[Nfb-science] Anatomy Class

[Jewel S.]

Mr. Skeleton is your friend! I'll also be taking Biology (not Anatomy,
but Biology), and I know that models will be my friend. When I go to
the chiropractor and he describes something I am not quite sure I
understood right, he takes out his model of the spine. We have done
the same with skull and even hand skeletons. Descriptions are also
very good, if they can compare it. Like my doctor told me that a wrist
is like a bridge made of bones. That made sense.

I know there are models of frogs that you can take apart like if you
were dissecting it. I've seen the same for human brain and the human
body. Models of just the heart or just the brain are very easy to
find.

~Jewel

On 5/17/10, ngrice5456 at aol.com <ngrice5456 at aol.com> wrote:
> I think aph has an anatomy atlas.
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> Noreen
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> From: Chrys Buckley <cbuckley at pdx.edu>
> Date: Mon, 17 May 2010 07:21:05
> To: <nfb-science at nfbnet.org>
> Subject: [Nfb-science] Anatomy Class
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> So Jewel's question about astronomy reminded me that I have been
> meaning to ask the list a similar question, about anatomy &
> physiology. I am just wondering if anyone has taken that class and
> what has helped? I will be taking this class next year and it is an
> all-year course, with a lab. I know there have been other blind
> students to go through this class at my university, (but they have
> graduated by now) and another blind student who is taking it next year
> as well. So, I know it can be done! I just want to know if anyone has
> any tips or strategies. Is anyone on this list a bio major?
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> I know the CCB says that they teach strategies to deal with
> traditionally visual classes such as anatomy, so if anyone has any
> info on that, that would be great!
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> Chrys
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