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Pathophysiology

My college requires their Pre-Nursing students take Pathophysiology as a requirement before getting into the program, unlike most schools. I've heard a lot of interesting things about this course ranging from it was hell to it wasn't that hard at all.

Apparently, knowledge in AP helps a lot? In AP1, I received a C+ and in AP2, I set a goal for myself and received a B+, if that information helps anyone at all.

Can anyone pls give me advice on what to expect, how to study, and/or what they did to pass this class? My goal in this class is to get a really good grade...And any resources you used like flash cards, books, anything would help.

Thanks :)

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    same here, several hours a day. I probably study 4 days out of the week, 4-6 hours daily

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    same here, several hours a day. I probably study 4 days out of the week, 4-6 hours daily

    Wow, I've never actually studied for that many hours before. Maybe for an hour.. Patho will definitely get me into the habit early then!

    Thank you :)

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    I wish I could come up with a more efficient way to study, but for now I have to do it that way. I can't type the power points because I don't retain what I type, I have to hand write it :(

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    I wish I could come up with a more efficient way to study, but for now I have to do it that way. I can't type the power points because I don't retain what I type, I have to hand write it :(

    Same here! I don't even bother bringing my laptop with me to class. either I won't retain anything or I'll be distracted :p

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