This regional atlas of human anatomy features over 750 modern, clinical images, presented in vibrant colors and labeled in Latin, offering a unique blend of visual appeal and anatomical precision. Its student-friendly design includes a distinctive art style with bright colors, color-coded anatomical elements, and minimal labeling, avoiding unnecessary text. Each plate focuses on specific structures and their relationships, utilizing artistic techniques like "ghosting," layering, and color selectivity for enhanced comprehension. This innovative approach, combined with the atlas's striking artwork, makes it an ideal resource for both teachers and students. Accompanying the atlas is an online interactive version that includes all images, fully searchable legends, and zoom features. Additionally, electronic flashcards are provided for students to test their understanding of new concepts and structures. Faculty also benefit from an interactive atlas that offers slideshow and JPG export options. The image bank includes figures with various labeling options, while educators have access to a question test bank from Moore: Clinically Oriented Anatomy, featuring around 500 review questions and answers.
Patrick W. Tank Boeken
Grant's Dissector walks students step by step through dissection procedures in the anatomy lab. Each chapter is consistently organized beginning with a brief study of surface anatomy followed by concise coverage of osteology, presenting important foundational structures that will aid in localization of soft tissue structures. Each dissection unit begins with a "Dissection Overview" providing a guide of what is to be accomplished during the dissection session. This is followed by "Dissection Instructions," with a logical sequence and numbered steps for the dissection. Each dissection concludes with a "Dissection Review" that presents a numbered lists of tasks illustrating the important features of the dissection and encouraging the synthesis of information.