WHich one was easier for you? A&P I 0r 2

pjgarrett1388 · Apr 10, 2008

I am just curious, but how can you take Anatomy and Physiology II without first taking Anatomy and Physiology I?

The stuff we learned at the beginning of A&P I were building blocks for A & P II.

What are all do ya'll cover in A&P II?

PJ

chugger1 · Apr 10, 2008

I am just curious, but how can you take Anatomy and Physiology II without first taking Anatomy and Physiology I?
The stuff we learned at the beginning of A&P I were building blocks for A & P II.
What are all do ya'll cover in A&P II?
PJ

I my college, it's recommended but not a must. I am taking A&PII without I and so far I'm doing excellente. I don't think I missed anything for not having to take A&P 1 before.

Rubor · Apr 10, 2008

That is a little different what about all the bones, muscles, nerves, reflexes and etc from A & P I? Glad you are doing well though!

TenderLovingDreamz · Apr 10, 2008

Hmmm I wouldn't want to go into A&PII without first learning tissues and the basics but as long as you can do it, keep rockin it. :nuke:

I thought that the physiology in A&PII was more challenging than the first course. However, I thought the anatomy in A&PI was more difficult just because the names were all new/based of Latin and Greek, while the anatomy in the second course was easier because you already knew the landmarks and most of the names were based off of this.

tullosrn2010 · Apr 10, 2008

I definitely think that A&P I was alot harder than II just because its all so new and it is alot of info...A&P II is also alot but your using the stuff that you have already learned in I so i dont know

obicurn · Apr 10, 2008

ANP 2 was a lot harder for me because it was more in depth. ANP1 I thought was a breeze.

I'm taking Advanced Physio right now and it's killing me.