Need A&P Study Tips

needdynurse · Aug 2, 2004

WHOM EVER AID THAT THE BONES WERE MOST IMPORTANT WAS RIGHT ON.

MANY OTHER ORGANS, CIRCULATORY SYSTEMS AND MUSCLES THAT CORESPOND IN PART AT LEAST TO THE BONE THAT IS NEARBY.

I DIDN'T SEE ANYON E WRITE ABOUT "LAYOVERS" THAT START C THE BONES

AND END UP WITH THE SKIN --TRY THIS AND YOU WILL SEE AS I SAID THAT THE BONE ARE CORESPOND WITH ,MUSCLE GROUPS ETC.GOOD LUCK :uhoh21: NRSDUG

SCmomof3, RN · Aug 10, 2004

Great thread! THanks for the tips. A&P1 starts in 9 days!

nontrad1964 · Aug 11, 2004

Hi

Long before I went to school I bought a cheap scanner cause thought would be useful to copy stuff for home and such. I found this a life saver for A&P.

I scanned my diagrams and then erased teh names of the bones or heart parts and such for other organs on the diagrams. I saved them on a floppy and printed them in teh PC lab since I paid for its use in my fees so would use the schools ink instead of mine. Adn at comprehensive final time I reprinted them to test myself again to see what I did and did not know. That was the best feature of the system, it let me know what I did not know. I never guessed on a part I did not know but looked it up so would not get teh wrong answer stuck in my head.

IN addition that that, I placed an original unaltered scanned copy in a binder in sheet protectores with my notes typed up related to that particular organ on the opposite side so I could read about the fnx and definition while looking at the parts the teacher told about. It was not real time conusuming at all compared to flipping through pages of a book and notes to prepare for a test.

Yes, I am anal about studying, but got 100% on the final so the method worded for me. And I still pull out my binder to this day when studying for other classes since it is all so organized and neat and easily accessable.