Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology Fourth Edition

by Valerie C. Scanlon, Tina Sanders

College of Mount Saint Vincent, Riverdale, NY. Brandon/Hill Nursing List selection (#21). Introductory textbook for undergraduate students studying the body's structure and function. Features more than 300 color illustrations, clinical pathophysiology applications, boxed inserts, and additional questions and critical thinking exercises. Softcover.

Genres: Textbooks, Biology, Reference, Science, Nonfiction

575 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1991

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[Ashley]

I learned a lot of new things from this book. I went through it over the course of 3 classes, and one of my only complaints is how rapidly the book moves through some things that aren't very easy to understand. If you're a beginner in the medical field and just starting to learn more than the basics of anatomy and physiology, it feels like you're being pelted and that there's little reprieve. After all the burnout and brain fog, it was easier to understand the material. There's a lot of good info in here, and it motivates you to seek out more.

[Vale]

Good

[Jason Jay]

I read the book, and passed my class. Cant really say more for a textbook than that.

[عبدالكريم الرزاقي]

essential of anatomy and physiology