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Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Manual
by Eric Wise, Santa Barbara City College

This lab manual can be used independently from lecture texts and was written with a student-friendly approach. The outstanding illustrations and balanced combination of line art and photographs makes it an excellent choice for teaching the undergraduate student of anatomy and physiology. The 47 exercises in this lab provide a comprehensive overview of the human body and present the core elements of the subject matter. You can tailor this manual to match your own vision of the course or use it in its entirety.

Features

• Full-color art program–all illustrations have been newly rendered, and are extremely accurate, and offer a unique three-dimensional look. This outstanding art correlates with the art found in Saladin’s anatomy and physiology textbook.
• User-friendly format–Each exercise begins on a right-hand page, and the pages are perforated to allow students to more easily remove the exercises to turn them in.
• Photographs–Numerous color photographs, including detailed histological light micrographs and cadaver and cat dissections, show detailed structures.
• Focus on the laboratory–This manual focuses primarily on the material necessary for the laboratory and does not repeat the material presented in the lecture text, with the expectation that students can look up material in the lecture text when necessary.
• Mulitmedia tie-ins–several icons are located throughout the manual referencing the many additional multi-media supplements available, including The Dynamic Human, Version 2.0 CD-ROM, the WCB/McGraw-Hill Life Science Animations Videotape Series, and the Virtual Physiology Lab CD-ROM.

Contents

	Preface
1	Scientific Method and Measurement
2	Organs, Systems, and Organization of the Body
3	Microscopy
4	Cell Structure and Function
5	Some Functions of Cell Membranes
6	Tissues
7	Integumentary System
8	Introduction to the Skeletal System
9	Appendicular Skeleton
10	Axial Skeleton,Vertebrae, Ribs, Sternum, Hyoid
11	Axial Skeleton–Skull
12	Articulations
13	Introduction to the Study of Muscles and Muscles of the Shoulder and Arm
14	Muscles of the Forearm and Hand
15	Muscles of the Hip and Thigh
16	Muscles of the Leg and Foot
17	Muscles of the Head and Neck
18	Muscles of the Trunk
19	Muscle Physiology
20	Introduction to the Nervous System
21	Structure and Function of the Brain
22	Structure and Function of the Spinal Cord and Nerves
23	Nervous System Physiology–Stimuli and Reflexes
24	Introduction to Sensory Organs
25	Taste and Smell
26	Eye and Vision
27	Ear, Hearing, and Equilibrium
28	Endocrine System
29	Blood Cells
30	Blood Tests and Typing
31	Structure of the Heart
32	Electrical Conductivity of the Heart
33	Functions of the Heart
34	Introduction to Blood Vessels and Arteries of the Upper Body
35	Arteries of the Lower Body
36	Veins and Fetal Circulation
37	Functions of Vessels, Lymphatic System
38	Blood Vessels and Blood Pressure
39	Structure of the Respiratory System
40	Respiratory Function, Breathing, Respiration
41	Physiology of Exercise
42	Anatomy of the Digestive System
43	Digestive Physiology
44	Urinary System
45	Urinalysis
46	Male Reproductive System
47	Female Reproductive System
	Appendixes
A	Measurement Conversions
B	Periodic Table of the Elements
C	Preparation of Solutions

1998•482 pages•wire coil

ISBN 0-697-20554-1

Supplement: Instructor’s Handbook

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