Coloring Atlas of the Human Body

**Coloring Atlas of the Human Body** provides a comprehensive overview of human anatomy and physiology for visually-oriented and kinesthetic learners. By coloring a series of specially designed diagrams and the accompanying flashcards, students will learn and remember concepts much more effectively than with traditional textbooks alone. The completed coloring exercises and flashcards can also serve as tools to review and prepare for examinations. A companion Website includes two additional coloring exercises and bonus study and test taking tips. COLORING Atlas of the Human Body......Page 1 Half Title Page......Page 3 Title Page......Page 5 Copyright......Page 6 Dedication......Page 7 Organization......Page 9 Additional Student Resources......Page 10 Acknowledgments......Page 11 Contents......Page 13 Half Title Page......Page 15 Body Systems......Page 16 Planes of Division......Page 18 Abdominal Regions......Page 20 Cell Constituents......Page 22 Chromosomes and DNA......Page 24 Concentration Gradients and Transport......Page 26 Classification of Epithelial Tissues......Page 28 Classification of Connective Tissue......Page 30 Skin Functions......Page 32 Burns......Page 34 Bone Markings......Page 36 Fractures......Page 38 Compact Bone Tissue......Page 40 Classification of Joints......Page 42 Arthritis......Page 44 Cranial Bones......Page 46 Abnormal Curvatures......Page 48 The Shoulder Girdle......Page 50 Articulations......Page 52 Hip Joint......Page 54 Articulations......Page 56 Articulations......Page 58 Coloring Exercise 3-13: Movements at Synovial Joints......Page 60 Anatomy of a Skeletal Muscle......Page 62 The Neuromuscular Junction......Page 64 Calcium and Muscle Contraction......Page 66 Why do Muscles Need ATP?......Page 68 An Example: Movements of the Forearm......Page 70 FLASHCARDS 14 AND 15......Page 72 Muscles of the Perineum......Page 74 FLASHCARDS 16 AND 17......Page 76 FLASHCARDS 18, 19, AND 20......Page 78 Movements of the Fingers......Page 80 Maintenance of Body Posture......Page 82 Components......Page 84 Nervous Tissue......Page 86 Summary......Page 88 Transmission Between Neurons: The Synapse......Page 90 Spinal Reflexes......Page 92 Nerve Plexuses......Page 94 FLASHCARDS 22 AND 23......Page 96 Protective Structures......Page 98 Circulation of Cerebrospinal Fluid......Page 100 FLASHCARD 26......Page 102 Effects......Page 104 General Senses......Page 106 Parts of the Eye......Page 108 Intrinsic Muscles: involuntary......Page 110 Vision Abnormalities: Errors of Refraction......Page 112 Anatomy of the Ear......Page 114 Sound Transmission......Page 116 Equilibrium......Page 118 Smell: The Olfactory Epithelium......Page 120 The Endocrine Glands......Page 122 Calcium Metabolism......Page 124 Glucose......Page 126 The Hypothalamus and the Posterior Lobe......Page 128 Anterior Lobe and the Hypothalamus......Page 130 Thyroid Hormones......Page 132 Aldosterone......Page 134 Dysfunction: Cushing Syndrome......Page 136 Components......Page 138 Systemic Circulation: Nourishment and Waste Removal......Page 140 Regulation of Erythrocyte Synthesis......Page 142 Formed Elements......Page 144 Hemostasis......Page 146 FLASHCARDS 29 AND 30......Page 148 Venous Drainage of the Heart Muscle......Page 150 Cardiac Cycle......Page 152 Aorta......Page 154 Systemic Arteries......Page 156 Arteries of the Brain: The Circle of Willis......Page 158 Veins: General Principles......Page 160 Veins of the Lower Limb......Page 162 Veins and Sinuses......Page 164 Control of Blood Pressure: Bleeding......Page 166 Venous Return......Page 168 Flow of Blood and Lymph......Page 170 Lymphatic Ducts......Page 172 Anatomy of a Lymph Node......Page 174 Nonspecific and Immune Defenses......Page 176 Cell-Mediated Immunity......Page 178 Antibody Types......Page 180 Mechanisms of Hypersensitivity Reactions......Page 182 Components of the Respiratory System......Page 184 Diffusion of Gases......Page 186 Ventilation......Page 188 Carbon Dioxide Transport......Page 190 Chemical Control......Page 192 Obstructive Lung Disease......Page 194 Coloring Exercise 11-1: Anatomy of the Digestive System......Page 196 Components of the Small Intestine Wall......Page 198 The Mouth......Page 200 Anatomy......Page 202 Accessory Organs......Page 204 Carbohydrate Digestion......Page 206 Intestinal Phase......Page 208 Fluid Compartments......Page 210 Organs of the Urinary System......Page 212 Blood Supply......Page 214 Filtration......Page 216 Changes in Filtrate Osmolarity......Page 218 The Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System......Page 220 Urinalysis......Page 222 Structure of the Penis......Page 224 Anatomy of the Testis and Scrotum......Page 226 Anatomy of the Female Reproductive System......Page 228 Events in Fertilization......Page 230 Menstrual Cycle......Page 232 The Fetal Circulation......Page 234 Mammary Glands......Page 236 Meiosis......Page 238 Coloring Exercise 4-11......Page 241 Appendix II: Pull-Out and Color Flashcards......Page 242 Fundamentals of anatomy and physiology The skin The skeletal system The muscular system The nervous system The sensory system The endocrine system : glands and hormones The cardiovascular system The lymphatic system and immunity The respiratory system The digestive system Reproduction and heredity.