This video by Ben from RegisteredNurseErin.com provides an overview of the anatomy and physiology course, addressing common student fears and misconceptions. It outlines the main topics covered, such as body structures and functions, and offers 11 practical study tips to help students succeed, including reading ahead, attending classes, using rote memorization, and employing visual imagery and acronyms.

What is one reason students might consider changing their major when taking anatomy and physiology?

• They prefer online classes.

• They dislike the professor.

• They struggle with the material.

• They find the class too easy.

Which of the following is NOT a topic covered in anatomy and physiology?

• Cell structure

• Muscles

• Mathematical equations

• Organ systems

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NGSS.HS-LS1-2

What is the first type of information you will learn in anatomy and physiology?

• Diagrams of body parts

• Case studies

• Functions of body systems

• Definitions of terms

What should you do before attending an anatomy and physiology class?

• Write an essay

• Watch a movie

• Read the chapter

• Take a nap

Why is it important to attend anatomy and physiology classes regularly?

• To avoid missing out on important information

• To socialize with classmates

• To impress the professor

• To get extra credit

What is a recommended method for memorizing terms in anatomy and physiology?

• Watching TV

• Reading silently

• Listening to music

• Rote memorization

How can rewriting your notes help you in anatomy and physiology?

• It helps you remember the material better

• It saves time

• It makes your handwriting neater

• It impresses your classmates

What is a benefit of saying definitions out loud while studying?

• It saves time

• It reinforces the information in your brain

• It makes studying more fun

• It helps you fall asleep

How can visual imagery help you remember anatomy and physiology concepts?

• By making you laugh

• By reducing study time

• By creating a mental picture that sticks

• By making the material more entertaining

What is an example of an acrostic used to remember white blood cells?

• Read Every Chapter

• Study Hard Every Day

• Always Be Careful

• Never Let A Monkey Eat Bananas