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Skience101 wrote:Anyone know if you can put post-its on the one sheet of paper containing notes????

No, you can't.

sophisSyo wrote:The equation I have is GFR=Kf[(Pgc-Pbs)-πgc] (f, GC, BC are subscripts), where Kf=filtration coefficient, an intrinsic property of glomerular capacity, Pgc=hydrostatic pressure of glomerular capillary, Pbc=hydrostatic pressure of Bowman's space, and πgc=oncotic pressure of glomerular capillary

I assume in the equation you meant to put pbc and not pbs right?

Oh yeah, my bad

cbrant554 wrote:

sophisSyo wrote:The equation I have is GFR=Kf[(Pgc-Pbs)-πgc] (f, GC, BC are subscripts), where Kf=filtration coefficient, an intrinsic property of glomerular capacity, Pgc=hydrostatic pressure of glomerular capillary, Pbc=hydrostatic pressure of Bowman's space, and πgc=oncotic pressure of glomerular capillary

I assume in the equation you meant to put pbc and not pbs right?

Oh yeah, my bad

Skience101 wrote:Anyone know if you can put post-its on the one sheet of paper containing notes????

I don't think you'd be allowed to do that, or have any other form of notes that are removable. You could definitely write it the margins, however.

are there any studying techniques anyone recommends for A&P?

vavricka.kaisa wrote:are there any studying techniques anyone recommends for A&P?

Hi,

I'm new, and a lot of people just suggested "searching up topics listed and finishing all topics in time". A tip I would give is using resources that interest you, for example, I am a visual learner so I prefer watching videos to learn stuff.
Also, this is a fun experience don't get too stressed out about study material.

Try using khan academy and crash course videos, if you are a visual learner. And reading articles might help too. I hope I was helpful.

When we study disorders, do we study all the symptoms, causes, and treatments? Or just what the disease is?

donutsandcupcakes wrote:When we study disorders, do we study all the symptoms, causes, and treatments? Or just what the disease is?

I personally study all of it: what it is, symptoms, causes, treatment, and diagnosis.

Anomaly wrote:

donutsandcupcakes wrote:When we study disorders, do we study all the symptoms, causes, and treatments? Or just what the disease is?

I personally study all of it: what it is, symptoms, causes, treatment, and diagnosis.

I don't know if this is true for C division too but in B you only need to know the Treatment and Prevention for Nats but yes study the symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and whatever else you find important