I'm only in my pre-requisites right now, but in both of my anatomy and physiology classes I have had to draw a lot of different slides of things. I am terrible at drawing, so I hate doing this because, honestly, it's embarrassing to me for my instructor to see my pitiful drawing skills. To me, it seems like drawing doesn't help me much anyways because I can never get my drawings to even look much like what I actually see on the slides. Is drawing something that you have to do a lot of once you start the actual nursing program, or is this just an a&p thing?
missnursingstudent19
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I'm only in my pre-requisites right now, but in both of my anatomy and physiology classes I have had to draw a lot of different slides of things. I am terrible at drawing, so I hate doing this because, honestly, it's embarrassing to me for my instructor to see my pitiful drawing skills. To me, it seems like drawing doesn't help me much anyways because I can never get my drawings to even look much like what I actually see on the slides. Is drawing something that you have to do a lot of once you start the actual nursing program, or is this just an a&p thing?