Anatomy Flashcards
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.39 (676 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1506223532 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 638 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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Flash Cards Are Great! I purchased these flash cards (Kaplan Medical) and the Netter's Anatomy Flash Cards for an anatomy class at a local state college. The Kaplan flashcards are organized by systems, such as the skeletal system, muscular system, etc. My anatomy class teaches the topics by systems, so it is easier to use the Kaplan flashcards. The Netter flashcards are more detailed, but are organized by regions of the body, so when studying the different bones, I have to hunt through the deck of the flash cards to find which cards contain bones. Kaplan's organization makes it easier to use, but is less detailed than the Netter flash cards. So I would say the Kapl. stargazer"Inadequate for graduate level study" according to stargazer2190. I'm a 1st year pharmacy student and while the price on these cards were great the level of detail was inadequate for what I needed to know. I don't like the organization of the labels. It goes a,b,c in a clockwise direction but oftentimes you want to look at things in the same region that are right next to each other and they will not have sequential letters. I also do not find the drawings that great or accurate for that matter. I've looked at the skeletal system and the nervous system. The nervous system ones depicted a physical connect between neurons at the synapse but that is absolutely incorrect. I just felt like the way some of the dra. 190 said Inadequate for graduate level study. I'm a 1st year pharmacy student and while the price on these cards were great the level of detail was inadequate for what I needed to know. I don't like the organization of the labels. It goes a,b,c in a clockwise direction but oftentimes you want to look at things in the same region that are right next to each other and they will not have sequential letters. I also do not find the drawings that great or accurate for that matter. I've looked at the skeletal system and the nervous system. The nervous system ones depicted a physical connect between neurons at the synapse but that is absolutely incorrect. I just felt like the way some of the dra. Review Anatomy Lilac Lily I'm a visual learner and used to make flash cards whenever possible to better retain important information. I love the fact that Kaplan thought of this and created Anatomy Flashcards. These are extremely helpful and take all the work out of making your own cards. There are a total of 310 flashcards. They are organized by body system and show a detailed colored picture on the front and the name of all the different parts on the back. As a bonus it even includes a stack of coloring cards for those of you who enjoy coloring anatomy parts(not me though). I looked at a couple of different anatomy flashcards but found Kaplan's to be the most visual
About the AuthorStephanie McCann, MA, is an independent medical and scientific illustrator with 30 years of experience. Since retirement, she has contributed to curriculum revisions for Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine. Dr. She received an MA in Medical and Biological Illustration from The Johns Hopkins University and a BA in Fine Arts from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Tillotson received her BS degree in biology from the University of Dubuque and her PhD in biochemistry from Michigan State University. . She is an instructor at Santa Barbara City College, currently teaching digital drawing (Multimedia Arts and Technology Department) and previously teaching biological illustration (Biology Department). Joanne Tillotson, PhD, is associate professor emerita at Purc
Tillotson received her BS degree in biology from the University of Dubuque and her PhD in biochemistry from Michigan State University. . Since retirement, she has contributed to curriculum revisions for Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine. She is an instructor at Santa Barbara City College, currently teaching digital drawing (Multimedia Ar
This indispensable study tool is color-coded by anatomical system for ease of use and is perfect for anatomy & physiology students, health care practitioners, and anyone interested in improving their knowledge of human anatomy. Features: * 300 anatomically precise illustrations, clearly labeled and in full color * Bonus: 10 coloring cards from Kaplan’s top-selling Anatomy Coloring Book. Kaplan’s Anatomy Flashcards, Third Edition, is the ideal human anatomy study resource, featuring 300 full-color cards, each with a clearly labeled and anatomically precise illustration on one side and detailed description on the reverse. Students can color, label, and learn each anatomical system for the ultimate in academic retention and recall * Detailed anatomical description on the reverse side of each card * Sturdy laminated cards organized by major anatomical systems with color-coded tabs for ease of use