Failing a&p 1 I really need help. I need notes, online lectures

leenak · Apr 30, 2012

Everything we get tested on comes directly from our lectures which come directly from the book. Have you read your chapters and answered the questions at the end of the chapters?

Best study technique I'd have is go through your book, make notes as you go. Do the end of chapter questions and if you get them wrong (answers in back, generally), then go over that section again.

Just using a google search, I found this site that might be helpful to you:

http://www.iteachbio.com/Anatomy-Physiology/anat-phys.html

The Muscle and Nervous system section are what you would be looking at.

I would say though that if I looked in my book and the major sections, it is the same stuff as in my book.

Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN · Apr 30, 2012

Someone had this on AN and I wish I could remember who. I am usually really good at remembering....not today. This is fun and challenging . really ticked me off at times because I ahve forgetten some of the remote stuff over the years.

This is a real hoot...but it will teach you the anatomy at least.

Whack-A-Bone

nguyency77, CNA · Apr 30, 2012

http://www.khanacademy.org has a lot of good videos on muscle physiology. Good luck. :)

mssjez · Apr 30, 2012

Muscular System - Tutorials & Quizzes On Skeletal Muscle Anatomy

Nervous System Anatomy and Physiology | Nervous System Quizzes & Tutorials

GetBodySmart: Interactive Tutorials and Quizzes On Human Anatomy and Physiology

These are great visuals. Also, rewrite you're notes, teach someone about the topics you're covering, and do the end-of-chapter questions. Good luck!

dbabklyn · Apr 30, 2012

when I was taking A&P II, the exams were ridiculously hard and a lot of students got a horrible grade for the first exam. the professor suggested that we form study groups with three people max, where one of the students did well on the exam and everyone's grades will improve and he was right. by the end of the semester, I got an A-

study groups i found are the best way for me to study in addition to a whole ton of self studying by reading the chapters, the professor's notes and answering the questions at the end of each chapter.

good luck!

JacAn001, BSN · May 1, 2012

Wow - Thanks for this link It has some really helpful summary info to help with A&P II which I am taking now and Chemistry, which I will be taking in the summer.

Everything we get tested on comes directly from our lectures which come directly from the book. Have you read your chapters and answered the questions at the end of the chapters?
Best study technique I'd have is go through your book, make notes as you go. Do the end of chapter questions and if you get them wrong (answers in back, generally), then go over that section again.
Just using a google search, I found this site that might be helpful to you:
Anatomy & Physiology
The Muscle and Nervous system section are what you would be looking at.
I would say though that if I looked in my book and the major sections, it is the same stuff as in my book.

NICUmiiki, DNP, NP · May 1, 2012

Khan Academy has a lot of good videos on muscle physiology. Good luck. :)

+1 The vids on Khan Academy are really good

lebelesprit_ · Apr 13, 2017

Everything we get tested on comes directly from our lectures which come directly from the book. Have you read your chapters and answered the questions at the end of the chapters?
Best study technique I'd have is go through your book, make notes as you go. Do the end of chapter questions and if you get them wrong (answers in back, generally), then go over that section again.
Just using a google search, I found this site that might be helpful to you:
Anatomy & Physiology
The Muscle and Nervous system section are what you would be looking at.
I would say though that if I looked in my book and the major sections, it is the same stuff as in my book.

I owe you my children for this website!!!