Your cardiovascular system, or circulatory system, comprises your heart and the many blood vessels throughout your body. The intricate network of blood vessels that connect to your heart is used to supply oxygen and other essential nutrients to your entire body. (more…)

Anatomy & Physiology must be completed by nursing students in order to become licensed in their state. This course provides the basis for all the work nurses do every day. Anatomy & physiology classes are the first course in nursing school that helps determine if a nursing program is for you. (more…)

Have you heard that there’s never a time when your body doesn’t do something unique? That is correct! Your system is a functioning machine that keeps you going every day, makes you fit, help with body movements, and keeps your body healthy. Your body is so magnificent that I decided to devote an entire thread to the most important lessons I gained from my biology and a&p class and other relevant learning experiences. (more…)

The curriculum for LPN classes is designed to equip students with the knowledge and abilities needed to carry out fundamental nursing activities. Anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, nutrition, and early childhood development are typically covered in practical nurse education in LPN weekend classes. (more…)