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Review on a and p

I was wondering if anyone had any good reference suggestions for review on a and p? I've gotten all the "dummies" books and it's hard for me to stay focused on them because once I review a part I already know I find it hard to stay interested in reading further and with the videos it's sort of the same thing they are long and i haven't been able to find a review rather than the whole course.

I have ADHD and so staying interested in something I've learned years ago is hard but I know I need to study up before school starts so it's fresh in my mind.

I would like to find a book or website that is stimulating to me so I can stay focused on it!

Thanks in advance!

Also if anyone has any pointers on specific body systems to brush up on that would be helpful for the beginning of the program that would be great!

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    quizlet.com is flashcard site where people make and share flashcards. I'd look for A&p cards or evening nursing a&p. But honestly, my nursing school (when I was on the LPN/RN track didn't require a&p as a pre-req you took it concurrent with the program and I did just fine without the prior knowledge. Good luck!!

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    quizlet.com is flashcard site where people make and share flashcards. I'd look for A&p cards or evening nursing a&p. But honestly, my nursing school (when I was on the LPN/RN track didn't require a&p as a pre-req you took it concurrent with the program and I did just fine without the prior knowledge. Good luck!!

    Thank you! I've used Quizlet before and it has been very helpful so i will try it out again and see :)

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