This pocket-sized flipbook serves as a premier ancillary reference and study tool for human gross anatomy. Its concise, tabular format with strong focus on high-yield topics and presentation makes it an ideal source for both course and board-examination review.
Organized by region with organ subsystems as appropriate, Clinical Anatomy for Your Pocket features a robust index so users can quickly access specific information.
This pocket-sized flipbook is a premier ancillary reference, review, and study tool for human gross anatomy, with a strong focus on high-yield topics and presentation. It includes the bare bones minimum essential information needed for course and board exam review in a concise, quick-reference format, with tables and bullet-point text including mnemonics and an introduction to terminology.
This just-the-facts reference intuits how students typically study for exams and provides this highly distilled content in one easily portable source. It is ideal for medical, dental, allied health, and graduate school students and for A&P courses in nursing, pre-pharmacy, pre-med, or kinesiology.
A companion Website will offer an interactive question bank.
This pocket-sized flipbook serves as a premier ancillary reference, review, and study tool for human gross anatomy with a strong focus on high-yield topics and presentation. It includes the bare bones minimum essential information needed for course and board exam review in a concise, quick-reference format with tables and bullet-point text including mnemonics (memory tips) and an introduction to terminology. This is a just-the-facts reference that intuits how students typically study for exams and provides this highly distilled content in one easily portable source.
Organized by region with organ subsystems as appropriate, Clinical Anatomy for Your Pocket contains a robust index, which aids in accessing information. This pocket book is ideal for medical, dental, allied health, and graduate school students and appropriate for A&P courses in nursing, pre-pharmacy, pre-med, or kinesiology.
A companion Website will offer an interactive question bank.
1. THORAX
a. Heart: chambers, characteristics, blood flow, pericardium, innervation
b. Lungs: characteristics, pleurae, innervation
2. ABDOMEN
a. GI tract
i. Intestine(s): innervation, structure, components, characteristics
ii. Stomach: structure, innervation, blood supply
b. Liver: lobes, biliary tree
c. Kidneys: structure, blood supply, drainage pattern
3. PELVIS/PERINEUM
a. Male and female reproductive elements
b. Urinary system
4. BACK
a. Vertebral column: structure
b. Spinal nerve: structure, contents, diagram(s)
5. LOWER LIMB: COMPARTMENTS
6. UPPER LIMB: COMPARTMENTS
7. HEAD
a. Brain: lobes, function, blood supply
8. NECK
