How I Made An A in Anatomy and Physiology! You can TOO!

[@sophiabengor5075]

Thank you very much for sharing this study plan. You are really a great professor, your videos helped me get an A in A & P1 last semester, and I am taking A&P 2 this semester. Your lectures are so helpful. You are amazing in explaining the concepts. Thanks again.

[@AnatomyGMC]

Thank you so much Sophia! I am so happy for you and honored to have helped! You are too sweet! ❤️❤️

[@jojomagwaling9200]

I love this instructor! thanks for sharing your knowledge and techniques 🥰

[@AnatomyGMC]

You are so welcome! Thanks a million!

[@shenisebridges4694]

I really love your very helpful lectures. I like the way you take your time and explain everything in a way that I can understand.

[@AnatomyGMC]

Happy to hear that!

[@rafaeltorres1128]

Thank you! I could use this info for A&P II. Also, my instructor used Mcgraw Hill Connect which had plenty of tools for practice which helped me get an A in a&p I!

[@AnatomyGMC]

Awesome!

[@amazingasalways]

Thank you for these valuable tips

[@AnatomyGMC]

You're very welcome! Thank you so much for your kindness!

[@algambie]

Professor you're not just beautiful but you're so smart too. You're video's help me got a A- for my AP I and AP II. More power to you!🙏🙏🙏

[@AnatomyGMC]

Wow, thank you so much Al. You are too kind and generous. ❤️ I am so proud to hear of your success! That is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing! 🥰🥰🥰

[@iwantmyfriescrispynotburnt3981]

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[@AnatomyGMC]

Awwwww I love you back!!!! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️ Hugs!

[@Halwestshakir]

That’s what i usually do! Thanks :)

[@karaleeorchid4731]

Thank you for this!! I'm starting this plan when I start class next week 😊

[@AnatomyGMC]

Thank you so much for your kind and valuable feedback! Best wishes to you! ❤️

[@ashog1426]

Ill try this upcoming semester 😊

[@AhmedOmar-vu5ln]

you're the best Teacher for me in the youtube .. Thank you very much .

[@AnatomyGMC]

Thank you so so so much!

[@hharbuck]

You have been my favorite instructor in all my College experience!! I just graduated from X-ray school. And still remember stuff from your class. It was super helpful! And I still have my drawing of the nephron/ loops of Henley!! 😂❤️ thank you!!!

[@AnatomyGMC]

Aw hi! Thank you so much! You were such a joy! So proud of your success! ❤️❤️❤️

[@jessicam6532]

I took an A&P course in HS ten years ago. I barely passed it. This was incredibly helpful to figure out a game plan for taking the college level course. I, too, struggled with conceptualizing and discussion because I could memorize but didn't fully understand what I was learning.

[@AnatomyGMC]

Wow I really appreciate your feedback Jessica! Thank you!

[@kylier89]

I’m new here - not very good at this anatomy thing but I’m going to try this plan and hopefully it gets me on the right track! This method helps me feel way less stressed than I was before! I started typing my notes which isn’t usual for me but he skips around on our slide notes and goes so fast:/

[@AnatomyGMC]

Welcome! So glad to have you! I sincerely wish you the very best!

[@redpill3511]

I’m so glad that I found you, I can’t afford a&p class all I can do is study all by myself Thank you 🙏🏼

[@AnatomyGMC]

Awwwwwwww thank you so much!

[@ahmedsarhan116]

You’re very well spoken. Thank you.

[@AnatomyGMC]

Thank you so kindly!

[@ahmedsarhan116]

@@AnatomyGMC do you offer 1:1 tutoring via zoom? If not, that’s all good I’m sure you’ve already covered everything possible to get us through 😁

[@marielmae4043]

Thank you very much I easily understand your lectures

[@AnatomyGMC]

Thank you Mariel!

[@vannasvoyage4062]

You are a gem!!!! I have sent about 5 people to your channel since I discovered you 3 weeks ago!! Do you review lab models by any chance? Or have any tips for studying them for quizzes? Taking A&P online and the midterm is on Ch. 1-4 (Intro - Integumentary)

[@AnatomyGMC]

Awwwwwww thank you so much! I am so happy! Please keep sending them! hahahah I do review lab models! I have a playlist with the majority of the axial skeleton, then the heart and kidney. I have a list of videos I am hoping to add soon. I do have the midterm chapters you need for sure! I love to divide the lab terms/views up evenly by days I have before the exam, I study one set a day. After I have done this I print out practice sheets of the body parts I am studying on that day and slip them into those plastic page protectors (know what I'm talkin about?) Then I use a dry erase marker to fill in the terms on the plastic covered practice sheet/wipe off/do again/wipe off/do again...until you can't stand it anymore. This gets you used to writing the terms and spelling them correctly. I hope that makes sense!

