How To Study Anatomy and Physiology (3 Steps to Straight As)

[@levelgx]

I know one thing that helped me with getting my As in A&P was watching a video about the subject before reviewing the material in class. Videos from Crash Course on KZbin are great to get you familiar with the topic before you have a lecture in class.

[@NurseBass]

+levelgx Yea that's a pretty interesting approach but yea, I can see that definitely being beneficial!

[@CrystalLilacs]

Yeah I would watch crash course before lecture and it helps when I'm swamped with other stuff to study for

[@jclaxton78]

do you have a link to this?

[@yuliannyduque6445]

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[@kemalfatih6889]

this video is good too but what really helped was Panlarko Anatomy Course Planner. They have very educating free documents. I'd suggest you to google Panlarko Anatomy Course Planner. It will help you.

[@vanezznezz]

Your tips were just amazing because of you i am currently scoring 97% in my anatomy course thank you thank you thank you

[@NurseBass]

I'm very happy to hear it! But all of that hard work and that grade is a result of YOU! Keep it up!

[@josef.torrealba6992]

hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to learn about how to study human anatomy and physiology try Letza Simple Anatomy Lessons ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my colleague got cool results with it.

[@kemishaandrews2478]

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[@stepf2892]

FIRST 10 SECONDS are so true! I made A's in part 1 & 2 because as soon as my as got home I would start reading my book and concept the hell out of processes on a whiteboard! Some people just don't want to do the grunt work. Constant review is key!

[@NurseBass]

x1,000,000

[@FOhlookajew]

YES!

[@ARTDEVGRU247]

true, and that grunt work is key to doing really well.

[@RobinsDocumentedLife]

I took rough notes in class then went home an re-wrote them with pictures because I'm a highly visual person. Do not just memorize material...try to understand the process because you will use it every.day.as.a.nurse. You cannot critically think if you do not understand the process. Ask questions!

[@NurseBass]

+Robin Voak That's exactly right! Re-write those notes, make them more organized and neat and the studying will be a lot easier. And yes, you definitely can't memorize material and try to regurgitate it. It has to be molded to memory! Need some more Nursing videos from you Robin!

[@samd4894]

+Nurse Bass Yes! Nurse Murse's video gave me a lot of good tips. I watched it a few weeks back.

[@claram9518]

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[@denissimic9687]

There are many components to studying human anatomy. One resource l found which successfuIIy combines these is the Sebs Study Crammer (check it out on googIe) without a doubt the most incredibIe course that l have ever heard of. Iook at this amazing website.

[@estevansanz5478]

Initialy studying human anatomy seems to bo very difficult. It's true that it is complex and your studies wont change that. As for being overwhelming, that can be eleviated if you take it one step at a time. I discovered an article on Sebs Study Crammer very useful for this.

[@nursekaylan6221]

I passed!!!!!!🙌🏼😅📚 What I did was take notes of what was on the power points but also I would watch crash course on KZbin he is so helpful I highly recommend his videos!! I would use flash cards a lot and read the book 😊

[@havefaith2016]

Bellissima Kaylan hey girl! I'm taking this upcoming semester, and I'm nervous. How was the lab?

[@tajudeenadedotun242]

havefaith2016 hry, i also took it last semester, for me i found lab easier than lecture...

[@havefaith2016]

Tajudeen Adedotun okay cool. Lol hopefully it goes okay.

[@nursekaylan6221]

havefaith2016 hey hun well I didn't have lab I just had lecture so it was pretty cool I loved my professor he was so awesome and helpful A&P was a great class I enjoyed it a lot . When I first started I was suuuper nervous and scared cause in the beginning it seemed like it was going to be complicated but it got easier & easier if I could take it all over again I would because it's so interesting you just have to really want it you know, & study hard pay attention in class and you'll do great💗 I believe in you!!! I'm taking medical terminology 1A for winter semester hopefully it's an easy class 😁

[@jennifergraham8287]

Kaylan Saavédra which crash courses do you recommend?

