aNATOMY....?
Q. Hi I'm a first year University student, and one of the units I'm taking is "Human Anatomy + Physiology" -- i absolutely love it -- and was wondering what course I should transfer into (and careers it would lead onto...) that is Heavily based Anatomy (and/or physiology)? Thankyou!!
Asked by georgia_1234567890 - Wed Mar 26 03:38:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Does your university offer A&P 2? also take bio and chemistry. a few careers that would be involved in that would be anything in the medical field, doctor. A physical therapist, medical researcher, nurse, just about any of those things. I also took anatomy, but it was not my strong point, it was more torture for me! hope you continue on!
Answered by ahendy130 - Wed Mar 26 03:51:30 2008
Q. Hi I'm a first year University student, and one of the units I'm taking is "Human Anatomy + Physiology" -- i absolutely love it -- and was wondering what course I should transfer into (and careers it would lead onto...) that is Heavily based Anatomy (and/or physiology)? Thankyou!!
Asked by georgia_1234567890 - Wed Mar 26 03:38:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Does your university offer A&P 2? also take bio and chemistry. a few careers that would be involved in that would be anything in the medical field, doctor. A physical therapist, medical researcher, nurse, just about any of those things. I also took anatomy, but it was not my strong point, it was more torture for me! hope you continue on!
Answered by ahendy130 - Wed Mar 26 03:51:30 2008
What is the best anatomy book for a beginner wanting to get a jump on studying?
Q. I am a college student majoring in nursing and next semester I will be taking Anatomy and Physiology and Anatomy and Physiology Lab. I would like to get a jump on studying so that I am prepared. What book(s) would you recommend? Thanks!
Asked by Do it for Johnny! (Maddie) - Sun Jun 28 00:03:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I recommend an Anatomy & Physiology coloring book. I bought one at my bookstore after completing the course, and it would have been very useful. Another recommendation would be to buy your required textbooks early to look over before the class even begins. Finally, use interactive websites to help get ready for all that you will need to know. In my class we dissected cats, and it was very helpful to look at the pictures online to reinforce what we learned in class. Good luck!
Answered by Zac - Mon Jun 29 15:45:07 2009
Q. I am a college student majoring in nursing and next semester I will be taking Anatomy and Physiology and Anatomy and Physiology Lab. I would like to get a jump on studying so that I am prepared. What book(s) would you recommend? Thanks!
Asked by Do it for Johnny! (Maddie) - Sun Jun 28 00:03:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I recommend an Anatomy & Physiology coloring book. I bought one at my bookstore after completing the course, and it would have been very useful. Another recommendation would be to buy your required textbooks early to look over before the class even begins. Finally, use interactive websites to help get ready for all that you will need to know. In my class we dissected cats, and it was very helpful to look at the pictures online to reinforce what we learned in class. Good luck!
Answered by Zac - Mon Jun 29 15:45:07 2009
Is there a site for posting Anatomy and Physiology questions on to get answers?
Q. I need despirate help with my anatomy and physiology questions, and i either need to hire a tutor or find a site online for posting questions concerning Anatomy & Physiology questions that will get real answers. Does anyone have a great answer? Thanks.
Asked by My Animal Spirit is a Tiger - Sun Jan 17 22:49:10 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try posting the questions on here? Worth a shot. I'd probably try and answer some if I came across them. (revising for my anatomy exams!)
Answered by Rubix - Mon Jan 18 14:07:01 2010
Q. I need despirate help with my anatomy and physiology questions, and i either need to hire a tutor or find a site online for posting questions concerning Anatomy & Physiology questions that will get real answers. Does anyone have a great answer? Thanks.
Asked by My Animal Spirit is a Tiger - Sun Jan 17 22:49:10 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try posting the questions on here? Worth a shot. I'd probably try and answer some if I came across them. (revising for my anatomy exams!)
Answered by Rubix - Mon Jan 18 14:07:01 2010
Who are those models that pose nude for anatomy and biology books?
Q. In most anatomy books, there are pictures of naked people that show different anatomical positions, or different parts of the external anatomy. What's their job title? Are they professional models, or just volunteers?
Asked by Lola - Sat Aug 25 13:43:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They're called Figure Models. Some are compensated, some do it to further the causes of science and art.
