Anatomy & Physiology

itsbeef

Guys, desperately struggling to get through an essential A&P course that I need to pass.....

Tried all sorts of learning techniques but its just not sinking in.....

Anyone know of any podcasts etc that may be avilable online?

Cheers in advance:beer:

consumermonkey

Kinda depends on how detailed the A+P needs to be.

I mean, if it is at say GCSE level, there should be loads of stuff out there, try BBC bytesize, if you are talking about Physician level, maybe not quite so much.

lofty_cherrytree

When I was doing my Nurse training I found the Physiology Colouring Book very helpful. It explains everything and you do literally "colour-in" the diagrams which does help you to remember. The author is Wynn Kapit. Robert Macey and Esmail Meisami, and there is a seperate Anatomy title. Cost was about £10 in 1996 though, but you may pick one up at a secondhand bookstore or Amazon or photocopy pages from a friend (maybe club together if there are several of you). HTH

Just remebered, The Nursing Times has a free poster this week, ? anatomical.

itsbeef

Basically I need to swot up on the muscular skeletal, energy, cardiovascular and respiritory systems.

Its more ot do with not being able to absorb and recall the info that Im struggling with........ :mad:

Gooner_Chris

Hope this helps:

http://faculty.css.edu/gcizadlo/AnatPhys/

Gooner_Chris

Did it help

elantan

theyre probably still reading it

itsbeef

Gooner_Chris wrote: »

Did it help

Thanks....very indepth and still working my way through it.

katgirlie

Not even remotely free but the A&P book by Martini is brilliant - it comes with CD ROM stuff and there's online material etc. It's about £40 but well worth it. I haven't done any A&P since school (about 10 years ago now - eek!) but I find it so helpful in my midwifery course.

mascherano

have u tried snake,er,fish oil?
The kids of Durham are all little Einsteins thanks to it

rent_a_tent_3

Try

http://www.fleshandbones.com/series/mastermedicine/fab_all.cfm?TopicID=3

They have some good acronyms for body systems, used it a lot when doing ambulance training.

Good luck!!!