Anatomy & Physiology Introduction & Survival Tips

This video is the first in a series that are part of an online course in Human Anatomy & Physiology. It covers introduction to Human A&P as well as gives some insiders hints to surviving Anatomy & Physiology.
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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Anatomy
• Physiology
• Medicine
• Science
• body

[Rayne215]

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[mrfordsclass]

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[gama2buc]

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[mrfordsclass]

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[tarawagner]

Very helpful video. Thanks for making it!

[OriginalRipndip]

@1992gabe Good Job Mr Ford and you as well Gabe. We're all trying for a better life.

[OriginalRipndip]

@annaylil Good luck. Life is a marathon not a sprint. One day at a time.

[royaisfrustrated]

@1992gabe Thanks! I'll definitely make sure to keep that in mind!

[1992gabe]

@royaisfrustrated Any volunteering work is a good idea. If you volunteer or get hired, don't be afraid to be vocal about your ideas in front of your boss, or teammate, you never know what little cause can save someones life. Good luck with everything.

[royaisfrustrated]

@1992gabe thats EXACTLY what I might do, an EMT school in my area. The guy who runs it has several degrees the I'm looking into like Disaster Relief Medicine and Trauma and what not. And you're absolutely right about the job part; I've thought about joining the peace corps or even entering as an army medic (funny how they're practically at two different ends!) but I think I'll probably end up volunteering at the hospital if I can't get hired there.

[1992gabe]

"Spelling mistake", i meant peace corp

[1992gabe]

@royaisfrustrated No problem. Cuz i am in the EMT study too, and i can promise you that the hardest class you would have to take is this one, unless you go to a school specified for EMT then you might not have to take it. And one more smart piece of info. When your an EMT it is hard as hell to find a job, you might want to try and join the piece core. You get experience, you get to travel, and 6,000 dollars if you complete it. And more likely to get hired when they see it on ur resume.

[royaisfrustrated]

@1992gabe thanks! i don't think i'm going to take it during the summer because i might get my EMT-B degree instead but i'll definitely try to buy a friends anatomy book at the end of the year. Thanks for the response!

[1992gabe]

DO NOT BE AFRAID TO ASK FOR HELP! I say that becuase i know many people who don't understand something and get screwed over becuase they don't want to ask the teacher. The college proffesor is your human cheat sheet. Stay after, every day! call him/her, email, whatever you have to do and you will be fine. This class is basically built around good memory, it memorizing for the most part. So just prepare yourself, jog it in your memory and get it out of the way, and you will be fine. Goodluck!

[1992gabe]

This class is not hard if you study your ass off! Every day when your walking descibe to yourself what body parts are moving and how they are moving, do that when you talk, when you eat, when you piss, anything you do make sure you know how it works. Preparation and studying is the key. You will not pass this class if you do not study and you will not understand it if you don't prepare. So if you decide to take it, look up online and begin to read, look over, whatever you gotta do.