Answered by Dave - Sun Aug 26 20:41:16 2007
Q. In most anatomy books, there are pictures of naked people that show different anatomical positions, or different parts of the external anatomy. What's their job title? Are they professional models, or just volunteers?
Asked by Lola - Sat Aug 25 13:43:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They're called Figure Models. Some are compensated, some do it to further the causes of science and art.
Answered by Dave - Sun Aug 26 20:41:16 2007
Where can I find good images of the anatomy of a male octopus?
Q. My nephew is doing his science fair project on octopus reproduction. I've found several sites that have good images and diagrams of the male and female anatomy. However, we are still trying to find at least one really good diagram. We'd like to find one that shows and diagrams the male sex arm. I've searched Google images and the best I was able to get was the generalized diagram of the male anatomy. Any ideas?
Asked by electret - Sun Jun 13 01:57:47 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They have an e-mail link, and I wouldn't be surprised if they have larger original photos not on the web site. It might be worth asking: mailto:info@undersea.com. au?subject=Enquiry from the Cephalopod Web Site
Answered by bud - Sun Jun 13 21:43:13 2010
Q. My nephew is doing his science fair project on octopus reproduction. I've found several sites that have good images and diagrams of the male and female anatomy. However, we are still trying to find at least one really good diagram. We'd like to find one that shows and diagrams the male sex arm. I've searched Google images and the best I was able to get was the generalized diagram of the male anatomy. Any ideas?
Asked by electret - Sun Jun 13 01:57:47 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They have an e-mail link, and I wouldn't be surprised if they have larger original photos not on the web site. It might be worth asking: mailto:info@undersea.com. au?subject=Enquiry from the Cephalopod Web Site
Answered by bud - Sun Jun 13 21:43:13 2010
What is easier biology or anatomy and physiology?
Q. I am debating on whether to take anatomy and physiology or biology. I don't really like bio, i think it is kind of boring, but i heard anatomy and physiology is hard.
Asked by Christine - Fri Apr 30 10:29:34 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Having taught both subjects, I don't think one is harder than the other It depends on the level at which each is taught (college-level Biology is a lot harder than middle-school A&P). What IS important is what you're interested in, since they are not the same thing. You're fortunate that you have the opportunity to take A&P without having taken Biology; until recently, I've always seen Biology as a prerequisite. If you want to go into nursing, skip the Biology. I teach basic A&P to nurses, and some have never had Biology (they are the ones who perform the worst).
Answered by Asst Prof - Fri Apr 30 11:14:41 2010
Q. I am debating on whether to take anatomy and physiology or biology. I don't really like bio, i think it is kind of boring, but i heard anatomy and physiology is hard.
Asked by Christine - Fri Apr 30 10:29:34 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Having taught both subjects, I don't think one is harder than the other It depends on the level at which each is taught (college-level Biology is a lot harder than middle-school A&P). What IS important is what you're interested in, since they are not the same thing. You're fortunate that you have the opportunity to take A&P without having taken Biology; until recently, I've always seen Biology as a prerequisite. If you want to go into nursing, skip the Biology. I teach basic A&P to nurses, and some have never had Biology (they are the ones who perform the worst).
Answered by Asst Prof - Fri Apr 30 11:14:41 2010
What is the course of training to teach anatomy and physiology?
Q. I was in nursing training about thirty years ago. I dropped out to get married. I loved anatomy and physiology and wonder what I have to do to teach it? Whether do this than nursing.
Asked by bishopnzgc - Mon Oct 26 21:07:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most people aren't hired to teach one course - you'd apply to faculty positions in nursing or biology and teach other courses as well. You'd need a PhD in biology to teach at the 4-year college or university level (masters for 2-year college); nursing often depends on what they're looking for. Here's a site that lists current job openings at college and what they're looking for in candidates.
Answered by eri - Mon Oct 26 21:11:48 2009
Q. I was in nursing training about thirty years ago. I dropped out to get married. I loved anatomy and physiology and wonder what I have to do to teach it? Whether do this than nursing.
Asked by bishopnzgc - Mon Oct 26 21:07:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most people aren't hired to teach one course - you'd apply to faculty positions in nursing or biology and teach other courses as well. You'd need a PhD in biology to teach at the 4-year college or university level (masters for 2-year college); nursing often depends on what they're looking for. Here's a site that lists current job openings at college and what they're looking for in candidates.
