This manual combines the features of a traditional anatomy laboratory manual with those of a dissection manual and an anatomical atlas. Superb photos and illustrations are supplemented with observation instructions for a wide variety of specimens including cats, cadavers, isolated organs, histology slides and models. Exercises include review questions, labeling, coloring, and drawing. A 132 color plate folio of labeled cadaver specimen and anatomical model photos is a distinguishing feature of this laboratory guide. While the manual provides references to the Martini/Timmons/Tallitsch, Human Anatomy Fourth Edition textbook, it can be used with any anatomy textbook.

Human Anatomy: Laboratory Guide and Dissection Manual, 4th Edition

Science & Math

Michael J. Timmons

Ralph T. Hutchings

Biological Sciences

PRENTICE/HALL

For undergraduate-level courses in human anatomy.Combining the traditional features of a lab manual with those of a dissection guide and a pictorial anatomical atlas, this manual provides an innovative framework for organizing, interpreting, and applying anatomical information. It shows the human body, as seen and studied in the laboratory, through a medical-quality art program that features color illustrations and color and black/white photographs of prosected cadavers, anatomical laboratory models, anatomical specimens and surface anatomy. The manual provides separate instructions for the student dissector and observation points for the students who will study the prosected cadaver. Step-by-step procedures for accurately performing each dissection are provided for both human and cat.

Human Anatomy Laboratory Guide and Dissection Manual

Michael McKinley

Prentice Hall College Div.

An adult skeleton consists of 206 bones. See each and every one of them like never before in this stunning full-color poster package. In this unrivaled collection, three life-sized photographic plates reveal the full majesty of the human skeleton, displayed from side, front, and posterior views. Accompanying these 6-foot-long plates are 20 smaller plates displaying individual bones from multiple anatomical regions. Meticulously labeled and captured in high-resolution photography, this superb set gives you the richest possible exposure to the human skeleton short of the real thing.Uses life-sized, high-resolution photographic plates rather than undersized illustrations for an authentic learning experience.Incorporates precise labels to highlight key areas without swamping each image with text. Labels are cross-referenced to the CD-ROM./li>Includes additional bone photos, separated into anatomical regions, promoting a thorough understanding of the skeletal system.Features a durable, gloss finish and ready-to-hang spiral binding, making the set a practical teaching tool.Contains new photos of the jaw for improved clarity and views. Includes a new CD-ROM containing all of the images from the posters plus 100 additional clinical photos, clinical presentations, and radiographs that depict common problems and fractures of specific parts of the skeleton.

McMinn's The Human Skeleton: With CD-ROM

Medical Books

Peter H. Abrahams

Jonathan D. Spratt

Bari M. Logan

Basic Sciences

Mosby

A Colour Atlas of Surface Anatomy

Kenneth M. Backhouse

The Human Skeleton: A PHOTOGRAPHIC MANUAL

Robert M. H. McMinn

Color Atlas of Human Anatomy

This is a revised and redesigned second edition of McMinn's "A Colour Atlas of Human Anatomy", first published in 1977. This edition retains many of the original features - all structures are life-size, and the work contains not only dissections but bones, surface anatomy and radiographic material from the skull to the feet, including the brain. New features include 125 new photographs, 80 new dissections to replace some of the older museum examples, a new labelling system, more up-to-date imaging techniques with greater use of CT scans, ultrasound, monochrome X-rays and MRI and updated notes and references. Short commentaries on individual specimens are now also included. The introduction has been extended to include full colour photographs of the complete skeleton, veins and muscle structures. The appendix at the back of the book contains reference lists of vessels, nerves, muscles and skull formina, with illustrations of the whole skeleton and of the principal vessels and nerves. The book is aimed at students of anatomy world-wide, pre-clinical, medical and dental students, post-graduate surgical students, nurses and paramedics, students of physical education, lawyers, embalmers and human biology teachers. There is an accompanying slide set. Published simultaneously with "A Colour Atlas of Human Dissection" by Colin Chumbley and Ralph Hutchings, the two works are cross-referenced throughout.

R. M. H. McMimm

Mosby-Year Book

A Color Atlas of Human Anatomy

Year Book Medical Publishers

Human Anatomy: The Concise Handbook (Medical Color Handbook Series)

Manson Publishing Ltd

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