Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology [with Student Notebook]

by David N. Shier, Jackie L. Butler, Ricki Lewis

Mid- to lower-level, market-leading, one-semester anatomy and physiology text for allied health students. Outstanding reputation for clarity and content. Featuring an effective learning system and higly-praised, reader-friendly writing style.This sixth edition is enhanced by a vibrant new design and reorganization of chapters, making the journey through anatomy and physiology even more enjoyable and logical.

Genres: Textbooks, Reference, Medicine, Health, College, Biology

Paperback

First published June 1, 1900

Reviews

[Halfdan]

Mangler drama, ellers god

[Stephanie]

This is by far one of the best Anatomy and Physiology textbooks out there. I took A+P in the 11th grade and would highly recommend this book to those in and around that grade. This book is unlike most others simply because it does not contain cut and paste questions, but thoughtful questions demanding thoughtful answers. It wastes no time asking you to color a picture, but it will ask about everything from adenosine triphosphate to zygotes. The glossary is very handy and the list of vocab in the back makes a good study guide.

[Kathryn]

Required reading for anatomy lecture!

[Sarah King]

I don't know how to rate a textbook... but I sure learned a lot from this class & I read the whole damn book so it gets 4 stars :-)

[Patti]

Interesting. Difficult class if you don't have a medical or biology foundation.

[Samantha Garlock]

I am sooooo done with this class YEAH!

[Abby]

Meh.

[Beth]

Textbook used for Anatomy class Spring 2013. Excellent books with clearly illustrated diagrams of human body structures. This is one textbook I will keep and not sell back at the end of class.

[Haurrisonaken]

love to read

[Soumendra Manna]

13th