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Figuring out what medical science knows about how a human body functions can be a challenge for all of us. If you are a college student who must get an A in Anatomy and Physiology in order to get into professional school, you are probably struggling to recognize what part of the facts you must know.
Or, if you simply want to understand what your health trainer is talking about, you may be having difficulty understanding the jargon used to describe “good health.” Medical Science Navigator provides a place to begin solving your problem.
Living in a world with the Internet, Google, and TV overwhelms a human’s mind with more information than it can absorb and use. So, it is important to be able to chart your course through the sea of information and filter out the part that applies to your life. Medical Science Navigator was created for that specific purpose.
Check out our Medical Science Navigator blog for free tools and techniques that will show you how to get started. Just imagine what it will be like when you can explain your health concerns in a language that even your family will understand.
Margaret Thompson Reece PhD, physiologist, former Senior Scientist and Laboratory Director at academic medical centers in California, New York and Massachusetts is now Manager at Reece Biomedical Consulting LLC.
She taught physiology for over 30 years to undergraduate and graduate students, at two- and four-year colleges, in the classroom and in the research laboratory. Her books “Physiology: Custom-Designed Chemistry”, “Inside the Closed World of the Brain”, and her online course “30-Day Challenge: Craft Your Plan for Learning Physiology”, and “Busy Student’s Anatomy & Physiology Study Journal” are created for those planning a career in healthcare. More about her books is available at https://www.amazon.com/author/margaretreece. You may contact Dr. Reece at DrReece@MedicalScienceNavigator.com, or on LinkedIn.
Dr. Reece offers a free 30 minute “how-to-get-started” phone conference to students struggling with human anatomy and physiology. Schedule an appointment by email at DrReece@MedicalScienceNavigator.com.
Content on MedicalScienceNavigator.com is intended to increase understanding of the structure and function of the human body. The information is in no way designed to be used as medical reference for diagnosis or treatment of medical conditions. Questions of diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions should be brought to the attention of qualified medical personnel.