[@joeykimble62]

why am i watching this shit i have to study

[@NurseBass]

Haha this comment really had me laughing. Procrastination is real!

[@joeykimble62]

procrastinators unite!....tomorrow

[@sandrajacques9613]

😂😂😂 I was thinking the same thing!

[@victorpavlov5140]

If anyone is interested in human anatomy the greatest results that i've had was with the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (just google it) definately the most helpful info that I have ever tried.

[@marijaivanovic1737]

If you is interested in human anatomy the best results that i've had was by following the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (i found it on google) without a doubt the no.1 info that I have ever tried.

[@Bilbus7]

Getting an A in A&P requires sitting down and just studying everything in the chapter. Memorize the structures, understand their physiology. Simple. It all comes down to forcing yourself to sit down and put the work in. Knowing what the professor wants you to know (learning objectives) helps a lot too. But if you want to learn it because it's necessary in your career, just try your best to learn everything in the entire book, not just what your professor is going to test you on. Also, go into lab already having a decent understanding of what you'll be doing. Read your lab manual and get familiar with the anatomy beforehand. It'll make solidifying your knowledge in lab that much better/easier.

[@unliuniverse2999]

Hi! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I am starting med & this is helpful 😊

[@markwells2710]

agreed and best advice. Just learn it.

[@FOhlookajew]

I made a 101 and one on my A&P final exam!!! I also made all As on exams throughout the semester; I'm so happy for all my hard work and studying and actually LEARNING the material. The end of the semester feels a LITTLE less stressful when I don't have to cram!

[@ritaanderson4158]

Congratulations sis! I'm about to start this class next semester and I'm nervous! I hope I pass with an A!!!

[@FOhlookajew]

Rita Anderson you will do fine!!! Just make sure you keep up with the material and ask questions that you're unsure about! Please please PLEASE let me know if you have any questions about any of the material! Teaching is another form or studying, and there's no way I'll forget all I've learned! Wishing you all the best! xx

[@FOhlookajew]

Update: Made an A in both A&P 1& 2! Glory to the Most High for giving me strength and sanity! 🥳🎉🎊

[@chinazanwokolo4212]

@@FOhlookajew how did you study?

[@cyndiotwell2067]

Love your advise....I went from D to A!!!!! THANKS

[@aliceadacosta3316]

THANK YOUUUUUU I’m taking A&P and I was trying to figure out HOW TO STUDY! It’s so important for me to pass this class because I want to be a nurse. And I’ve been in my books since the semester started

[@tracybradshaw6347]

Thank You so much. I am in my 3rd week of A&P 1. I currently have an 84 but I still feel like I am struggling and stressing myself out so much. So I will pay more attention to PP , learning objectives and the diagrams in my book. It helps so much to know WHAT to concentrate on. My teacher has given me everything I need but DID NOT tell me HOW to go about it. That is NOT her job. And I know I will appreciate her for having me push myself into other resources to figure everything out! Thank You again!

[@fightingwithtruth1698]

What helped me through anatomy 1 and 2 was forming a study group of serious students and everyone of us had A's in both classes. That's my advice form a study group and take advantage of open lab if your school has it.

[@rzg14]

This is what I did and got A's on all my A&P 1 and 2. Your advice is the best thank you!! Im starting Nursing School this August I've been watching your videos throughout my pre req now I'm about to start the program and still watching your videos thankyou!!!

[@ezeifecynthia4808]

Same here, great advice

[@michaelacowley4356]

I like that You're videos are straight to the point. I've been through 3 different women's videos and they're all 15+ min long because they stop to apologize about their "face being orange" lol. I'm a fan, subscribed!

[@quon535]

Michaela Cowley lmaoooo

[@christinamartinez8132]

Right! 😂

[@MsJerkinbabe]

I got a B on my first A&P test. I crammed everything the last night before and I'm surprised but I'm glad I passed. The next A&P will be more in-depth and more to cover. Thank you for your tips. I want to try A's.

