Sunday, October 5, 2008
Quite possibly, my new best friend...
...Is this book. Yesterday I spent 6 hours around town at various quiet locations studying anatomy. I was mostly studying the bones of the pectoral girdle and the upper limb. My eyes started blurring around the coronoid fossa, but I whipped out my handy Analogy Guide To Anatomy, that then took what I was trying to learn by forced memorization and spelled it all out so nicely:
So as you can see, it quite resembles a workbook from Grade 2. But I could care less, because practically all of the stuff I read last night, I can still remember this morning! I can name most of the major structural features of the clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius, and ulna, I've got a handle on the articulations, and I can name/identify the carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges. It's like a flippin' miracle.
If you're struggling with anatomy, go now. Run. Purchase this book and then love every second of reading it. It's just one Ohhhh, that's how that works moment after another. Anatomy midterm, I shall conquer you yet! (Midterm begins in 27 hours)
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Im running out to buyt that book today....and the other one! Every little bit helps!
I like the "made easy" brand of books.
And I just got Fluids and electrolytes demystified!
Way to increase the personal library!
I took A&P 1&2 before I started nursing classes. Actually, we all had to. We used the SAME book. You are right, even though it looks like child's play, it's really informative. The little hints helped me tremendously!
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