Human Anatomy
Human anatomy is the study of the biological systems of the body, which consist of organs, tissues and cells. Find teaching aids and study guides on the human body for kids and adults with the Human Anatomy Web Guide.
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Anatomy for Kids
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Anatomy and Physiology
Excellent medical resources with a wealth of valuable information on anatomy and physiology are available online.
Insights for Anatomy and Physiology
- The sites in this section require a strong science background, but some are more advanced than others. We’ve arranged them roughly in order of ascending complexity, but you may still need to take a look at several of the sites to find one that matches your needs and experience level.
Top Sites for Anatomy and Physiology
Bartleby.com
hosts Gray’s “Anatomy of the Human Body,” featuring an extensive outline that includes every part of the body. Click on any part to link to a lengthy, detailed description and illustration.
Biology Online
has a physiology section that consists primarily of text but provides a thorough, comprehensive tutorial of all aspects of human anatomy and physiology, beginning at the cell level and advancing through the systems of the body.
Medical Gross Anatomy Learning Resources,
presented by The University of Michigan Medical School, provide a vast selection of anatomy resources. Get learning modules that discuss fundamental anatomical concepts, dissection videos, animations, anatomical tables, clinical case studies and much more.
Anatomy Atlases
is divided by systems of the body. Each system has five subsections: introduction, system parts listed alphabetically, system parts listed by region, a glossary of terms and synonyms. Choose any subsection to get an extensive amount of scientific text and graphics.
The Virtual Autopsy
hosts anatomy tutorials. Select a system of the body for a succinct yet highly technical synopsis. Also find several "virtual autopsies;" choose a case from the left sidebar and see if you can determine the cause of death.
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