Anesthesiologist Assistant

Your "Anatomy & Physiology I" lecture starts with skeletal muscle tissue. Later, in the lab, you meticulously label diagrams of the appendicular skeleton, feeling a little overwhelmed by the sheer volume of new terminology. You spend the evening reviewing textbook chapters and flashcards, trying to solidify bone names and markings. A brief email exchange with your TA clarifies a complex muscle action, bringing some relief. You eat dinner in the dorm common room with friends, decompressing.