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published
July 5th 2001
(first published 1997)
by Benjamin Cummings
binding
Paperback, 400 pages
isbn
0805350861
(isbn13: 9780805350869)
description
Often imitated, never duplicated.
<UL><LI> New! Lay-flat binding makes coloring easier. </LI> <LI> New! 8 plates have been a...more
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Ive had this book for years, I love it. I pick it up and color where I have injuries to better understand my body and doctors I talk with. It was recommended by a yoga teacher.
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Read in January, 2004
Great book, especially paired with the Bible (Sports Medicine Injury Bible). Much recommended for those in the medical field.
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Awesome book! I have colored through a couple of these for studying & for fun!
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I've been reading/coloring at home after I've finished all my other homework, just because anatomy is insanely cool, and because, as much as I'd like to learn about anatomy from dissections and discussions, there isn't a lot of learning going on at A & P at Newton North.
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Read in December, 2006
Best and most FUN way to learn anatomy -- coloring! I love this book so much and recommend it highly to anyone learning anatomy. It's full of great information and uses a very hands on method of learning. Plus, it's just fun to color. :)
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recommends it for:
Kinesthetic learners, anatomy geeks
A fun overview of basic anatomy, something I can do while listening to music and so on, allowing my kinesthetic sense to do the work. Some of the pictures get a bit garbled (i.e., the hand) unless you are the Rembrandt of coloring books.
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Read in January, 1998
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anyone interested in anatomy
An educational coloring book- what a great way to make learning more fun! Taking the time to color each muscle really helped me retain anatomy facts in an otherwise tedious memorization process.
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I had such a good time coloring that I thought I should probably go to medical school. Then I turned the page and saw how badly my markers had seeped through the pages and thought better of it.
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biology students, people in the medical, health and fitness industry
This is a bright idea. Not only did it help me learn human anatomy for my yoga teacher's certification but there's something to be said about the therapeutic properties of coloring!
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This book allows students to color in parts of the human body as well as read information on each body part. Helps a lot when trying to learn the bones or muscles in the body.
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I get to use crayons for this one, but Jesus Christ there are not enough different colors to make this practical. Also, I gave myself lateral epicondylitis.
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Read in January, 2004
recommends it for:
Anatomy geeks, health care students.
Awesome. Very helpful to those studying massage, health care. Wonderful way to remember those darn attachments, insertions, origins.
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I don't know if I could say that I love the book. It is excellent for studing anatomy. Better than the books we recieved in class.
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Very practical way to learn anatomy--especially if you are not scientifically inclined. Good as a reference tool.
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02/07/08
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I keep mine at work.. easy to find names of muscle that I had forgotten
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