[@ritabos7162]

Saskia Sadist you crammed and got a B??? Imagine if you didn’t cram? You’d probably get an A. you’re smart

[@melissamarieee22]

The last tip is very very true. When I was in AP 1, i got a much higher score on an exam when i studied everyday than just studying half of what I did. Retaking it though because of some personal reasons, but this time I have less credit hours this upcoming semester and I'm going to work hard :)

[@NurseBass]

+Melissa Tovar That's the secret! Just have to simply put the time in and make the sacrifice! :) Good luck to you!

[@happyworldism]

I felt so down. Im only in physio....5 week class and im dying. Professor is shoving shit down out throats. Ugh. I looked up videos to help recover from my grade.... C as of now. 70.1. Im borderline D. So my prof. Says if I ace everything from here on out i may get a B. Ugh. I just studied so hard and to see a C....i dont know what to do. I just wanna scream. Thank u for sharing. The struggle is real. And im not even in nursing school yet. Welp.

[@trevonsmith2761]

Elisamarie Rey so what did you end up with?

[@farahkhan1964]

See dr najeeb videos very conceptual

[@Thatearthychicc]

I’m in the exact same boat as you😫

[@aretlick354]

me 2 :/

[@ShanMarie315]

Good luck I’m in the struggle too 💪🏾💪🏾 we got this future nurses

[@peachmangoplum]

freshman in college here starting my anatomy class next week, im so excited! (and nervous haha) My college has their anatomy and physiology classes separate and you have to take anaotmy first. I usually hear people taking A&P together. taking elementary statistics too...hope it's not too difficult to take both of those classes in the same semester. thanks keep up the great videos!!

[@NurseBass]

+MissPalestine96 Yea, my A&P were both separated as well. Good luck to you and I wish you well!!

[@Raq457]

Thank for making this video.. You just made me feel a lot more confident about getting my nursing degree.

[@katyaedith3210]

I wish this would of been made in the beginning of my semester 😿😫 still helpful though for any other classes !

[@ikechukwujoseph254]

I've been researching into human anatomy and discovered an awesome resource at Anatomy Blueprint Pro (check it out on google)

[@bryanwhitworthfitness1192]

This was very straightforward and to the point. I am a junior pre-PT and started A&P 1 last week. I've got a long road ahead of me for PT but I absolutely love A&P. i did a crash course on anatomy to get my personal fitness trainer cert but I wanted to go more in depth. Thanks for the tips man!! One way I learn best with this kind of dense material is to have constant reinforcement like you said and to really sit and think about what I am learning as I am studying. Contemplating on one topic at a time and absorbing all the info for one topic first before moving on to the next.

[@NurseBass]

No problem at all buddy! I wish you well!

[@nursecw2128]

Nurse Bass..you have hit the center target concerning AP 1 and 2; I just completed #1 with a "B" in lecture and an "A" in lab. I will be applying for nursing school at the end of this month, and I know along with the HESI A2, the grades in AP are a BIG deal!! as for as what I do in addition to your given tips are I do a self made study guide with illustrations, charts, and diagrams. This helps a great deal while trying to place, put, and organize terms to correlate to the power points. Good wishes to your upcoming semester, I am sure you will excel well as you have done so graciously in the past. Also, thank you for the med master (Pharm) info..I have joined as a preparation for nursing school...Continue to be blessed!!

[@NurseBass]

+Nurse CW Well you're welcome. And good luck to you as well with the rest of your prerequisites and your application process for Nursing School!!

[@PaulIsbell]

I’m starting classes at my local community college this summer and then hopefully transferring to a BSN program in Tampa. Thanks for making videos like this to help!

[@nailaspeaks-labrie8632]

How was it?

[@makeupbyjoyce4021]

How do you get into the habit of studying? It's been 10 years since I've been in school and my first day of classes is next week! 😁 Do you go home and study right away after class? Or do you take a break when you get home and then hit the books? Also how many hours do you study each day? Thank you for all the awesome advice! 😊 and by the way happy new year!

