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Wolters Kluwer

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BASIC SCIENCE

ANATOMY

FOR SALE ANCILLARIES:

Study Guide for Memmler's The Human Body

in Health and Disease, Thirteen Edition

Kerry L Hull

September 2014/ Softbound / 8.375”x10.875” /

464 pp. / 978-1-4511-9348-0

Memmler's The Human Body in Health and Disease

Thirteen Edition

Barbara Janson Cohen, BA, MEd; Kerry L Hull

September 2014 / 8.375 x 10.875 / 464 pp.

978-1-4511-9374-9 / Hardbound

978-1-4511-9280-3 / Softbound

DESCRIPTION

Prepare your students for success in their allied

health careers with Memmler’s The Human Body

in Health and Disease, 13e. Acclaimed for its

innovations in pedagogy and approach, the book

has already helped hundreds of thousands of allied

health students (including those with little or

no background in science and/or weak language

skills) to master the content of the course. From

its pioneering use of phonetic pronunciations to its

pedagogically effective skin-to-bone transparencies

of the human body, to this edition’s new

personalized chapter-by-chapter quizzes powered by

prepU; this book continues to set the standard for

the one-semester course.

FEATURES

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Updated Process Diagrams ensure student

mastery by calling out the steps of a complex

process, such as negative feedback control

or maintaining homeostasis and feedback

mechanisms.

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Revised and updated Disease in Context boxes

open each chapter with a familiar scenario that

integrates chapter content into a real-life setting,

bringing the information to life for students.

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Revised and updated Disease in Context Revisited

boxes apply the chapter’s concepts to the opening

scenario help students increase their analytic

abilities.

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An improved design and art program brings

concepts to life.

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Increased clinical content in the chapter case

studies ask students to evaluate and analyze

simple lab tests to help them develop their higher

level thinking skills.

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Greater emphasis on learning concepts, for

Unit I: The Body as aWhole

Ch. 1: Organization of the Human Body

Ch. 2: Chemistry, Matter, and Life

Ch. 3: Cells and Their Functions

Ch. 4: Tissues, Glands, and Membranes

... abridged to fit

Unit II: Disease and the First Line of Defense

Unit III: Movement and Support

Unit IV: Coordination and Control

Unit V: Circulation and Body Defense

Unit VI: Energy: Supply and Use

Unit VII: Perpetuation of Life

TABLE OF CONTENTS

example grouping diseases by common causes,

provides students with a less encyclopedic and

more conceptual approach to the content.

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Improved anatomic drawings feature greater

accuracy and clarity without increasing the level

of complexity.

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Additional photographs illustrate clinical

conditions to help students better understand a

wide range of conditions.

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Updated content on homeostasis reflects modern

pedagogy that is designed to decrease student

misconceptions and increase their understanding.