Answered by eri - Mon Oct 26 21:11:48 2009
What are jobs, consisting of anatomy and physiology, that fit me?
Q. I am taking anatomy and physiology this year and i love it. ive always wanted to go into the medical field but i cant decide on a specific career. I started out wanting to be a physical therapist or something alittle more challenging, a plastic surgeon. I need a website or list of job titles that fit anatomy and physiology.
Asked by jesse - Wed Sep 17 21:12:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nursing!!
Answered by ELK - Wed Sep 17 21:16:22 2008
Q. I am taking anatomy and physiology this year and i love it. ive always wanted to go into the medical field but i cant decide on a specific career. I started out wanting to be a physical therapist or something alittle more challenging, a plastic surgeon. I need a website or list of job titles that fit anatomy and physiology.
Asked by jesse - Wed Sep 17 21:12:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nursing!!
Answered by ELK - Wed Sep 17 21:16:22 2008
What is the impact of discovering the human anatomy?
Q. What is the impact of discovering the human anatomy? What was the impact on society and the medical field?
Asked by Nihar M - Sun Nov 16 13:48:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't understand the premise of this question. Discovery of the human anatomy? Its not like a human woke up one day and was enlightened to have an understanding of human anatomy. I think it was more gradual. There was however a point where modern day science (and the scientific method) were established in order to place emphasis on evidence and employ unbiased testing. At that point, truth became more desireable than beliefs (like religious or supernatural explanations). Medical discovery accelerated when we started to build on our understanding of the function human body. At first, our ideas on how our body generally worked, was from our experience with live animals, then comparing their dissections with human cadavers. … [cont.]
Answered by Healthy Skeptic - Tue Nov 18 12:33:55 2008
Q. What is the impact of discovering the human anatomy? What was the impact on society and the medical field?
Asked by Nihar M - Sun Nov 16 13:48:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't understand the premise of this question. Discovery of the human anatomy? Its not like a human woke up one day and was enlightened to have an understanding of human anatomy. I think it was more gradual. There was however a point where modern day science (and the scientific method) were established in order to place emphasis on evidence and employ unbiased testing. At that point, truth became more desireable than beliefs (like religious or supernatural explanations). Medical discovery accelerated when we started to build on our understanding of the function human body. At first, our ideas on how our body generally worked, was from our experience with live animals, then comparing their dissections with human cadavers. … [cont.]
Answered by Healthy Skeptic - Tue Nov 18 12:33:55 2008
What job would use holistic nutrition and human anatomy/physiology?
Q. I am interested in holistic nutrition and human anatomy and physiology but I do not want to work directly with people. I also do not want to work in an office sitting in front of a computer all day. Is there a career these areas could apply to? Is there a combination of short courses I could take or would this require a BSc? Interesting! I never considered osteopathy. I will look into it. Thanks.
Asked by Sarah S - Thu Sep 11 10:20:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Working at a Osteopathic Hospital would fit in to your criteria. Checkout job opportunities there.
Answered by Big G - Thu Sep 11 10:36:45 2008
Q. I am interested in holistic nutrition and human anatomy and physiology but I do not want to work directly with people. I also do not want to work in an office sitting in front of a computer all day. Is there a career these areas could apply to? Is there a combination of short courses I could take or would this require a BSc? Interesting! I never considered osteopathy. I will look into it. Thanks.
Asked by Sarah S - Thu Sep 11 10:20:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Working at a Osteopathic Hospital would fit in to your criteria. Checkout job opportunities there.
Answered by Big G - Thu Sep 11 10:36:45 2008
What high school teaches the most about electronics and anatomy?
Q. I have huge plans for this world that involves circuitry, major chemistry, anatomy and physics, and some optics. What high school is best for teaching such material?
Asked by Garrett G - Fri May 1 22:51:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Garrett, Your best bet is to check within your school district to see which high school is the science and math magnet school. Magnet schools are public schools within your district, but may not be the school closest to your home. The point of them is that they usually have something special to offer over a regular school which makes attending them an appealing choice to many students who have special interest areas. Most magnet schools require that you take a test to show that you can handle the academic rigor and are worthy of becoming a student there (which allows you to go to a school that is not closest to your home).