[@NurseBass]

+makeupbyjoyce Yea, I don't really have a consistent method of studying each day. Some days I will go home and study right away. Most days I will take a break between lecture and studying though. It give my brain a rest and reboot. And I wouldn't say that I necessarily study every single day either. But the days that I DO study, I'll study anywhere from 3-8 hours haha. When I study, I go BIG. lol

[@chiltonkillsyou]

Study whenever the hell you want. Same as every class you’ve ever taken

[@bandar14201]

Nurse Bass 8 hours! Man that's scary

[@sweetasmrtingles8223]

Thank you so much for posting this video, I recently took my first lab exam and ended up getting an unexpected grade. I think step 3 will help me out the most, I did a lot of last minute cramming and just couldn't remember it all.

[@NurseBass]

+SweetASMRTingles You're very welcome! It's definitely a must! Better luck next time!

[@AnimeTube7Junior]

Thanks man! You're right putting in the time is definitely the most important. I'm going to be studying all spring break for my anatomy exam for lecture and exam for lab

[@NurseBass]

+ＡＴ 7 Yes indeed! You're very welcome! :D

[@Darknightdriver1]

Back in November of 2018 I was pucking classes for the following semester (spring of 2019). I needed to take anatomy and phisiology because it was a required class for my major, but most most importantly I needed to pass that class in order to transfer to a state university. I was freaking out because I took a biology during the semester of Fall of 2018, and I barely managed to get a 'B' as my letter grade, and I knew that A&P is no joke. I searched videos on KZbin on how to pass that class, and I came upon this video. I implemented all of these strategies into my studying and even managed my time better. I would sacrifice time, would review my notes daily, study all the necessary parts of the body according to what was being taught. I received an 'A' and I would say that watching this video was the best help I received. Thank you, I appreciate your work and the way that you take time out of your day to help others via youtube videos.

[@LovelyyAubrey]

I understand to put in the time to study but how do you retain all that information on top of other classes you have lectures or test to take? It’s so intimidating:(

[@mistercharlie1776]

I'm a 49 year student in AP planning on nursing will know in a few weeks if I get in. Like your videos a lot I'm diving in and putting in the work A's so far

[@geneka27]

Thank you for your tips! I'm taking A&P 1 this semester and I'm really nervous and worried. Saw this video and it gave me some encouragement to do well in my classes. :)

[@NurseBass]

You're very welcome! Definitely take those Anatomy and Physiologies seriously! :)

[@ds-nb4ln]

interesting points ,if anyone else wants to discover anatomy and phys try Laophiaa Cranial Blueprint (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my colleague got amazing results with it.

[@bravismeeshel]

Thank you! I have an A&P exam in 4 days! I have been doing past years exams over and over and taking nothing in. Going to study the lecture slides inside and out now. Studying to become a veterinary nurse 🐱🐶

[@emmameachim4931]

Your such a positive person I love your passion. Your so right there's no secret it's all about the hard work and effort you put in loved your video 😊😊

[@tomisakin]

I read every page of the book. Then did practice questions. Then used my class notes and being present in class to supplement.

[@chaoticdreams]

I took both lectures and both labs during the same semester and got all As (Four As!). I did pretty much what you advised although I used the textbook a lot in A&P 2 even though the power points were my primary resource. I couldn't help but notice your Dolphins hat, do you go to school in south florida??? I agree with your 'secret sauce' - actually it's exactly what my organic chemistry professor told the class on day 1. You just need to put the time in. Although other students may pick up the material faster, there is nothing you can't accomplish with adequate time and motivation.

[@NurseBass]

+chaoticdreams Haha yea, I was born in Miami. But that's exactly right, it simply takes time and dedication.

[@jenwattles9171]

chaoticdreams iiiii

[@jenwattles9171]

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[@amyacquavella-geddes3250]

Yassss Go Fins!!!

