Atlas of Human Anatomy [with RealAnatomy Code]

by Mark Nielsen

The entire human body, as well as major organs and structures are presented in a 3-D format, and can be rotated to view the image from multiple anatomical perspectives.

 

Users can dissect through up to 44 layers of the body to discover the relationships of the structures to the whole.

 

A built in "zoom" feature allows users the ability to get a close-up look at detail, imitating actually being in a lab.

 

Histology is closely linked to the gross anatomy, providing a better understanding of the links between form and function

 

"Snapshots" of any image - with or without labels, zoomed in for detail, or at any layer or perspective - can be saved as a jpeg for use in PowerPoint lectures, quizzes or handouts.

 

Easy and intuitive tools make it easy to navigate or search through the program to find just the image or perspective desired for study.
Audio pronunciation of all labeled structures provides help in learning the language of anatomy and remembering of terminology.
Includes practice exams with multiple modes for both reviewing and testing.
Student Worksheets are available with activities and resources for integrating the software into your course for a meaningful learning experience.

352 pages, Paperback

First published October 20, 2008

Reviews

[Jaime Ting · Rating 3 out of 5]

ANA126: Elementary Human Anatomy

A great atlas with tons of pictures of cadavers to practice identifying structures.