Answered by 0 - Sat May 2 22:15:28 2009
Q. I have huge plans for this world that involves circuitry, major chemistry, anatomy and physics, and some optics. What high school is best for teaching such material?
Asked by Garrett G - Fri May 1 22:51:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Garrett, Your best bet is to check within your school district to see which high school is the science and math magnet school. Magnet schools are public schools within your district, but may not be the school closest to your home. The point of them is that they usually have something special to offer over a regular school which makes attending them an appealing choice to many students who have special interest areas. Most magnet schools require that you take a test to show that you can handle the academic rigor and are worthy of becoming a student there (which allows you to go to a school that is not closest to your home).
Answered by 0 - Sat May 2 22:15:28 2009
How to learn the anatomy of a cat?
Q. I am taking anatomy and we have a practical next week on the muscles of cats. I cannot remember where any of the muscles are. Are there any good websites or tricks to help me study?
Asked by LoneliestGirlInTheWorld - Sat Feb 27 12:51:29 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you ever read any Edgar Allen Poe
Answered by Ed - Sat Feb 27 12:53:16 2010
Q. I am taking anatomy and we have a practical next week on the muscles of cats. I cannot remember where any of the muscles are. Are there any good websites or tricks to help me study?
Asked by LoneliestGirlInTheWorld - Sat Feb 27 12:51:29 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you ever read any Edgar Allen Poe
Answered by Ed - Sat Feb 27 12:53:16 2010
What's the best way to study for a human anatomy test in a week?
Q. I haven't really been studying anatomy this semester but I need to pass it before I'm promoted to the next semester but I only have a week left to study. Main problem is, I have to start from scratch because I can't even label muscles and say their attachments and functions. Please help!
Asked by MIMI - Thu May 24 05:07:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im sorry, but anatomy is something you have to study every day.
Answered by Ray - Thu May 24 06:58:46 2007
Q. I haven't really been studying anatomy this semester but I need to pass it before I'm promoted to the next semester but I only have a week left to study. Main problem is, I have to start from scratch because I can't even label muscles and say their attachments and functions. Please help!
Asked by MIMI - Thu May 24 05:07:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im sorry, but anatomy is something you have to study every day.
Answered by Ray - Thu May 24 06:58:46 2007
What text would be best to start learning anatomy for the first time?
Q. I'm in first year engineering, going into biomedical engineering next year and I was wondering what anatomy text would be best to start off with learning on my own? I'm very interested in the human body and did very well in high school anatomy.
Asked by Nilanthy - Sat Apr 18 13:22:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, if you've already done a high school course, it seems like a first year collage textbook would be a good choice. check the syllabus for that course, and what books they use, or just ask your professor, I'm sure he/ she would be happy to referr you to some helpful material.
Answered by Paul - Sat Apr 18 13:26:53 2009
Q. I'm in first year engineering, going into biomedical engineering next year and I was wondering what anatomy text would be best to start off with learning on my own? I'm very interested in the human body and did very well in high school anatomy.
Asked by Nilanthy - Sat Apr 18 13:22:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, if you've already done a high school course, it seems like a first year collage textbook would be a good choice. check the syllabus for that course, and what books they use, or just ask your professor, I'm sure he/ she would be happy to referr you to some helpful material.
Answered by Paul - Sat Apr 18 13:26:53 2009
What should I do my anatomy and physiology current event presentation about?
Q. It can be about anything related to anatomy and physiology. Something easy and interesting. not boring. Kay thanks guys.
Asked by (: - Thu Jun 3 14:52:14 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about physiological changes due to exercise. Cardiovascular Hypertrophy of Heart Increase in Heart Mass, Dimensions, Ventricular Wall Thickness Increased Stroke Volume Decreased Beats/Min (bradycardia) Arteries become more elastic Decrease in LDL Decrease in Blood Pressure Increased Number of RBC Increase in Ventricular Volume Increased number of Capillaries in Myocardium Vasodilation and Vasoconstriction More Efficient Increase in Blood Volume Respiratory Increased VO2 max Decreased Breathing Rate Misc Increase in Lean Muscle Mass Hypertrophy of Fast Twitch Fibres Increase in Anaerobic Enzymes (make more ATP) Increase in Vascularization (more O2 to muscles) Increase in Anaerobic Stores (glycogen, creatine) Increase in the number… [cont.]
