From the Inside Flap Anatomy Coloring WorkbookThe human body is wondrously complex, with 700 muscles, 206 bones, and countless cells and tissues. Studying and remembering all of them can be overwhelming. The Anatomy Coloring Workbook gives you a clear and concise understanding of anatomy. The interactive approach to learning anatomy through coloring takes less time than memorizing from textbooks and flashcards. The coloring process thoroughly fixes anatomical concepts in your mind, and when you need to recall the material, you?ll be able to visualize the body structures.The diagrams and plates in the Anatomy Coloring Workbook have been created electronically, to give you a sharp, precise rendering of anatomical structures. We fully explain the concepts behind each coloring lesson to make the learning experience complete. We include an introductory section on anatomical terminology to get you started, coloring suggestions to assist you, and labels for easy identification and reference.This book is an invaluable resource for students of anatomy, physiology, biology, psychology, nursing, medical technology, health administration, fitness education, nutrition, art, and more. Medical practitioners, dentists and dental hygienists, physical and occupational therapists, educators, and professionals in scores of other fields will also find directed coloring a helpful means of review.The 125 plates in the book are organized into the following sections:Introduction to AnatomyThe Skeletal SystemThe Muscular SystemThe Nervous SystemThe Endocrine SystemThe Circulatory SystemThe Digestive SystemThe Respiratory SystemThe Urinary SystemThe Reproductive System Read more About the Author The Princeton Review is the fastest growing test-preparation company in the country, with over 60 franchise offices in the nation. Each year, we help more than 2 million students prepare for college, grad school, professional licensing exams, and successful careers. Read more
S**L
Awesome
I recently completed a Reflexology course...this book was recommended by my instructor as a tool to learn everything about the human body...By coloring each individual bone, ligament, systems and how they relate...could I understand our human body. Being a High School graduate not a college student...this book put in all perspective on how "MY" inter-links to all. Made me realize how I need to pay attention to all of my body...not just part of my body that may have a little ache and pain here and there....being 61 and starting a new career in Reflexology...I now take ownership in my own healing of my body.
L**J
Perfect
I purchased this book as a review exercize for RN school, since its been about 2 years since I took anatomy. I would recommend this for anybody either In class (as a supplement) or reviewing, like myself, in that it shows you where everything is, tells you what it is, and even explains funtions.For someone who might want to use this book for fun, or to get a head start on A&P, it would even be worthwhile because of the explanations it gives you for functions, and the fact that the reading is short, and directly pertains to the activities of coloring the parts.
R**T
Good for More Than Coloring
This is an awesome coloring book. It's also good to have around and NOT colored so I can keep reviewing terms in my head. I would have felt lost last semester without this purchase. It was recommended by my professor and I see why. Definitely a good "between classes" review out in the courtyard. It's like having ready-made flash cards.
L**N
Great learning tool!
This workbook is a MUST have for anyone who is taking an anatomy class or is just interested in anatomy. It is a greta workbook that really helps you visualize what you are learning about. It is a must use.
T**W
Five Stars
Fun book, a lot of text, super informative on the body.
L**E
Nice
Got this as part of a gift for my daughter when she was studying anatomy in school. She said it made learning about the body easier to remember.
L**G
Good if you're in a little kid
The details of this anatomy atlas are non-existent for someone who is actually trying to learn anatomy. May be good if someone is trying to learn English as a learned language or is in middle school. It literally is for someone who doesn't know where the lungs are. Not a good book.
T**I
great
This book was really good for learning the little details of the Anatomy and Physiology of the human body. Buy it!
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