[@cristinaortega4526]

✌🏻💛. I am taking micro and anatomy in the fall. I see where all my hours are going. I feel pretty confident. Thanks for the great reminder that there is no secret sauce. 🙌🏽

[@NurseBass]

I did the same thing, Micro and Anatomy. It's definitely doable. Just put the majority of your focus on A&P

[@cristinaortega4526]

+Nurse Bass thanks for the reply. 😊

[@Syntavo]

I love this video Nurse Bass! I am retaking AP 1 because I got a C last semester. You are absolutely right about putting the time into this course. I thought I would be able to cram the night before an exam and make an A but I was dead wrong. Lol. Thanks for these great tips! 😊

[@randysjourney2927]

Yep same thing happened to me,got a c so I need to retake in the summer.

[@NurseBass]

+Syntia Hubbard Well thank you very much! Good luck to you this go-around in A&P 1! Just learn from your mistakes, as I'm sure you have, and tackle the beast this semester!

[@DezundriaWilliams]

I am glad that I found you, this video really motivated me to actually start like you said, putting it the work to get the grades and knowledge

[@juliette7776]

Taking A&P this semester, will take all his three points into account

[@marissaarredondo6431]

I have been waiting for someone to post a video about this topic! Thank you for the advice! This came at a perfect time because in 2 weeks I will start A&P 2. I didn't do so well on A& P 1 last semester it was one of the hardest classes out of the three that I was taking. Language barrier was a problem because my professor is not from here (good teacher though) and there were things I could've done better myself. I couldn't agree more with you about putting in the time to study and review over the material! I would have done better in the class if I would have studied harder. Now I know what areas I need to improve on to help me become a better student.😊👍🏽 Great video!

[@NurseBass]

+Marissa Arredondo Haha well you're very welcome! I'm glad I could drop this video at a good time for you guys! But yes, simply putting in the time is 100% a requirement! :)

[@lemonairfreshiner]

man i really needed to hear that last part. thank you

[@jenazminbaez8717]

Taking A&P in the fall! Along with intro to nursing &, psych Going to take your tips everywhere!

[@shighyatolbert1074]

Thank you! I'm in my first week of class and i am struggling to figure out study methods! this was on time😰😌

[@danielleebrock]

I couldn't agree more with you about "step 3". My program breaks A&P apart and allocates one full semester to each. This pass fall I completed the anatomy with nearly a perfect score and my secret was "time" All I did was anatomy, and when I call all I did, I mean ALL I did was anatomy. If fact, I know that when dreaming I was reviewing lab objective. Your tips are spot on from my experience. The only thing that I might add is: ask questions and utilize your professors office hours to to discuss topics that you're not 100% clear on after study sessions.That time is so valuable! This spring I'll be taking the physio portion of my prerequisites and plan to apply the same process. Thanks for what you you Nurse Bass!

[@NurseBass]

+Daniel Brock You're very welcome my friend! Thank you so much! My program also broke down and separated A&P into two semesters. Yea, I could have added a bunch more into this video but I wanted to keep it concise: One thing in particular being getting MasteringAandP and doing tons of practice quizzes and tests. That was key for me.

[@danielleebrock]

+Nurse Bass Mastering AandP was required for us. PAL was invaluable for histology as well as reviewing dissection objectives when studying for practicals.

[@lauriedelgado8395]

Thank you for this advice. It's a bummer that I saw this after taking Anatomy because I received a C and my major is nursing. I am thankful that I passed but I wish I could of seen this post sooner. I most definitely agree with your advice. It is no joke. I made the mistake of taking anatomy and micro within the same semester plus working part time. I have a reason why I need to work but I should of carefully thought about the two science classes in one semester. Thank you!

[@samd4894]

Hey man! MUCH NEEDED VID! Lol! My instructor is the type that really doesn't lecture, he just kinda skims over the material and we are left to put those puzzle pieces together unfortunately. So this was a good one! Real quick though, I just wanted to come thru and let you know that I'm studying to take the HESI next month (I know you took the TEAS). But I bought me a study guide and I've gone thru the practice math test and made a 90! I was super pumped! lol! I know it's only a practice test but I'm horrible at math. I had to pull out some old books to help me review. Anywho, keep pushing thru your program, you got this!

