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  1. Anatomy Physiology

    Prof replied to Prof's topic in First Year After Licensure
    Thats great. I have been teaching AP for about 5 years. I am a graduate of a medical school. So I try to bring some other aspects to the classroom, ie. clinical, physical diagnosis etc. A cadaver would be wonderful, but slightly difficult to get our hands on one. We use AP revealed, a computer program of human dissection. Not the real thing but very close, no smell :).

  2. Anatomy Physiology

    Prof posted a topic in First Year After Licensure
    Dear Nursing Students, I am a professor at a University that just recently developed a 4 year BSN curriculum. As the anatomy physiology professor I was asked to submit a request for more equipment. I would like to know from anyone, what equipment did they like when taking A&P, what equipment/models they wish they had when taking this type of class? Or any other information you would like to share with an A&P teacher. Thanks, Prof:up:

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