Enhance Your Understanding of Human Anatomy and Physiology

By Earle Abrahamson and Jane Langston, this comprehensive guide is designed to be user-friendly and informative for both students and teachers. It provides a roadmap for understanding problems and issues that arise in the study of anatomy and physiology, helping students develop specific study skills that lead to maximum understanding and retention.

Strategies for Passing Examinations and Retaining Knowledge

Students will learn strategies not only for passing an examination or assessment but also for permanently retaining the fundamental building blocks of anatomical study and application. This book sets in place a bedrock of learning skills for future study, regardless of the subject.

A Valuable Resource for Teachers and Educators

For the teacher and educator, this book provides useful insights into practical and effective assessment techniques, explores the subject matter from a learning approach perspective, and considers different methods of teaching to best convey the message and meaning of anatomy and physiology. Supported by clear diagrams and illustrations, it is a key text for teachers who want a useful toolbox of creative techniques and ideas that will enhance the learning experience.

Applicable to Various Professions

Students of beauty therapies, holistic and complementary therapies, and fitness professionals—yoga teachers, personal trainers, sports coaches, and dance teachers—will gain not only a basic understanding of anatomy and physiology but also the skills to learn such a subject. Allied professionals in nursing, biomedical science, dentistry, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, midwifery, zoology, biology, and veterinary science will also find this book an invaluable resource.

Further Exploration of Concepts

The final chapters offer suggestions for the further exploration of concepts, assessment, learning activities, and applications, making it a comprehensive guide for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge in human anatomy and physiology.