taking pre-reqs before I apply to the nursing program and am also taking a few classes required in the program before I get accepted to take some of the work load off of me. I am just curious if anyone has taken introduction to nutrition, medical terminology, medical math, and pathophysiology at the same time. I would like to know if it is do able or if I am taking on too much work to handle. I am taking anatomy and microbiology at the same time in the fall and I hear that is tough so I didn't want to add anymore classes to the mix. I would really appreciate some feedback!

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    Youll probably be pretty busy, but it is not impossible to do. Nutrition is a class you can do in your sleep for the most part, just a lot of writing. Medical terminology is essentially about memorization so your "toughest" classes should be the latter two. For the most part I did not find taking Anatomy & Microbiology together hard at all...Anatomy was a chore, but Micro was so much fun and was mostly writing and doing labs.

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    The only thing that would concern me is taking pathophysiology before anatomy. Do you have background in anatomy and/or physiology? If not, I'd see about taking anatomy first.

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    Thanks for your input! I already took anatomy part 1 last spring and am taking part 2 this fall so my anatomy will be completed before I take pathophysiology. Did either of you take medical math? I was just curious on what kind of things ill be learning in that class!

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