The Instructor’s Manual was written by Patrick Galliart, North Iowa Area Community College, an experienced instructor of anatomy and physiology. This manual is designed to assist instructors as they plan and prepare for classes using Understanding Human Anatomy and Physiology. Each chapter includes an outline and chapter synopsis, concepts to emphasize, suggested student activities, and a listing of audiovisual materials. A good selection of objective test questions and several essay questions are provided for each chapter. (ISBN 0–07–290758–4)

One hundred full-color transparencies are available with Understanding Human Anatomy and Physiology. Chosen by the author, they were judged to be the illustrations that instructors would most like to have as adjuncts to their lectures. (ISBN 0–07–290761–4)

McGraw-Hill provides a computerized test generator for use with this text. It allows you to quickly create tests based on questions provided by McGraw-Hill and requires no programming experience. The questions are provided on diskette in a test item file. McGraw-Hill also provides support services, via mail or phone, to assist in the use of the test generator software, as well as in the creation and printing of tests.
(Macintosh ISBN 0–07–290759–2)
(Windows ISBN 0–07–290760–6)

This CD-ROM is an interactive student study tool packed with hundreds of animations and learning activities. From quizzes to interactive diagrams, your students will find that there has never been a more exciting way to study anatomy and physiology. A self-quizzing feature allows students to check their knowledge of a topic before moving on to a new module. Additional unit exams give students the opportunity to review coverage for a more complete understanding. The ESP is packaged free with textbooks. (ISBN 0–07–237158–7)

Students and instructors gain access to a world of opportunities through this password-protected web site. Students will find quizzes, activities, links, and much more. Instructors will find all the enhancement tools needed for teaching online, or for incorporating technology in the traditional course.
http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/ap/maderap/

By Stanley E. Gunstream, Harold J. Benson, Arthur Talaro, and Kathleen P. Talaro, all of Pasadena City College, is an excellent lab text. It presents the fundamentals of human anatomy and physiology in an easy-to-read manner that is appropriate for students in allied health programs. Designed especially for the one-semester course, it features a simple, concise writing style, thirty-seven self-directing exercises, full-color photomicrographs in the Histology Atlas, and numerous illustrations in each exercise. The lab text is accompanied by an Instructor’s Handbook and slides. (ISBN 0–697–11311–6)

This is a series of six videotapes containing sixty-six animations that cover many of the key processes discussed in a physiology course:

a. Chemistry, Cells and Energetics   ISBN 0–697–25068–7
b. Cell Division, Heredity, Genetics, Reproduction, and Development   ISBN 0–697–25069–5
c. Animal Biology #1   ISBN 0–697–25070–9
d. Animal Biology #2   ISBN 0–697–25071–7
e. Plant Biology, Evolution, and Ecology   ISBN 0–697–26600–1
f. Physiological Concepts of Life Science   ISBN 0–697–21512–1

More than 120 animations that illustrate key biological processes are available at your fingertips on this exciting CD-ROM. This CD contains all of the animations found on the Essential Study Partner and much more. The animations can be imported into presentation programs, such as PowerPoint. Imagine the benefit of showing the animations during lecture. (ISBN0–07–234296–X)

Featuring 42 animations of key biologic processes, this tape contains 3D animations and is fully narrated. Various figures throughout this text are correlated to video animations. (ISBN 0–07–290652–9)

Version 2.0 NTCompatible illustrates the important relationships between anatomical structures and their functions in the human body. Realistic computer visualization and three-dimensional visualizations are the premier features of this learning tool. (ISBN 0–07–235476–3)

Consists of sixteen interactive modules that stress human physiology. Students can actively investigate vital processes as they explore the modules, which are filled with color, sound, and movement.
(Macintosh ISBN 0–697–22964–5)
(Windows ISBN 0–697–22963–7)

A four-sided videodisc containing more than thirty animations of physiological processes, as well as line art and micrographs. A bar code directory is also available. (ISBN 0–697–27716–X)

A CD-ROM containing many of the line art figures found in Human Anatomy &Physiology with an easy-to-use interface program enabling the user to quickly move among the images and create a multimedia presentation. (ISBN 0–07–234411–3)

Contains a comprehensive collection of life science terms, including definitions of their roots, prefixes, and suffixes as well as audio pronunciations and illustrations. The Lexicon is student-interactive, featuring quizzing and notetaking capabilities. (ISBN0–697–37993–0 hybrid)

Contains 10 dry labs of the most common and important physiology experiments. (ISBN0–697–37994–9 hybrid)

By John Waters. (ISBN0–07–232157–1)

By Bruce Wingerd. (ISBN0–07–237308–3)

By Eder and colleagues is a full-color atlas containing histology, human skeletal anatomy, human muscular anatomy, dissections, and reference tables. (ISBN0–697–39480–8)

By Kent M. Van De Graaff et al., 3d edition, is a boxed set of (300) 3-by-5-inch cards. It serves as a well-organized and illustrated synopsis of the structure and function of the human body. The study cards offer a quick and effective way for students to review human anatomy and physiology. (ISBN 0-697-26447-5)

The ultimate multimedia reference guide to human anatomy and physiology. The CD contains text, movies,
3-D modules, and animations of the human body. At the end of most chapters, a screened box appears, informing the reader which section on the CD applies to that chapter. To order BodyWorks from SoftKey International Inc., call
1-800-845-8692.

By Kent M. Van De Graaff is a black-and-white booklet that presents the essential information on one hundred of the most common and clinically significant diseases. A one-page presentation that includes pronunciation, derivation, definition, life cycle, description, signs and symptoms, laboratory diagnoses, and prevention/treatment is devoted to each disease. (ISBN 0–697–27535–3)

By Robert and Judith Stone emphasizes learning through the process of color association. The coloring guide provides a thorough review of anatomical and physiological concepts. (ISBN 0–697–17109–4)

By Robert and Judith Stone is a guide to the structure and function of human skeletal muscles. The illustrations help students locate muscles and understand their actions. (ISBN 0–07–290332–5)

A set of six videotapes contains over fifty animations of physiological processes integral to the study of human anatomy and physiology. These videotapes cover such topics as cell division, genetics, and reproduction. A videotape icon appears in appropriate figure legends to alert the reader to these animations. A list of the figures that relate to the animations follows.

Features include 42 animations of key biologic processes. This tape contains 3D animations and is fully narrated. A videotape icon also appears in appropriate figure legends. A list of the figures that relate to the 3-D videotape follows.