HOLE'S HUM.ANAT.+PHYS.(LL)/LAB/ACCESS
HOLE'S HUM.ANAT.+PHYS.(LL)/LAB/ACCESS
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Author: SHIER
Publisher: MCG CUSTOM
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Difficulties a student may face while learning the human body.

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The learning is referred to the acquiring of new knowledge by observing the environment, reading and by experience. The anatomy is the study of the structures of the different body parts and the physiology is the study of the functions of different body parts.

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The anatomy and physiology is the study of the structures and the different parts of the body. the human anatomy and physiology are restricted to the humans. While studying the anatomy and physiology, the student may face the problems with remembering the terms. As the medical terms or the nomenclature used in the anatomy and physiology may be difficult, also, the human body is a complex machinery, remembering the function of all the part including its function may be difficult to remember as they are complex. The structures which are present externally can be visualized, but the learning about internal structures or molecular mechanism may be difficult, as it cannot be represented.

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The student may experience some difficulties in learning the complex structure and mechanism of working of the human body.

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