How to Make Anatomy Studying Memorable

Anatomy and health is a popular study field. But it can be difficult and hard to know where to begin and how to study health information, given its complexity and the need to retain this information for good. Here are some quick tips to help you out.

Steps

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    Be certain that you really want to study anatomy. It can be difficult and requires a lot of passion and attention. If you don't really want to, it will make it difficult. Find your interest point. Why do you enjoy studying anatomy?
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    Study a lot. Anatomy is difficult to remember. You need to develop a knowledge of it and keep this knowledge alive.
        If you have a phone, try downloading anatomy games. If you have an Android or iPhone, an awesome app to use is "Speed Anatomy".
        Make flashcards. It is better to make your own flashcards because it is your knowledge bolstering your understanding. If you like, you can add pictures/diagrams and even include definitions.
        Watch videos. Take a break from reading and watch videos. They show how it is really is, up close. Moreover, you'll hear an exact way on how to pronounce all of the terminology.
        Numerous studies show that people learn more from visual learning then reading.[citation needed]
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    Get into it. Volunteer at your local hospital or clinic. If you can't do that, go online and play virtual surgery games.
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    Work with others and share your knowledge. If you don't use it, you lose it. If you share what you know more people will get interested and you feel a sense of importance.
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    Practice a lot. Expand your knowledge. Keep informed about current medical issues. Try writing a mini-book on a topic. Try to focus on one disease that doesn't have a cure and make your own health discovery.
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    Get tools like microscopes and actual scans. Get into it.

Tips

    Do things on your own; don't have others do it for you.
    Try getting active. Walk around with a first aid kit.
    Be prepared on how to treat minor cuts and scrapes before getting big.
    Watch health shows like Dr. Oz and House (TV series, even though made up, aim to use conditions that are real. Pay attention and take notes, and then follow up the medical condition in your real textbooks.)
    Have fun with it. Don't be all study; play games and do drawings. In fact, do whatever interests you to keep the knowledge fresh.

Warnings

    Be careful and keep sanitized.