Kent M. Van De Graaff
Auteur de Human Anatomy
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Œuvres de Kent M. Van De Graaff
Schaum's Easy Outline of Human Anatomy and Physiology, Second Edition (Schaum's Easy Outlines) (2001) 9 exemplaires
MP: Van De Graaff Human Anatomy 6/e + OLC password card + ESP + Strete/Creek's Atlas to Human Anatomy (2001) 5 exemplaires
A Photographic Atlas for Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory 3 exemplaires
Study guide to accompany Luciano, Vander, Sherman: Human function and structure (1978) 2 exemplaires
Dissection Guide and Atlas of the Fetal Pig 1 exemplaire
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Concepts of human anatomy and physiology par Kent M Van De Graaff
A general anatomy and physiology text.
great set of cards, easy to use. carry, Van De Graaf is considered the best. has textbooks also.
This is the book that would never end, and it's only 186 pages.
I've never taken an anatomy course, and I'm not taking one now. My masochistic aim for reading this was to glean information to use for my upcoming book. Did it do the trick? This is a bare-bones [ha ha] book that pulls out the basic terms, tells students what they must know, and doesn't explain much beyond that. This would be a good book if used alongside class notes and some more detailed text, but on my own I slogged through and started foaming at the mouth more than once. I had to give up on any sort of memorization and just glean what I could.
What I'll probably end up doing is using this to find relevant terms and then use wikipedia or medical sites to see if it's applicable and if I'm using it in correct context.
Good book along with a class; bad, bad, bad for the ignorant layman.… (plus d'informations)
I've never taken an anatomy course, and I'm not taking one now. My masochistic aim for reading this was to glean information to use for my upcoming book. Did it do the trick? This is a bare-bones [ha ha] book that pulls out the basic terms, tells students what they must know, and doesn't explain much beyond that. This would be a good book if used alongside class notes and some more detailed text, but on my own I slogged through and started foaming at the mouth more than once. I had to give up on any sort of memorization and just glean what I could.
What I'll probably end up doing is using this to find relevant terms and then use wikipedia or medical sites to see if it's applicable and if I'm using it in correct context.
Good book along with a class; bad, bad, bad for the ignorant layman.… (plus d'informations)
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