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These notes cover chapter 6 of Elaine Marieb's Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology. There are 12 pages of notes that cover the muscular system. Specifically, these notes cover types of muscles, functions of specific muscles, anatomy of muscles, muscle fatigue, contractions, exercise, muscle movement and types of movement, names of muscle group, and anatomy of major muscles in the body.

These notes cover the second part of chapter 3 from Elaine Marieb's Introduction to Humans anatomy and Physiology. There are 5 pages of notes in this document covering tissues; specifically, body tissues and types of tissues.

These notes cover the first part of chapter 3 from Elaine Marieb's Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology. In the notes, I cover cell theory, cell anatomy, cell extensions, cell diversity, cell physiology, transport, and RNA and DNA transcription

These notes cover chapter 5 of Elaine Marieb's Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology. There are 10 pages of notes covering the skeletal system including the axial and appendicular skeleton, joints and their classifications, and conditions and injuries of the bones.

These notes cover chapter 4 of Elaine Marieb's Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology. There are 6 pages in total covering skin and body membranes and their classifications, an in depth look at the integumentary system, skin color, infections and allergies, and imbalances in the skin

These notes are over chapter one of "Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology" by Elaine Marieb. There are 8 pages of notes in total, covering all the organ systems in general, necessary bodily functions, survival needs for the body and cells, the importance of homeostasis, anatomical positioning, regional and directional terms, body landmarks, and body planes and cavities.

Notes from chapter one in the textbook An Invitation to Health. Textbook edition number 18.

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