People have a tendency to learn different things for different reasons. Some individuals plan on becoming ballerinas and therefore must have knowledge on how to become more flexible and a basic understanding of motion to complete the stunts they do; however, for a person to become a professional photographer, the basis of knowledge has to be different. This goes for all professions. Although rugby and football appear similar, they each require some skill set or knowledge that the other has no use for. Learning different skills for no reason at all can be beneficial too. For absolutely no reason, other than I thought it might interest me, I took human anatomy and physiology and that has helped give me an edge in different scenarios.
From human anatomy and physiology I learned the basic human structure with bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles as well as some of the basic systems for the human body; such as the cardiovascular, urinary, and digestive tract. This has benefitted me quite a bit since that class two years ago. One instance was when we learned about the digestive tract and how that functions in relation to different foods. I began to notice my sister getting sick frequently and did a little digging into her food history and when approximately she began to feel queasy. After some …show more content…
After that class I decided I wanted to go into the medical field, and it prepped me for my internship. When the doctors are explaining various injuries that patients have sustained, they use the technical terms and I fully comprehend what they are saying. On the rare occasion, I even surprise them with my knowledge about the human body. Becoming an orthopedic surgeon is difficult in and of itself, especially for a woman since it's a male dominated field, so this knowledge will give me a step up in my
From human anatomy and physiology I learned the basic human structure with bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles as well as some of the basic systems for the human body; such as the cardiovascular, urinary, and digestive tract. This has benefitted me quite a bit since that class two years ago. One instance was when we learned about the digestive tract and how that functions in relation to different foods. I began to notice my sister getting sick frequently and did a little digging into her food history and when approximately she began to feel queasy. After some …show more content…
After that class I decided I wanted to go into the medical field, and it prepped me for my internship. When the doctors are explaining various injuries that patients have sustained, they use the technical terms and I fully comprehend what they are saying. On the rare occasion, I even surprise them with my knowledge about the human body. Becoming an orthopedic surgeon is difficult in and of itself, especially for a woman since it's a male dominated field, so this knowledge will give me a step up in my