Mosby's Anatomy & Physiology Study and Review Cards, 4th Edition
Easily learn and retain the fundamentals of anatomy and physiology with this perfectly portable study tool. Divided into 20 color-coded sections, Anatomy & Physiology Study and Review Cards, 4th Edition includes more than 330 cards that cover all the parts of the body and how they function. Each card contains a different learning aid to help you remember information better — from vibrant illustrations, mnemonic phrases, and tables to case studies, study questions, and labeling exercises. It’s all the A&P content you need in the engaging and portable format you want!
Easily learn and retain the fundamentals of anatomy and physiology with this perfectly portable study tool. Divided into 20 color-coded sections, Anatomy & Physiology Study and Review Cards, 4th Edition includes more than 330 cards that cover all the parts of the body and how they function. Each card contains a different learning aid to help you remember information better — from vibrant illustrations, mnemonic phrases, and tables to case studies, study questions, and labeling exercises. It’s all the A&P content you need in the engaging and portable format you want!
New to this edition
- NEW and UPDATED! Added art, illustrations, and content from the popular Patton textbooks provide the most up-to-date content to maximize studying and reinforce content learned in any A&P textbook the student is using.
- NEW and REVISED! Additional questions and updated information on relevant cards ensure students have the best A&P preparation possible.
Key Features
- 330 sturdy, full-color flash cards based on Patton content enhance understanding and retention of A&P concepts.
- Labeling flashcards with an image on the front and a label key on the back are ideal for visual learners to practice anatomy identification and grasp anatomical relationships.
- Hundreds of study question cards with answers on the back help reinforce core content.
- Convenient, portable size makes it easy to study A&P on the go.
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