Anatomical basis of the normal human body

Author: Liu Yinglin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2001-08-29
Features: The book is structured around 164 teaching hours and divided into 15 chapters. It minimizes disciplinary awareness while emphasizing professional needs. The teaching content is carefully selected to reflect the latest knowledge, technologies, processes, methods, and ideas in the field of industry and production. The textbook focuses on presenting an overview of human embryonic development; the morphology, structure, and functions of cells, tissues, and organs; the composition and functions of systems; and the functions of several substances related to life activities and their main metabolic processes. This lays a solid foundation for students to learn follow-up courses and engage in lifelong learning. The writing of this textbook strives to simplify complexity and ensure clarity. The departments using this textbook may flexibly adjust the content and chapter order of each part due to varying professional requirements and teaching hours. The textbook includes mandatory content for all majors and optional content, with 10% of the teaching hours reserved for flexibility, allowing teachers to adjust and update teaching materials.