As SI (Student Instructor) Leader for J. Sullivan’s AVC General Human Anatomy class, in Lancaster , California, I have created this site to post worksheets so you may download them. Please know, I am only a fellow student in Anatomy, not a professor – there may be errors……., but I promise to keep it to a minimum.
Most of the work here is created by my own hands, though some has been pulled from other documents which I am under the impression it is okay. – To see what is currently going on, click on Anatomy SI – Sullivan above, or Home.
Any questions, please let me know.
Laura Barron
2008/09/27 at 5:40 PM
- I am going to SI one more semester. This Spring 2009 will be a great class and I am looking forward to it. I hope to get more images from lab available on this site and am happy to take any comments on how to improve this tool. See you soon at the Learning Center!
1/12/2009 Laura Barron
Alas, life has changed my plans for the spring semester. I won’t be SI-ing, but I will leave this site up for one more semester to help anyone who may need it. Good Luck! – Laura Barron
Judy Sullivan is now starting a website with the same material from this site, with a few more goodies. Look towards using her site at anatomysullivan.wordpress.com.
3/31/09 – Laura Barron
8-12-09 – Now I am going into the ADN program at AVC. Fall of 2009. I’ve started another learning Blog at studentnurselaura.wordpress.com called Student Nurse Laura. Wish me luck!
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March 19, 2009 at 11:36 am
Marlis
Hi, I’m in sullivan’s anatomy class now. The study guide you put up for the skeletal system, joints, and muscles helped me sooo much. I was wondering if you were going to put up a study guide for the nervous system test which is in a 3 wks. It would be alot of help. Thanks for your help.
March 19, 2009 at 12:34 pm
reactionsmatter
The nervous system is pretty intense. Because of that I created and posted 11 worksheets for exam 3.
http://anatomyandy.wordpress.com/2008/09/27/here-is-a-list-of-all-downloads-available-just-right-click-on-link-and-save-target-as-to-your-desktop/
In fact, since I’m not SI-ing this semester, I put them all available for all the tests. For the nervous system, use mnemonics to get you through. Also try drawing the brain as in one of my worksheets, label all the parts, then write down the function of each. See if you can tell how the information comes and goes from point A to point B and how you would call it. “If I feel a poke in my finger, then the afferent PNS neuron would send the information to the CNS spinal cord areas when an interneuron would synapse to another neuron whose cell body would be located ……, sending the information to …….” It is alot. The questions at the end of you book for those chapters on the test will be very useful. Also the Charts in the Chapters.
Thanks! Laura Barron