Answered by glowing_star - Thu Jun 3 15:53:37 2010
Q. It can be about anything related to anatomy and physiology. Something easy and interesting. not boring. Kay thanks guys.
Asked by (: - Thu Jun 3 14:52:14 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about physiological changes due to exercise. Cardiovascular Hypertrophy of Heart Increase in Heart Mass, Dimensions, Ventricular Wall Thickness Increased Stroke Volume Decreased Beats/Min (bradycardia) Arteries become more elastic Decrease in LDL Decrease in Blood Pressure Increased Number of RBC Increase in Ventricular Volume Increased number of Capillaries in Myocardium Vasodilation and Vasoconstriction More Efficient Increase in Blood Volume Respiratory Increased VO2 max Decreased Breathing Rate Misc Increase in Lean Muscle Mass Hypertrophy of Fast Twitch Fibres Increase in Anaerobic Enzymes (make more ATP) Increase in Vascularization (more O2 to muscles) Increase in Anaerobic Stores (glycogen, creatine) Increase in the number… [cont.]
Answered by glowing_star - Thu Jun 3 15:53:37 2010
how much human anatomy do i need to know to pass a test for a forensic autopsy assistant trainee?
Q. I applied for a job and my application was accepted. Now I have to take a test on anatomy and terminology. I think I will do ok on terminology but I have no idea what to cram for in regards to anatomy.
Asked by human_meat_is_yummy - Fri Oct 24 20:48:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're really pressed for time and the exam is a written one, picking up a good general review book would be the best idea: If you want to try and do this on your own, come up with a list of organ systems and simply try to systematically go through each. Names, locations, and functions of each part of the skeletal system for example. Then move on to muscular, respirocirculatory, nervous, endocrine, reproductive, digestive, etc.
Answered by Corky - Sat Oct 25 16:17:27 2008
Q. I applied for a job and my application was accepted. Now I have to take a test on anatomy and terminology. I think I will do ok on terminology but I have no idea what to cram for in regards to anatomy.
Asked by human_meat_is_yummy - Fri Oct 24 20:48:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're really pressed for time and the exam is a written one, picking up a good general review book would be the best idea: If you want to try and do this on your own, come up with a list of organ systems and simply try to systematically go through each. Names, locations, and functions of each part of the skeletal system for example. Then move on to muscular, respirocirculatory, nervous, endocrine, reproductive, digestive, etc.
Answered by Corky - Sat Oct 25 16:17:27 2008
Should I take organic chemistry and anatomy & physiology at the same time?
Q. I'm planning out my sophomore year, and I'm thinking about taking o-chem and A&P (anatomy and physiology) at the same time. Is this wise? Best answer would go to the person who lists the pros and cons. If it helps: Both o-chem and A&P are year long courses. I'm on the pre-med Bio major track.
Asked by Kango - Mon May 10 21:28:11 2010 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well, I just finished my sophomore year of college and I am on the same career path as you. Really, its up to you. Can you handle it? Are you dedicated enough? That's really all it is. Also, It depends what other classes are you taking... If you're taking organic, anatomy, and a math at the same time? That might be fine. However you may want to think about taking A&P 1 in the spring because it gives you a chance to relax with organic 1 and get a good foundation to rape orgo 2 with a heavier course load. With orgo 1 I took it with trig, ancient myth (joke), and psych (joke). With orgo 2 I took it with public speaking (bitch class), stats, and nutrition (hard). As you can see I took a 2 sciences and a math my second orgo semester and… [cont.]
Answered by priddyboy2004 - Thu May 13 03:57:07 2010
Q. I'm planning out my sophomore year, and I'm thinking about taking o-chem and A&P (anatomy and physiology) at the same time. Is this wise? Best answer would go to the person who lists the pros and cons. If it helps: Both o-chem and A&P are year long courses. I'm on the pre-med Bio major track.
