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8th edition of Seeley and Tate’s Anatomy and Physiology text online. Can be viewed with a PDF reader but takes a long time to load .#anatomy
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An exploration of the human body and its functions
Several interactive games covering, skeleton, musculature and trunk organs. Some of the games not only require placing an organ, but also knowing the anatomical orientation of the organ. AAnimation on the changes that occur during puberty is also available.
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Explore an interactive diagram of the 3 main parts of the brain – the cerebrum, cerebellum and brain stem – and their functions.
An overview of the brain and its functions, ending with information about how Alzheimer’s disease changes the brain.
See on www.alz.org
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This site was designed for students of anatomy and physiology. It contains textbook resources, such as chapter review guides, homework sets, tutorials, and printable images. Each chapter has a practice quiz and study tips for learning the topic.
A well organized, comprehensive anatomy resource from Biology Corner.
See on www.biologycorner.com
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Animation describing the 5 phases of an action potential.
See on bcs.whfreeman.com
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The case study method of teaching applied to college science teaching, from The National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science
I have used these case studies in my classroom for years. These are the best to use with high school students.
See on sciencecases.lib.buffalo.edu
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Online resources that are coordinated with the text "HUMAN ANATOMY" by Michael McKinley, Glendale Community College
Valerie Dean O’Loughlin, Indiana University
See on highered.mcgraw-hill.com
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Wisr teaches anything from Chemistry to Algebra through Twitter/chat/SMS/email. Learn by answering questions in the communication channel where you are most comfortable.
Starter for your anatomy class?
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Nice clear explanation of nervous system basics. Really clear explanation of membrane and action potential.
See on www.bristol.ac.uk
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