[Nebraska-students] Anatomy and Physiology

[Anna Givens]

Rachael, what is your major and what school are you taking this class at?  Do they have a disability office, and if so what have/are they doing for you?  Also how many more science type classes are you planning to take?  There are lots of things that you can do or that can be done, but knowing the answers to these questions will determine alot of what exactly those things are.  Also, do you use braille, tactile, enlarged visual aids, audio, etc? And which works best for you?

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On Mar 25, 2013, at 12:28 PM, Rachael Vacanti <revacanti at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hey NABS,
> 
> Has anyone ever taken Human Anatomy and Physiology?  I'm taking that class right now and it's a huge pain.  The textbook doesn't help very much at all since JAWS doesn't read diagrams, and the title of the book is Visual anatomy & physiology.  I was able to feel the skeletons in the lab, so the skeletal unit (which I'm being tested over tomorrow) wasn't bad.  I know there's also a tactile muscle diagram as well.
> 
> When it comes to microscope use, my instructor is going to enlarge the slides for me to use in lab.  That's about the best we came up with so far.
> 
> On tests, I'm using the regular time since we get an hour and a half.  If I don't get done I'll go in and finish it between 12 and 12:30.  (my instructor doesn't believe in the testing center)
> 
> If anyone else has any advice on how they took the class, please let me know because I could use the help since I have to get at least a C.
> 
> Rachael                          
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