Asked by Kango - Mon May 10 21:28:11 2010 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well, I just finished my sophomore year of college and I am on the same career path as you. Really, its up to you. Can you handle it? Are you dedicated enough? That's really all it is. Also, It depends what other classes are you taking... If you're taking organic, anatomy, and a math at the same time? That might be fine. However you may want to think about taking A&P 1 in the spring because it gives you a chance to relax with organic 1 and get a good foundation to rape orgo 2 with a heavier course load. With orgo 1 I took it with trig, ancient myth (joke), and psych (joke). With orgo 2 I took it with public speaking (bitch class), stats, and nutrition (hard). As you can see I took a 2 sciences and a math my second orgo semester and… [cont.]
Answered by priddyboy2004 - Thu May 13 03:57:07 2010
How many hours did you study for anatomy?
Q. I might take Anatomy at my community college in the fall and I am in high school. I am going to take it on Saturdays. I was wondering if I should take or not. I think I can study about 4 hours. I am already studying it a little bit.
Asked by Edward R - Sat May 31 19:34:12 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I took it online and the course was worth 3 credit hours. It's similar to the amount of work it takes to get through Biology or Chemistry if you've ever taken one of those. I probably studied 4-6 hours a week for 10-12 weeks. I hope this helps. Good luck with the course. I really enjoyed A&P.
Answered by Don - Mon Jun 2 14:35:44 2008
Q. I might take Anatomy at my community college in the fall and I am in high school. I am going to take it on Saturdays. I was wondering if I should take or not. I think I can study about 4 hours. I am already studying it a little bit.
Asked by Edward R - Sat May 31 19:34:12 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I took it online and the course was worth 3 credit hours. It's similar to the amount of work it takes to get through Biology or Chemistry if you've ever taken one of those. I probably studied 4-6 hours a week for 10-12 weeks. I hope this helps. Good luck with the course. I really enjoyed A&P.
Answered by Don - Mon Jun 2 14:35:44 2008
Is it important to take anatomy and phisyiology in high school if i want to go to med school?
Q. I am a junior, and I have the possibility of taking ap physics and ap bio next year, i think that if I take anatomy it will be too much work; i want to go to med school, and Im not sure if I should focus in physics and bio senior year, and take anatomy in college or viceversa.
Asked by Alex - Sat Oct 31 18:54:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is not important to take Anatomy and Physiology in high school if you plan to go to med school. You need a strong science background, but A&P at the college level is not even a requirement of most (if not all) med school programs. A&P at the college level is generally more for the nursing track, though it won't hurt. Med schools want to see (at minimum) two years of bio, a year of chem, a year of physics and a year of organic chem. They will teach you all the anatomy you need. Now, you do need to take more science than the minimum, and a semester or two of A&P will be helpful, but it sounds like you are taking plenty of science now while in high school, don't worry about A&P right now.
Answered by Jeff - Sat Oct 31 19:21:52 2009
Q. I am a junior, and I have the possibility of taking ap physics and ap bio next year, i think that if I take anatomy it will be too much work; i want to go to med school, and Im not sure if I should focus in physics and bio senior year, and take anatomy in college or viceversa.
Asked by Alex - Sat Oct 31 18:54:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is not important to take Anatomy and Physiology in high school if you plan to go to med school. You need a strong science background, but A&P at the college level is not even a requirement of most (if not all) med school programs. A&P at the college level is generally more for the nursing track, though it won't hurt. Med schools want to see (at minimum) two years of bio, a year of chem, a year of physics and a year of organic chem. They will teach you all the anatomy you need. Now, you do need to take more science than the minimum, and a semester or two of A&P will be helpful, but it sounds like you are taking plenty of science now while in high school, don't worry about A&P right now.
Answered by Jeff - Sat Oct 31 19:21:52 2009
What are some jobs that involve biology or anatomy?
Q. I can't decide what career I want to have.I thought about being a vet,but idk.What are some jobs that pay well & involve biology or anatomy?
Asked by Nirvana fan - Mon Jul 27 12:45:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. medicine, nursing, and radiology please answer mine:
Answered by Guy - Mon Jul 27 12:59:43 2009
Q. I can't decide what career I want to have.I thought about being a vet,but idk.What are some jobs that pay well & involve biology or anatomy?
Asked by Nirvana fan - Mon Jul 27 12:45:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. medicine, nursing, and radiology please answer mine:
Answered by Guy - Mon Jul 27 12:59:43 2009
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