Human Anatomy Resúmenes

this is a review sheet that matches my notes, its on respiration internal and external. along with the transport of CO2 and O2 and also along with that hemoglobin and what makes the saturated and easier to bind to.

This document was based on the book of Elaine Marieb. The document merely focuses on the Chapter 2: Basic Chemistry. This document contains questions and answers about the topic.

This document contains different questions together with its answers and reliable sources/reference from the book of Elaine Marieb.

This document contains the shortened information that you need to know about the Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology particularly the discussion of Human Body: An Orientation. This contains pictures with its interpretation. This material will definitely aid the students who are willing to learn Anatomy and Physiology.

A 24 page document using textbook pictures as a fill in the blank study guide to memorizing the bones. This covers every section from the Spinal bones all the way down to the toes. There is also a small fill in the blank on the inside of the bones as well to memorize the canal lamellae structure and cell types in the bones.

This is a 20 page document covering the muscles of the face (cadavers and drawings), neck, back/spine, abdomen, chest and chest cavities. This is a fill-in-the-blank active study guide helpful for lab practicals and exams to memorize these muscle groups on models.

Short document with fill-in-the-blanks for learning the anatomical orientation and planes of the body.

This is a study document that is helpful for both lecture exams and lab practicals to help memorize the integumentary system. It is a fill-in-the-blank study guide covering epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous, and nail beds on actual models and pictures from the book.

This document is a fill-in-the-blank study guide for the skeletal system, in particular the skull.

Notes for A&P class on the muscles and nerves, specifically the types of muscles, the CNS, the PNS, and the brain.