Anatomy, Histology & Cell Biology: PreTest Self-Assessment & Review

by Robert M. Klein, George C. Enders

In this update of the 2002 edition to help students prepare for course and board review exams, professors of anatomy and cell biology at the University of Kansas School of Medicine incorporate advances in the fields of cell and tissue biology, early embryology, histology, human anatomy, and radiology. Questions on these anatomical disciplines are integrated with clinical scenarios and photomicrographs. Answers offer rationales. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

526 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2001

Reviews

[Kajeth 8y]

I'm finally done reading the book I remember starting to read it last summer ad finished. In my opinion it was very interesting. The human body is so complex it is fascinating when you think of the possibilities. One theory or possibility that I came up with is that humans could become better prepared against poisons in the body with genetic modification. ut that was off topic otherwise the questios were okay I guess Some I didn't understand others I didn't know. Probably going to read again though.