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I definitely agree with FutureNurseInfo, you really do have good study habits. I'll just share the methods that I used to not only find A&P easy but I fell in love with it too ^_^. 1) If given permission, I'd highly recommend you audio record your lectures. By recording your lectures, you can replay the lecture while looking at the powerpoint slides. The best way to approach this method is as soon as the lecture is over, listen to the recording while reading the slides. The beauty of this is that you can essentially have the same lecture on the same topic as many times as you want. I guarantee you'll have a hard time forgetting what your professor said if you listen to it multiple times. 2) Utilize some online resources. What really cemented my love for A&P and how I now find it easy is due to many YT channels that I watch, especially one in particular. This professor on YT goes by the name Professor Fink. He has over 100s of videos explaining the most complex topics into actual language that anyone can easily understand. Whatever is being discussed in your lecture, he'll explain it in a much more comprehensible way. I'll also recommend Wendy Riggs. She brings lots of comedy to her teachings. Crash Course is good too, but I usually watch their content before an exam. I mean, they're called Crash Course for a reason lol. And the website Khan Academy is a must. 3) And for my third piece of advice, I'll just echo what FutureNurseInfo said. Rather than just memorize something, try to actually understand the process of it and what could go wrong during that process. You'll save yourself a lot of time writing stuff down that just makes sense once you think about it for a bit. I hope this helps you and good luck on your journey

Khan Academy, Wendy Riggs utube, Crash course utube, Professor Fink utube (def recommend). If you utilize each of them, A&P will be a breeze. Professor Fink not only made A&P easy for me but he made me fall in love with it. I would also reccomend you record your lectures if you have the go ahead from your professor. I would constantly listen to the audio recordings while looking at the powerpoint slides. Good luck!

Go to Khanacademy. Don't be embarrassed to start at kindergarten. Start from there and work your way up to 8th grade. I'm telling you, this site will definitely help improve your maths skills.

Congrats!