Anatomy & Physiology B/C

[GoofyFoofer]

Really? Good luck!
(I can't give you any good meteorology tips though, because all I did during the test was crack up about haboobs with my partner. )

[Sciolapedia]

Looks like the training handouts are out.
Another year of anatomy to come.

[GoofyFoofer]

Thanks for the heads-up.

[GoofyFoofer]

Does anybody have any tips for making notes for the test? Thanks.

[hmath729]

Due to the fact that I am your teammate, yes.
Use bulleted points. Helps a lot.
IMAGES!
Color coding.
Shrink the margins.
Use two/three columns/text boxes to maximize your writing space.

[GoofyFoofer]

Got it. Thanks hmath.

[Copernicus]

Does anyone have any good book or website resources to study for this event? I am not looking for notes, I want reading material. Thanks.

[mej710]

Does anyone have any good book or website resources to study for this event? I am not looking for notes, I want reading material. Thanks.

I have this book which I've found somewhat helpful: http://www.amazon.com/Human-Body-Illust ... 0789479885 It has great diagrams and is easy to understand.

[bernard]

Does anyone have any good book or website resources to study for this event? I am not looking for notes, I want reading material. Thanks.

I use a textbook called Anatomy and Physiology by Elaine Marieb; I recommend getting a similar textbook (by any author - there is no substantial difference among textbooks written by other different authors). Many textbooks are very expensive, so ask teachers, visit the library, or buy used books. If you aren't graduating this year, your textbook will be useful in the future, since it probably covers all body systems.

Many textbooks also have supplemental materials online. Here's a link to one. I recommend using it with a textbook as a way of testing your understanding.

[GoofyFoofer]

Great. Thanks bernard.