Rod R. Seeley Knihy

The outstanding illustrations and a balanced combination of line art and photographs make this lab manual an invaluable tool for teaching the undergraduate student of one- or two-semester anatomy and physiology. Using the cat as the primary specimen, this manual contains 47 exercises that provide a comprehensive overview of the human body and present the core elements of the subject matter.

Focused on building a foundational understanding of anatomy and physiology, this book explores how bodily systems adapt to aging, variations in physical activity, and disease. It highlights the importance of homeostasis and the regulatory mechanisms that sustain it, offering clear explanations to enhance student comprehension of these vital concepts.

Presenting the important topics of anatomy and physiology, this text provides a problem-based approach that encourages critical thinking through a series of predict and concept questions. There are homeostatis physiology tables to help students learn more complex concepts.