[@NurseBass]

+Sam R Haha well thank you and I'm happy to hear that this video was helpful! Good luck to you taking your HESI and in your preparation for it! If you didn't already know, type in the KZbin search bar "NurseMurse HESI". He has a pretty good video about the test that you may benefit from!

[@rochelle2real]

This my first year in A&P 1 and I am super nervous I heard it very hard but watching your video and other it’s all about putting in the work I will keep you updated

[@taneshaplummer8712]

Thank you i am doing A&P 2 now. I know if i put in the work ill get A too. Pray for me with A&P and microb, please pray for my classmates too

[@BJsway]

This video was right on time because I start Anatomy & Physiology 1 and I plan on taking part 2 this summer.

[@NurseBass]

+Bridgett Jackson Well that's great to hear! Yes, I was hoping to get this one to the ones taking prerequisites this semester!

[@malisarai2766]

I agree. I start A&P 1 in 2 weeks. I am VERY excited but also nervous

[@michaelkidd4715]

Great advice. Currently wrapping up 1 and about to jump into 2 in the summer. Trying to practice these exact principals. Subscribed and will be back!

[@markbeer7422]

im taking A&P 1 now an this definitely helps me! real talk thank you!

[@NurseBass]

+Mark Beer You're very welcome boss! Do work!

[@dentfortune7271]

Great info. Study everyday is the key and don’t skip to the next chapter if you didn’t fully understand the previous.

[@luciusjohnson384]

I'm getting to the point where isolation and depression is setting in.I don't know if it's normal but that's how I'm starting to feel.Since August all I have been doing is studying non stop for this class I don't see family I don't see friends I have no life.This class is so hard and difficult I'm maintaining an A- average but it seems the material is getting Harder and harder as the class is drawing to the end.I am so overwhelmed its 3 weeks left and I'm considering withdrawing and pursing something else.I understand its important to know these things and it won't be easier but I just want people to know that maybe feeling the same way you aren't the only ones.Between working fulltime doing overtime to support myself and this class I'm just done and over it.May pursue business management instead.

[@sidsolovelyyy]

I'm so nervous u have my first anatomy class int he spring. Does anyone have any idea how I can succeed ? Also I have anxiety ...I also have to take a placement TEAS Tesr for Nursing School .....what do you guys recommend? Thank you in advance .... future lactaion nurse here ❤

[@mynattimynatti4139]

Thanks for this video I'm currently a Sterile processing tech and now I'm trying to become a surgical Technician and I'm going to be taking A&P and one thing I can say is you have to put in the time

[@malaikakirby242]

Thanks may God bless you with all that you do

[@NurseBass]

+Excellence Baby You're very welcome! :)

[@verdman54]

I got an A in anatomy( with missing most lectures but showing up for lab) and a B in physiology (showed up to both lecture and lab) Memorization and even understanding the mechanisms I felt was not enough in physiology, but then again our professor modeled the exam questions based on the NCLEX exam, so the questions were super conceptual/ heavy application type.

[@NurseBass]

+VERDUCHI MAN Well at the end of the day you are probably better off for it, right? I try to take every positive I can out of a difficult experience!

[@verdman54]

Oh absolutely, all the nursing majors are sure to thank this professor after they graduate and pass the NCLEX. He did not let us keep the exams so it was hard to break down how he was making his questions. But you are 100% right the secret is putting the time in, as more time in = more familiarity with the material.

[@JasonMiller-xv2nm]

Nice video man. I think the "constant review" piece you threw in is key for actual long term memory and something most people could benefit a lot from practicing

[@XTheSpartanX7]

Thanks for this. I'm in my first week of physiology summer class. I'll update this when my class is over.

[@Jay-xp3qu]

My professor doesn’t give powerpoints at all he just talks during lecture and i record him and listen to it over and over 🙃

[@isabeast101]

Thanks for the tips, this is my second time taking A&P and I am ready to put in 1000%!

