This workbook is designed to support the study and review of human anatomy through a structured examination of the body's major regions and systems. Beginning with foundational anatomical terminology, cells, tissues, and the integumentary system, the workbook guides learners through increasingly detailed exploration of skeletal, muscular, vascular, nervous, and visceral structures. Organized by anatomical regions, it provides opportunities to reinforce understanding of body organization, structure, and function through focused learning activities and exercises.
Chapter 1: Introductory Terminology
Chapter 2: Cells and Tissues
Chapter 3: The Integumentary System
Chapter 4: The Head and Neck Region
Chapter 4A: The Skull
Chapter 4B: The Skull and Face Muscles
Chapter 4C: The Blood Vessels
Chapter 4D: The Brain
Chapter 4E: The Viscera
Chapter 5: The Upper Appendage Region
Chapter 5A: The Skeleton
Chapter 5B: The Muscles
Chapter 5C: The Blood Vessels
Chapter 5D: The Nerves
Chapter 6: The Lower Appendage Region
Chapter 6A: The Skeleton
Chapter 6B: The Muscles
Chapter 6C: The Blood Vessels
Chapter 6D: The Nerves
Chapter 7: The Torso Region
Chapter 7A: The Ribs and Vertebrae
Chapter 7B: The Torso Muscles
Chapter 7C1: The Heart
Chapter 7C2: The Torso Blood Vessels
Chapter 7D: The Torso Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
Chapter 7E: The Lungs
Chapter 7F: The Digestive Organs
Chapter 8: The Pelvic Region
Chapter 8A: The Urinary System
Chapter 8B: The Reproductive System (Male)
Chapter 8C: The Reproductive System (Female)
Chapter 9: The Cranial Nerves (also peripheral nerves)
Chapter 10: Origin and Insertion of Muscles
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Steven E
Bassett
Steven E. Bassett is an anatomy and physiology educator who teaches in the Science Department at Southeast Community College in Lincoln, Nebraska.