Anatomical normal human body

Author: Yang Changhui
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Publish Date: 2004-12-31
Features: Anatomy of the Normal Human Body is a comprehensive discipline that emerged with the transformation of medical education models and training objectives. It encompasses both the structure and function of the normal human body. Due to its involvement in multiple disciplines and extensive content, the book is divided into 16 chapters, organized into four parts for writing and arrangement. Part 1 is the Introduction; Part 2 covers Normal Human Anatomy and Histology; Part 3 is Human Physiology; and Part 4 is Embryology. These four parts are relatively independent yet interconnected and mutually permeating, which facilitates writing and makes it easier for instructors to teach and students to learn, while also providing conditions for broadening the scope of application. To better grasp key and challenging points, this textbook includes a "Content Summary" at the beginning of each chapter, reiterating the main content in a concise form for both teachers and learners to understand at a glance, facilitating comprehension. Keywords and commonly used terms have been specially processed. To better utilize this textbook for student review and reference, thought-provoking questions are provided at the end of each chapter, and a list of references is appended at the end of the book. Additionally, a multimedia CD-ROM is included with this textbook. Using advanced multimedia technology, we have categorized the text, images, and other content interactively, making it convenient for classroom teaching and self-study. At the same time, we have enriched the relevant content, such as adding nearly 690 additional images and over 70 review questions, greatly enriching the textbook's content and expanding its scope of use.