[@coryspivey4410]

Well i'll take these into consideration, and i'll come back after I'm finished with the class to reflect

[@Peter-wl3tm]

First, thank you for the tips..., So you did not ready anything at all from the text? Simply read the Powerpoints and then just looked at pictures from the book?

[@francyelefonseca1512]

You're so chill! Deff new subbie here :) great tips ! #nursingstudent 😩

[@yvettewinters3689]

thank u for all the info I really appreciate ur videos. I am an LPN for 8 yrs. I am going starting my RN school in 7 wks . I was trying decide on which voice recorder to get for lectures . What recorder do u recommend ?

[@msladypmodel]

Use the oneo ur phn

[@adamzvlogs444]

I am not study anatomy and physiolgy,, but i have very much interest for this topic.. this video is real help for me,, thank you...

[@ryanwilliams4270]

I do exactly as you do. In addition to these things, I attempt to conceptualize information and spread out studying density to commit information to my longer term memory which allows my shorter term memory to breath. I'm also a full-time truck driver and full-time student, I still earn straight A's. The people unwilling and unable to commit the time usually earn a 40 on the first exam and sit in the class for 16 weeks for no reason. Don't be this person lol, drop the course. If you were that unprepared, you do not want it enough to be a nurse. Pack it up, bring it home, and enjoy some soul searching

[@LukesVintageRC]

Great videos. I study about 20hrs a week and I do really well at home with quizzes but when test time comes around it’s like I know nothing. Any tips to recite information during exams?

[@Lui_Chu]

I studied some anatomy and physiology when i went to beauty school for Aesthetics. I know my systems n such. I think it will be easy. Not completely but ya

[@samanthasumpter696]

Hes right, its all about time put in, the power points, and study guides!!! a C grade was unaccecptable for me my first time in A&P1 (its a chinese F) I spent endless hours studying the textbook. My second time around I studied the outlines, study guides, power points if provided, and used resourceful youtube videos of individual systems, and the textbook only if I needed more clarification, A's A&P1/2 plus Micro.... Im trying to find a video about how to study for Nursing school, is it the same concept?

[@101alluneedislove]

I really needed to hear this! Thanks for providing this video

[@stefaniusparalvicius2909]

Initialy studying human anatomy seems to bo extremely complicated. It's true that it's not simple and your studies will not change that. As for being overwhelming, that can be eleviated if you take your study one step at a time. I discovered an article on Sebs Study Crammer very helpful for this.

[@kalanilee4452]

How long should I study every day for this class and Is it more difficult with getting a lecture from a teacher because im doing online a&p

[@CheerioWeOh]

I could listen to you talk all day

[@mattroberts7624]

Thanks for the video I'm currently taking Bio A&P1 right now having a hard time at first but I'm doing better thanks for the tips.

[@NurseBass]

+Matthew Roberts Well you're very welcome! I wish you the best of luck, and just remember that there is no substitute for putting in the time! :D

[@KendaceNawkole]

Thank you so much for sharing this. Very clear and to the point.

[@bblastos]

bass - thanks excellent video taking upper level course in anatomy for PA school in 7 weeks; wanted to refine my skills because I'm always trying to figure out "If I could've studied this a little better?" thanks man for the tips...

[@glennsmith6071]

I followed your steps for AP. Got an A for AP1, B for AP2. Thanks

[@UpcomingJedi]

Im surprised that there is a RELEVANT advertisement by a nurse for once!

[@roxwhit8138]

Did you work while taking A&P? If so how did you schedule your time to study?

[@kurochan94]

Your videos are very helpful! Thank you very much and please keep making videos! :)

[@NurseBass]

I'll definitely keep the content coming and thanks for showing some love :D

[@erikguevara4504]

Hello @NurseBass I'm not sure if you answer questions on this videos anymore but here it goes. How much would you multiple the amount of work you putted on this class compared to the amount of work you're going to do on the first semester of the nursing program? I hope you can understand my question

[@2ndchancehypnotherapy]

My A +P course had no professor it was all self taught. It was 6 credit course and monster of a course all online. I'm in nursing school 🎉 now.

