In class or in practice, all of the A&P information you need is at fingertips in this handy, easy-to-understand pocket guide. Crystal-clear, colour illustrations with concise labels put all the need-to-know A&P information at your fingertips.
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In class or in practice, all of the A & P information you need is at fingertips in this handy, easy-to-understand pocket guide. Crystal-clear, full-color illustrations with concise labels put all the need-to-know A&P information at your fingertips. Whether you’re looking for a cross section of the spinal cord or lateral view of the arteries of the head and neck, or any other perspective on the human body, you’ll find it here.

• A brief description introduces each body system.
• Crystal-clear presentation makes the illustrations pop from the pages.
• Precise labels accurately identify every structure.
• Unique anatomical views — like the cross section of the hand — highlight every detail in full color.
• Every page tells you the orientation of every figure — no more guessing at what you’re viewing.
• Easy-to-reference tables summarize all of the relevant physiology.

• New, Revised & Updated! New illustrations and new topics in every tab to provide complete coverage that’s even more relevant to the study of A&P today
• Body Structure—anatomical position and regional terms
• Cells, Tissues, and the Integumentary System—the plasma membrane, rough endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, diffusion, and mitosis
• Human Microbiome—the human microbiome, the gut microbiome, bacteria, microbes, viruses, and diet-driven disease
• Skeletal System—the plasma membrane, rough endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, diffusion, mitosis, and common types of fracturesMuscular System—the neuromuscular junction
• Nervous System—simple reflex arcs, nerve impulse, and sensory and motor neurons of the spinal cord
• The Senses—cutaneous senses and referred painEndocrine System—endocrine gland stimuli
• Circulatory System—hematocrit, reticulocytes, and monocytes, and nervous regulation of the heart
• New table: Complete blood count