[@vannasvoyage4062]

@@AnatomyGMC Yes I saw your playlist of the axial skeleton and I will be on standby for the others!! That is a foolproof method!! I know the page protectors you're talking about so I will jump on that immediately! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!!!!

[@rafaelirastorza2263]

Congratulations for this video!!! You inspire me to study anatomy and physiology I always study from your anatomy classes, all are excellent

[@AnatomyGMC]

Thank you so much Rafael! That means the world! ❤️❤️

[@to9076]

I'm talking A&P for my post-secondary in Grade 12, thank you for videos like this 🥺💜

[@AnatomyGMC]

You're so welcome! Thank you!

[@drrrajkumar262]

U r so awesome and genius

[@AnatomyGMC]

So sweet! Thank you!

[@ketsiasanon5]

What about lecture notes? How do we incorporate that into the readin

[@AnatomyGMC]

Hi! So In my own courses, my notes come from the text, so by my students reading the text they are also going over the notes. I feel if you have deep understanding of the text, after that, when you review the notes (which I recommend especially the days right before an exam) you’ll see that you already know the notes! Now, this works unless you have one of those professors who gives notes that don’t go with the book and just come out of their heads. 😅 you know the ones where you never know what the heck they are going to test on? Ugh.

[@DrPurpleAvo]

So I legit found one of your videos on Google during a study break...i am currently studying for a premed exam the anxiety gets to me sometimes but you kind of feel like you aren't doing enough.....I have to go through a whole bunch of chapters and I walked into your class I felt that way-that one class you can't help but understand and feel like it should go on for longer..... They gave us just a textbook A& P so your videos have made my life easier Being a hardworker is great but working smart is perfect Thank you so muchhhh😍😍Any tips ?😄😄😄😄

[@AnatomyGMC]

I am so honored Chrissie! Thank you for your kind and generous feedback. Hugs!

[@DrPurpleAvo]

@@AnatomyGMC ❤

[@amarjyotiduarah6149]

Love and respect all the way from a remote part of India. I've been following your lectures for a very long time and your videos have perhaps been the most amazing physiology lectures in the internet. Thank you so much for sharing.. and a hearty congratulation. May the almighty be always with you.

[@AnatomyGMC]

Hello there in India! Thank you for writing. I am honored to have you along. I appreciate your kindness SO much. I am humbled by your kind feedback. Thank you! Blessings and prayers to you friend!

[@BrittaniDixon-mp3xh]

Any suggestions for a lot of pages? My midterm covers 10 chapters and a lot of pages 😅

[@AnatomyGMC]

YIKES! That's a lot! I hope you had a lot of days to break it up over!

[@sarap.288]

Hello! Do you have any tests on KZbin that we independent students can take? I am doing a pre-study of A&P for next year since I have a background of language and philosophy. I am so grateful to you for these videos because I can structure my pre-study especially for the physiology part of A&P

[@AnatomyGMC]

That means the world! Thank you! ❤️ I don’t currently! I am so sorry!

[@Badcobraclips]

I love you so much! You are my instructor lol

[@AnatomyGMC]

Wow, thank you! Love you back!

[@rachelo9oooyohannes254]

Thank you so much for your videos, I am planning to take A& P I during the summer , I heard its a lot of information. I am trying to prepare myself but I am so nervous about it. I wasn't able to take tit his semester and felt like I wasted time and need to catch up!:( any advice or recommendation please?

[@AnatomyGMC]

You're doing the right thing by coming here to review! I would say watching the videos to brush up would be a GREAT start! That way the info isn't new!

[@uniquelykim747]

Will this method be as easy if you have to do everything online? Yesterday I literary wanted to burst into tears because I know I'm now stupid but why can I can seem to grasp anything. I dont wanna quit or give up because I need this bad

[@AnatomyGMC]

Aw Kim, my heart breaks for you. That is the worst feeling! Also anatomy FULLY online is so tough. I get it. Do you guys have a text? Or are you just clicking and reading links for info? Don't give up!

[@uniquelykim747]

@@AnatomyGMC we have the e-text . So I was going to see how I can incorporate your study tips. I really dont want to give up but I feel so defeated already but I'll have to give it my all and pray for the best.this is no walk in the park

[@eslteacher1275]

I took Anatomy and the library at the college had the Anatomy flash cards. If the next section was going to be on muscles, I would take pictures of the flash cards with my cell phone .This way when I was in Anatomy lab, I could identify the muscles because I had the pictures on my phone to use. Or, I could take pictures of the anatomical models, then when I got home I would upload the pictures, make a slide show, I would then identify the muscles. That slide show would become my study guide.

[@AnatomyGMC]

This is great! Thank you so much for sharing with us!