[@hfaith81]

What do I do if I’m on my own, work full time, etc....how do I study, but get sleep at the same time? I’ve looked into meal prepping, because there’s no way I can cook everyday, especially when I get off at 7pm on some days. The weekends I get off at 5pm, so that’ll come in handy. Yesterday was my first day of A&P 1, and I’m already feeling a bit scared. I just want to do good, but also not fall behind on my responsibilities of cooking, cleaning, paying bills, grocery shopping, etc. Any advice, I’d really appreciate it.

[@deeghali8719]

what would you recommend for recording lectures? I would hate to use my phone for all the recording. Great video!!

[@toyawimley647]

I use my phone👍

[@FOhlookajew]

I think recordings are counterintuitive, at least for ME it was. I would subconsciously not pay attention at much as I would've because I knew I was recording. However, times when I felt like the upcoming chapters would be hard. I would place my phone away from myself/next to the board and try to forget about it and focus on class.

[@adriaward5617]

Thank you for your tips!!!! I wish I subbed sooner…I just had my first quiz…didn’t do well…I didn’t study properly…lesson learned! I am determined to do well and I your tips are going to get me there!

[@againstme111]

Thanks Bass

[@Lucky-ds9tp]

My A&P 1 teacher didn't use power points or notes, we just highlighted the entire book 😞

[@tammerry9496]

I love this video!!!! It's straight to the point. Thanks. 😃 🙂

[@NurseBass]

Absolutely!

[@cindy03709]

Wish I found this before my test:/ I memorized all ch6 but I can’t get a grip on 7 and 8. I used the book as my primary source should had probably did the PowerPoints😭

[@iamapie13]

I depend a lot on the textbook, I rely a lot on KZbin videos but I feel like the textbook contains all the descriptions, I always paraphrase everything I write down, I feel it helps me sink in what I'm reading, also for memorizing name here's some good tips, if it's anatomy try and write down the names on tape and sticking them on your body, this REALLY sped up the memorizing process, you can also look up the meaning of their names, once you figure why they're name like that it's easier to remember. I'm taking this class to further my Art career, human anatomy is very important for drawing so I pretty much draw every diagram I encounter or make up my own diagrams

[@NurseBass]

Love the insight on your learning process. Very helpful. I think as you mentioned, that "figuring out the why" is definitely the liberation in gaining that knowledge. So cool you're taking anatomy to supplement your art.

[@michelejara1761]

And with that being said , I'm going straight home to study , tissues ,glands and membranes.....thanks nurse bass

[@fizzykitty8920]

my prof doesn't do power points... any ideas of what i could do instead? i was really disappointed there were no power points but it cant be helped :(

[@HoneyBee1980]

Thank you for posting this video it has helped me a lot

[@NurseBass]

Hey you're very welcome!

[@ffemt99]

Any suggestions for auditory Learners and Hands-On learners

[@bossbob3369]

Thank you! I wanna become a mortician when I’m older! Thank you for your tips! 👌🙏

[@joepescilikesspaghetti3855]

I am a high school student who wants to do Radiological Technology... I want this shit to be a BREEZE when I get to A and P Not only that but my dream is to shoot for a Bachelors... Which is a whole other level of focus and execution.. I think If I review 1 body system everyday when I wake up and have my coffee, or whenever I am bored, I will be more knowledgeable. Thank you very much brother.

[@lethalhollis]

Thank you, thank you, thank you 🙏🏽 ❤

[@bashirnikzad]

Thank you brother. I like all your videos and it helps me succeed in nursing school .Bashir

[@bomitalia3588]

This is gonna be I'm dyslexic And need this class to finish my personal trainer

[@lizzy8050]

This video helps so much! Thanks! Just subscribed 😁

[@NurseBass]

+McCree Fam Vlogs Glad to have you along for the ride! :)