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Medical Student Study Skills in Anatomy and Physiology: Is There a Difference?

Many believe that anatomy and physiology require different thought processes. At deeper levels of understanding, physiology is thought to be more concept and function oriented while anatomy involves details and structures. Yet at a superficial level, these classes are quite similar in studying the human body. If these perspectives are true, then students may require different study skills to obtain deeper levels of understanding for each class.