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For introductory or basic human anatomy health related courses at the undergraduate level.
Written completely in outline format to be perfect for introductory human anatomy courses as a standalone or companion text. This instructional text is complemented with illustration keys so the visual image of the structure, its name and its purpose in that anatomical position can be related.
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About the Author
Julia F. Guy is Assistant Professor, The Ohio State University, College of Medicine and Public Health, Division of Anatomy, Columbus, Ohio.
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The third edition of Learning Human Anatomy continues to be a unique resource for the study of introductory human anatomy. Organized by body region, the outline format allows readers to learn the most vital information as they look at each body structure. This workbook is the ideal resource for classroom study or self-paced learning.
Features include:
- FREE ANATLAB Demo CD-ROM features real cadaver views of the major structures in the human body.
- Clinical Comments–interesting and informative facts that provide an immediate connection between the material presented and its application.
- Original illustrations allow students to color relevant structures to help facilitate understanding and active learning.
- Activities and exercises reinforce the concepts learned within each lesson.
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