What else could be useful for A&P I?

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Hi all :)

I am starting the A&P I in the spring and have ordered the book that comes with atlas and 2 CDs. I also have Netter Flash Cards. What would you recommend I get that you found useful in Anatomy?

Thank you :)

Thank you all so much :)

TORTORA A & P PACKAGE is what I will be using. I will make sure I get the coloring books and search all the websites.

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if you can find out the sylabus and start making out your flash cards for the first couple of chapters to give you a head start on the quarter because it is soooo important that you don't get behind... AT ALL!

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if you can find out the sylabus and start making out your flash cards for the first couple of chapters to give you a head start on the quarter because it is soooo important that you don't get behind... AT ALL!

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I also used the A & P Made Incredibly Easy book and it really helped me. I also made my own flash cards, I just took my final exam tonight and I know I made a big fat A. I will be using the some materials for A & P II.

If your instructor permit you to have a tape recorder, that would be great thing.

So, good luck to all who will be taking A & P I and II next term.

I used the websites that are attached to the books for practice questions and review excercises. (Which texts are you using?) I also bought Anatomy and Physiology Made Incredibly Easy, and found it to be a concise review book with some excellent review questions. Good Luck!
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I also used the A & P Made Incredibly Easy book and it really helped me. I also made my own flash cards, I just took my final exam tonight and I know I made a big fat A. I will be using the some materials for A & P II.

If your instructor permit you to have a tape recorder, that would be great thing.

So, good luck to all who will be taking A & P I and II next term.

I used the websites that are attached to the books for practice questions and review excercises. (Which texts are you using?) I also bought Anatomy and Physiology Made Incredibly Easy, and found it to be a concise review book with some excellent review questions. Good Luck!
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To study I have: an A and P coloring book, flash cards, study guide, A and P notes I bought of Ebay, A and P Cliff notes, A and P Made Easy, several bookmarked AandP websites, and the website for the A and P book itself.

I have been looking at a variety of tissue pics hoping this will help me get a better understanding of what I will be looking for for each tissue. (...compact bone is easy b/c it looks like a tree cut in half with the rings showing.) I also printed pics out from the A and P book's website and made flashcards for the tissues. I may even draw out exactly what I see in the microscope, and make flashcards from that too.

I plan on recording all the lectures, and labs if possible with my microcassette recorder, and I plan on taking digitals of everything, if the instructor approves. This way I can study exactly what I will be looking at during lab tests.

Hope this helps, and GOOD LUCK!!! :)

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To study I have: an A and P coloring book, flash cards, study guide, A and P notes I bought of Ebay, A and P Cliff notes, A and P Made Easy, several bookmarked AandP websites, and the website for the A and P book itself.

I have been looking at a variety of tissue pics hoping this will help me get a better understanding of what I will be looking for for each tissue. (...compact bone is easy b/c it looks like a tree cut in half with the rings showing.) I also printed pics out from the A and P book's website and made flashcards for the tissues. I may even draw out exactly what I see in the microscope, and make flashcards from that too.

I plan on recording all the lectures, and labs if possible with my microcassette recorder, and I plan on taking digitals of everything, if the instructor approves. This way I can study exactly what I will be looking at during lab tests.

Hope this helps, and GOOD LUCK!!! :)

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Thanks again :)

I am getting an iPod for Christmas and will be able to record tons of lectures on it.

You mentioned A and P notes I bought of Ebay, A and P Cliff notes, what are those? :imbar

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Thanks again :)

I am getting an iPod for Christmas and will be able to record tons of lectures on it.

You mentioned A and P notes I bought of Ebay, A and P Cliff notes, what are those? :imbar

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Specializes in PCU, ICU, PACU.

I would get the study guide that goes with the book if you don't already have it or have access to one. Our exams were taken mostly from it. I'd say 40-80% of the questions on each test came from it in some form or another. It also gives you an idea of what is important to know out of the chapter instead of just trying to memorize it all.

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Specializes in PCU, ICU, PACU.

I would get the study guide that goes with the book if you don't already have it or have access to one. Our exams were taken mostly from it. I'd say 40-80% of the questions on each test came from it in some form or another. It also gives you an idea of what is important to know out of the chapter instead of just trying to memorize it all.

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MZachry,

I did a search for A & P notes on ebay, but came up with nothing. Was these notes very helpful for you.

To study I have: an A and P coloring book, flash cards, study guide, A and P notes I bought of Ebay, A and P Cliff notes, A and P Made Easy, several bookmarked AandP websites, and the website for the A and P book itself.

I have been looking at a variety of tissue pics hoping this will help me get a better understanding of what I will be looking for for each tissue. (...compact bone is easy b/c it looks like a tree cut in half with the rings showing.) I also printed pics out from the A and P book's website and made flashcards for the tissues. I may even draw out exactly what I see in the microscope, and make flashcards from that too.

I plan on recording all the lectures, and labs if possible with my microcassette recorder, and I plan on taking digitals of everything, if the instructor approves. This way I can study exactly what I will be looking at during lab tests.

Hope this helps, and GOOD LUCK!!! :)

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