Anatomy

Author: Peng Yuwen
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Human anatomy is an important basic medical discipline, divided into two parts: systemic anatomy and regional anatomy. Systemic anatomy lays the necessary foundation for other basic medical courses, while regional anatomy serves as a crucial bridge connecting basic and clinical medicine. These two courses are highly intuitive and practical, and are considered among the more challenging subjects for medical students to master. Medical students are the future "angels in white," the "guardians of human health," and bear a special mission to maintain human health. During their university studies, medical students need to learn and master a vast amount of knowledge, from human anatomy and histological structures to physiological functions, from pathology and pharmacology to basic diagnostics, from basic to clinical medicine. Mastering each subject is vital for future clinical practice.
This book is designed based on the characteristics and needs of medical students in learning both basic and clinical subjects. In addition to multiple-choice questions, it retains traditional, more challenging multiple-choice questions, as well as term definitions and answer questions requiring written explanations. The ratio of questions to study hours is 1:10, meaning 10 questions per hour, ensuring adequate coverage.
Based on the latest edition of the Ministry of Health's unified teaching materials and the anatomy textbook published by Fudan University Press, this book also references "A Collection of Multiple-Choice Questions in Human Anatomy" compiled by Yuanyan Zheng (1988). It was written by teachers from six medical schools—Fudan University Shanghai Medical College, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, Anhui University School of Medicine, Tongji University School of Medicine, Soochow University School of Medicine, and Wan Nan University School of Medicine—who are experienced in teaching anatomy. This book provides medical students with a comprehensive exercise set to review their knowledge, helping them to reinforce their learning and gain new insights.
After graduation, medical students entering clinical practice must continuously review their previously learned knowledge during their residency and attending physician training. They also need to take national clinical assistant physician and physician qualification exams. This book is equally suitable for low-level-year physicians already in clinical practice, offering them a valuable reference for reviewing and consolidating fundamental knowledge in both basic and clinical medicine.