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| Sorry this isnt horse related but the college I attend doesn't have tutors for the anatomy.I watch videos on youtube but I was wondering if you guys know of any good websites or advice. |
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Sock Snob
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| What anato,y class are you in. The colllege level anatomy vs like lpn anatomy. Let me know made an A in rn anatomy. There are study questions and a practise test in back of each chapter. I was waiting to get make up some ten years ago my teacher was interviewing for her job as she was preggo and on a leave of abense. shemwas telling how she she did thing. She used the study questions and the prqctise test questions and she told the sub that she used another text book study question and praxtise text questions.
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| Its the 208 anatomy. Im going for ota but since I want to keep going on for ot they put me in the nursing anatomy. |
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Elite Veteran
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| What do you need help with? I can try to help. My best advice is read your book (awful I know), look up videos, and give yourself enough time to prepare for tests!!! |
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Location: Texas | Look on the front/back pages of your text books... there should be tutorials and extra help that are free online with the books. Most of my lab manuals came with CD's as well. My A&P professor was always showing us videos on youtube to help us understand the more complicated stuff like nerve impulses and muscle twitch, etc. There's so much out there that can help. That stinks y'all don't have SI or tutors or anything. If you have real trouble with certain concept, visit your prof during his office hours... you're paying for that class... get your money's worth! lol! |
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Location: Who knows... :) | Get the Atlas visible body App on your phone- it gives the bones, muscles, nerves, blood supply etc from any angle. Try Gray's anatomy books, netters flash cards... Or your own personal flash cards and be repetitive. Anatomy is just a lot of studying and memorization. Good luck! I am completing OT school, it's a great path... But the anatomy only gets harder in the program, so get a good foundation now! :) |
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| Go back to high school and get your health science teacher help you. I teach HS and have a background in Radiology and have regular tutoring sessions with my graduated students.
Post note on the wall at school for someone who will help you. |
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| Our last test is urinary system and I just don't understand glomerular filtration. |
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Location: Somewhere between S@%&# stirrer and Saint | Human anatomy!
Here is a tip: Never put on the rubber gloves and you will never have to touch the Cadaver! If you want to see something just ask a nerd to point it out. Worked for me, got an A.
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Sock Snob
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| Talkmto you professor and tell him you feel behind and is there someone that could help you with the problem that you have ther is always someone that can help you. It has been over 10 years. Go to,the library maybe find a high school anatomy where you can find a easy explaination, then go on internet and google is your friend with medscape. You wil get it. |
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Quack Quack Woodle Woodle
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Location: Texas | It also helps to have other people to study with. Get a group from your class or lab together to quiz each other and go over everything. Usually if you get something, someone else won't and vice versa and yall can really help each other. It helps you retain it to talk about it and teach it to someone else as well. Can you tell I have 2 science degrees? lol |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | http://faculty.stcc.edu/AandP/AP/AP2pages/Units24to26/urinary/filtrati.htm |
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Shipwrecked and Flat Out Zapped
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Tell me what you don't understand and I will try to help you.
eta: also, my friend, Alison Tebbens is a nerd and she can probably help too :)
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