Should I get This Model ???

z's playa · May 25, 2005

No. Just look in your textbook. Seems to be waste of money to me but....I'm sure someone will tell you its useful. Some need extra visual help but your text should be enough in my opinion. :specs:

Z

Fun2, BSN, RN · May 25, 2005

Having a little skeleton at home helped me, but I'm not sure how much that model would.

Just take lots of pics, if you have a camera, and use your lab book.

Good luck! :)

oregonrene · May 25, 2005

No. Like the others said, your textbook pics will be good enough. (I'd recommend a little chemistry model set for your chemistry class, though.)

Maisie · May 25, 2005

I purchased the ADAM student addition software. It was under $100.00, ran in a Windows environment, and allowed me to look at many different levels of anatomical structures.

FocusRN · May 25, 2005

Thanks ya'll. I don't think I'll get it. I'm a little too free with money seeing as I don't have a job. I guess I'll try to use the net for my resourse, I pay enough for that. :) (:

Brotherbob, BSN, RN · May 25, 2005

http://scientificsonline.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_3082077

Get the "Floating ball game" looks a lot more fun:) Cheap too

cindib · May 25, 2005

No I don't think you need that. I'll tell you what I did for A&P. we used a model just like that and I would bring my digital camera to class and take some pics of the model a few times after class was dismissed. I did the same for the cat disection. It helped me out a ton.

Marie_LPN, RN, LPN, RN · May 26, 2005

I wouldn't get it.