Anatomy demystified by Layman, Dale Pierre instant download

Anatomy demystified by Layman, Dale Pierre instant download

xix, 412 pages : 24 cm, Now anyone with an interest in anatomy can master it -- without med school classes or unlimited time. In \"Anatomy Demystified, popular anatomy professor and writer Dale Layman provides an effective and painless way to learn or review anatomy from the chemical level up though the entire body. With \"Anatomy Demystified, you master the subject one step at a time -- at your own speed. This unique self-teaching guide identifies a set of Key Facts for each chapter and provides self-test questions at the end of each chapter and section to reinforce learning and pinpoint weaknesses. The 100-question final exam reviews the entire book. Used alone or in concert with its \"mate,\" \"Physiology Demystified, this book helps you master the structure of the human body, \"A self-teaching guide\"--Cover, Includes index, PART 1: THE JOURNEY BEGINS: Anatomy: our inner world of bodyspace -- \"Cutting up\" human bodyspace -- Systemic anatomy: a fly-by of the organ systems -- PART 2: THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF BODY STRUCTURE: Hidden chemicals in our body basement: the great pyramid starts out as a midget! -- Anatomy of cells and tissues: tiny chambers form the body \"fabric\" -- PART 3: THE BODY AS A BAG OF BONES AND MUSCLES: Our tough hide: anatomy of the skin -- Our tough inside: anatomy of the skeleton -- The muscular system: A bunch of \"little mice\" hanging on our skeleton! -- PART 4: THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND GLANDS: A BUNCH OF \"TREES\" AND \"ACORNS\": The nervous system and organs of the \"special senses\" -- Glands: the secreting \"acorns\" -- PART 5: PUMPS, PIPES, AND VESSELS FOR BLOOD AND AIR: The circulatory system: a vasc responsibility to play our \"cardi's\" right! -- The anatomy of blood and lymph: red stuff and \"clear spring water\" -- It's all about the respiratory \"trees\": their branches sway in the airy \"breeze\" -- PART 6: \"DOWN-UNDER\" ORGAN SYSTEMS, OR THE BODY LAND \"BELOW OUR BELT\": The digestive tube: a rabbit-hole outside the body! --