Question

What steps should be kept in mind while studying physiology?

Answer 1

make a well prepared rootin and follow the rootin....

Answer 2

Studying anatomy and physiology involves remembering lists of terms, functions, and processes. You can take just the first letter or two of each word from a list to create an acronym. Occasionally, you can go one step beyond the acronym to a clever little thing called a mnemonic device.

Simply put, the mnemonic is the thing you commit to memory as a means for remembering the more technical thing for which it stands.
1.Not feeling terribly clever at the moment you need a useful mnemonic? Surf on over to MedicalMnemonics, which touts itself as the world’s database of these useful tools.

2.VARK stands for Visual (learning by seeing), Aural (learning by hearing), Reading/Writing (learning by reading and writing), and Kinesthetic (learning by touching, holding, or feeling).

If you’re a visual 

For example, a concept like metabolism comes up in a variety of ways throughout your study of anatomy and physiology. When you encounter a repeat concept like that, create a special page or two for it at the back of your notebook or link the concept to a separate computer file.

Then, every time the term