[@Francescadbg]

Professor, how do you do this when there are 4 classes total and 2 are very hard for me? Would love a little rest even just an hour a day and just sit and do nothing. But when i do i just stress about wasting time so then i don’t even bother sometimes. I seem to be slow at doing things compare to my classmates.

[@AnatomyGMC]

Oh it's so tough I know. Especially when you are overloaded. I know exactly where you are right now. I promise you will get through this. Sometimes it does feel so helpless. Are all your classes science?

[@Francescadbg]

@@AnatomyGMC biochem and a&p 1 and then i had online psy and algebra which i just finished. Now doing gov online to replace those 2. I’m on an accelarated program, so it’s kinda different.

[@Reyna_Aleese]

How would this work if you have 4 chapters per test , with around 100 slides each chapter or system? This is my biggest struggle. My professor test on the slides.

[@AnatomyGMC]

How much time do you have between exams? You could expand the calendar to add more days and divide the slides up like you would the reading pages of the text. Best wishes to you Alicia!

[@Reyna_Aleese]

@@AnatomyGMC 4 weeks and thanks for input!!

[@2ndchancehypnotherapy]

Per test mine is 10 chapters

[@hopemarie5357]

help my notes are all over the place. Some chapters are highlighted on my textbook and I wrote other chapters on my notebook, I am not sure how to study as the chapters are so condense with writing ..my final example is 19 days away. MY QUESTION is do you think I should summarize and rewrite all 10 chapters back or study my notes just as it is?

[@AnatomyGMC]

Hi! That’s tough! It does sound all over the place! Have you talked to your prof? It’s hard to say when I don’t know how your tests will be formatted. Will this be your first test?

[@hopemarie5357]

@@AnatomyGMC no i have quiz after every chapter and im on chapter 9

[@nasrmhm]

Nice video

[@AnatomyGMC]

So nice! Thank you!

[@LinhPham-lp3dh]

Professor! You are so smart and beautiful! Thank you so much!

[@AnatomyGMC]

You are so kind Linh! And very generous! :) Thank you!

[@charischan2108]

Good evening Professor, is it possible you could show me the way how to study the lab also? I tried really really hard. But I still couldn’t get the good grade. I either don’t know what the question is about or what subject they tried to ask on the test. I am really looking forward to hearing from you soon. Thank you so much!!!

[@AnatomyGMC]

Hi--can you tell me what topic in lab you are preparing for now? That might allow me to help a little more!

[@charischan2108]

@@AnatomyGMC I am in Integument, Axial Skeleton, and Appendicular Skeleton right now.

[@AnatomyGMC]

I love to divide the lab terms/views up evenly by days I have before the exam, I study one set a day. After I have done this I print out practice sheets of the body parts I am studying on that day and slip them into those plastic page protectors (know what I'm talkin about?) Then I use a dry erase marker to fill in the terms on the plastic covered practice sheet/wipe off/do again/wipe off/do again...until you can't stand it anymore. This gets you used to writing the terms and spelling them correctly. I hope that makes sense!

[@charischan2108]

@@AnatomyGMC I really appreciate your response. I would definitely try out this way!! Thank you so much!

[@megansnyd74]

I am taking A&P 1 this fall, and I am going to use your videos as supplemental material, so that I can attempt to pass it this time. I failed it last semester. :( By the way, I cannot find your e-mail address.

[@AnatomyGMC]

Best of luck! Thank you! [e-mail]

[@thewave3603]

When you do the deep reading you just read the whole chapter for the whole day right?

[@AnatomyGMC]

Hi! You would do the deep reading for that section of the chapter that you have roped off for that particular day. Meaning, if you had 20 pages of reading to do in five days, you would read four pages very deeply per day. Does that make sense?🤓

[@thewave3603]

It does

[@thewave3603]

Thank you for your feedback. I have an exam in two weeks.

[@JahangirKhan-os9sv]

Prof. ? you have made your lectures very easy to understand for all levels. sorry i did not get your name?

[@AnatomyGMC]

Hi! Tiffany Shepley James!

[@insurmountablemind2467]

I love you, your extremely gorgeous

[@annabelewere753]

I don't know why I'm restricted from watching your KZbin channel I need it to write and exam

[@AnatomyGMC]

Ugh. The only video that I thought was officially restricted was chapter1. Someone marked it as "inappropriate" because of nudity! Can you believe that?! In an anatomy class! Also it was just a cartoon illustration of the organ systems within a body. Can you imagine how hard that would be to see if the model had clothes on?! hahahaha

[@annabelewere753]

@@AnatomyGMC that's not fair of that person...I wanted to learn a few things 🥺

[@kristylowe6979]

I wished I would have seen this video a month ago. My midterm is in 8 days. 😟

[@AnatomyGMC]

Oh no! hahaha I bet you are going to kill it! :)