Anatomy And Physiology Laboratory Textbook, Intermediate Version, CAT
5th Edition
Published on 16. August 1999
Book
Paperback/Softback
560 pages
978-0-697-34231-7 (ISBN)
Description
This laboratory manual is ideal for introductory, two-semester anatomy and physiology students. This new edition works well with any textbook and includes complete explanations of essential information. Clear, step-by-step procedures for each exercise are accompanied by detailed illustrations and labeling exercises. The main dissection specimen is the cat.
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Edition
5th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Dubuque, IA
United States
Publishing group
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Target group
College/higher education
Illustrations
illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 275 mm
Width: 221 mm
Thickness: 18 mm
Weight
1143 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-697-34231-7 (9780697342317)
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Other editions
Previous edition
Harold J. Benson | Stanley Gunstream | Arthur Talaro
Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory Textbook: Intermediate Version
Book
01/1995
4th Edition
Brown (William C.) Co ,U.S.
€42.08
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Persons
Dr. Gunstream has authored numerous lab manuals and has one of the best selling short A&P work texts.
Kathleen Park Talaro is a microbiologist, educator, author, and artist. She has been nurturing her love of microbiology since her youth growing up on an Idaho farm where she was first fascinated by tiny creatures she could just barely see swimming in a pond. This interest in the microbial world led to a biology major at Idaho State University, where she worked as a teaching assistant and scientific illustrator for one of her professors. This was the beginning of an avocation that she continues todaythat of lending her artistic hand to interpretation of scientific concepts. She continued her education at Arizona State University, Occidental College, California Institute of Technology, and California State University. She has taught microbiology and majors biology courses at Pasadena City College for 30 years, during which time she developed new curricula and refined laboratory experiments. She has been an author of, and contributor to, several publications of the William C. Brown Company and McGraw-Hill Publishers since the early 1980s, first illustrating and writing for laboratory manuals and later developing this textbook. She has also served as a coauthor with Kelly Cowan on the first two editions of Microbiology: A Systems Approach. Kathy continues to make microbiology a major focus of her life and is passionate about conveying the significance and practical knowledge of the subject to students, colleagues, family, friends, and practically anyone who shows interest. In addition to her writing and illustration, she keeps current attending conferences and participating in the American Society for Microbiology and its undergraduate educational programs. She is gratified by the many supportive notes and letters she has received over the years from devotees of microbiology and users of her book. She lives in Altadena, California, with husband Dave Bedrosian, and son David. Whenever she can, she visits her family in Idaho. In her spare time, she enjoys photography, reading true crime books, music, crossword puzzles, and playing with her rescued kitties.
Kathleen Park Talaro is a microbiologist, educator, author, and artist. She has been nurturing her love of microbiology since her youth growing up on an Idaho farm where she was first fascinated by tiny creatures she could just barely see swimming in a pond. This interest in the microbial world led to a biology major at Idaho State University, where she worked as a teaching assistant and scientific illustrator for one of her professors. This was the beginning of an avocation that she continues todaythat of lending her artistic hand to interpretation of scientific concepts. She continued her education at Arizona State University, Occidental College, California Institute of Technology, and California State University. She has taught microbiology and majors biology courses at Pasadena City College for 30 years, during which time she developed new curricula and refined laboratory experiments. She has been an author of, and contributor to, several publications of the William C. Brown Company and McGraw-Hill Publishers since the early 1980s, first illustrating and writing for laboratory manuals and later developing this textbook. She has also served as a coauthor with Kelly Cowan on the first two editions of Microbiology: A Systems Approach. Kathy continues to make microbiology a major focus of her life and is passionate about conveying the significance and practical knowledge of the subject to students, colleagues, family, friends, and practically anyone who shows interest. In addition to her writing and illustration, she keeps current attending conferences and participating in the American Society for Microbiology and its undergraduate educational programs. She is gratified by the many supportive notes and letters she has received over the years from devotees of microbiology and users of her book. She lives in Altadena, California, with husband Dave Bedrosian, and son David. Whenever she can, she visits her family in Idaho. In her spare time, she enjoys photography, reading true crime books, music, crossword puzzles, and playing with her rescued kitties.
Content
Part 1 Some Fundamentals1 Anatomical Terminology2 Body Cavities & Membranes3 Organ Systems: Rat DissectionPart 2 Cells and Tissues4 Microscopy5 Basic Cell Structure6 Mitosis7 Osmosis & Cell Membrane Integrity8 Epithelial Tissues9 Connective Tissues10 The IntegumentPart 3 The Skeletal System11 The Skeletal Plan12 The Skull13 The Vertebral Column & Thorax14 The Appendicular Skeleton15 ArticulationsPart 4 Skeletal Muscle Physiology16 Electronic Instrumentation17 Muscle Structure18 Body Movements19 Nerve and Muscle Tissues20 The Neuromuscular Junction21 The Physiochemical Nature of Muscle Contraction22 Muscle Contraction Experiments: Using Chart Recorders23 Muscle Contraction Experiments: Using the Intelitool Physiogrip24 ElectromyographyPart 5 The Major Skeletal Muscles25 Cat Dissection: Skin Removal26 Head and Neck Muscles27 Trunk and Shoulder Muscles28 Upper Extremity Muscles29 Abdominal, Pelvic, and Intercostal Muscles30 Lower Extremity MusclesPart 6 The Nervous System31 The Spinal Cord, Spinal Nerves and Reflex Arcs32 Somatic Reflexes33 The Patellar Reflex: Using the Intelitool Flexocomp34 Brain Anatomy: External35 Brain Anatomy: InternalPart 7 The Sense Organs36 Anatomy of the Eye37 Visual Tests38 The Ear: Its Role in Hearing39 The Ear: Its Role in EquilibriumThe Histology AtlasPart 8 Hematology40 A White Blood Cell Study: The Differential WBC Count41 Total Blood Cell Counts42 Hemoglobin Percentage Measurement43 Packed Red Cell Volume44 Coagulation Time45 Blood TypingPart 9 The Cardiovascular System46 Anatomy of the Heart47 Cardiovascular Sounds48 Electrocardiogram Monitoring: Using Chart Recorders49 Electrocardiogram Monitoring: Using the Intelitool Cardiocomp50 Pulse Monitoring51 Blood Pressure Monitoring52 Peripheral Circulation Control (Frog)53 The Arteries and Veins54 Fetal Circulation55 The Lymphatic System and the Immune ResponsePart 10 The Respiratory System56 The Respiratory Organs57 Hyperventilation and Rebreathing58 The Diving Reflex59 The Valsalva Maneuver60 Spirometry: Lung Capacities61 Spirometry: The FEVt Test62 Spirometry: Using the Intelitool SpirocompPart 11 The Digestive System63 Anatomy of the Digestive System64 The Chemistry of Hydrolysis65 Factors Affecting HydrolysisPart 12 The Excretory System66 Anatomy of the Urinary System67 Urine: Composition and TestsPart 13 The Endocrine and Reproductive Systems68 The Endocrine Glands69 The Reproductive SystemHistology Self QuizzesAnswer Keys to Self QuizzesLaboratory ReportsAppendix A TablesAppendix B Text and MethodsAppendix C Physiograph Sample RecordsReading References