How does this connect to pathophysiology?
Directly. Pathophysiology assumes you have a working model of normal function and asks what happens when it goes wrong. Students who memorized their way through A and P find the next course much harder than it needs to be, which is why it is worth building the model properly now.
This comes up on Anatomy and Physiology Support, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.
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