Nurses General Nursing
Published May 8, 2003
jmspeach
44 Posts
Will someone please tell what the difference is between A&P I and A&P II class.
I'm registered to take A&PI in the fall and wondering what is the typical difference between the two classes.
Thanks
Jen
Shamrock, BSN, RN
448 Posts
II goes into more depth about the individual systems.
colleen10
1,326 Posts
At my school there is no real difference between A&P I and II. They just split up the various systems into two classes. ie. A&P I covers Muscular, Skeletol, Endocrine, etc. and the A&P II covers the rest like Reproductive, Digestive, Urinary, Cardio-Pulmonary, etc.
My school also teaches Anatomy and Physiology together. ie. you learn the anatomy of a particular system and then go into the physiology.
I have heard some students on this board say that their classes are divided by Anatomy in one semester and then in the second semester you go back and do the Physiology.
USA987, MSN, RN, NP
824 Posts
Mine was the same as Colleen's answer above.
Katnip, RN
2,904 Posts
So was mine.
P_RN, ADN, RN
6,011 Posts
A one semester, P next semester is how I had it. It would have been better combined IMHO. Of course being taught by dinosaurs there were only 2 body systems the Eat and the be eaten.
Disablednurse
414 Posts
Mine was just like Colleens. We did part of them one semester and finished it up the next semester.
Agnus
2,719 Posts
ditto what Coleen said.