Anatomy Student (Pack)

Combined in this pack - you will be a force to be reckoned with during exam time. Your knowledge and understanding of the physical and clinical anatomy will be stronger than ever! Chen's Anatomy MCQ's - Why did we publish this book? We believe that anatomy can be EASY to learn, and more importantly, we believe it can be INTERESTING to learn. Unfortunately anatomy teaching has been too focused on rote learning and memorization of dry facts and images. Modern anatomy should place more emphasis on clinical application and everyday relevance. We are hoping to strike a happy balance of pure text anatomy and clinical anatomy. The questions in this book are designed to mirror questions of the university anatomy exam and provide clinical scenarios that give you clinical bases for understanding and practicing what you've learnt. How to use this book? The book is divided into 3 sections:1.Multiple choice questions Quick fire questions to test your knowledge of pure anatomy2.Clinical scenario questions In depth question that focuses on common clinical scenarios3.Short answer questions for discussion Open ended questions to inspire individual and group discussionWe suggest you carry the book with you, quiz yourself and your friends when you have a free moment. Remember that this is not a replacement for your anatomy text, but an adjunct for your studies and revision. We hope this book whets your appetite for further anatomy research and study, Expanding knowledge through self-learning and discovery. Locket’s 3D Anatomy Cutouts provides a practical approach to learning human anatomy. It contains a series of paper cutouts which isolate various functional components and anatomical regions. Every student can label, colour in, cut out, and join parts together to create in-depth, three-dimensional anatomical diagrams. This unique book encourages students to become active, hands-on learners away from the dissecting room. It is ideal for all students in health- and medical-related subjects where an understanding of human anatomy is essential. The cutouts contained in this volume have been researched and developed over forty years by the late Dr Adam Locket, a former senior lecturer in anatomy at the University of Adelaide, and edited by Dr Rachel Norris (University of Adelaide) and Amy McLennan (University of Oxford). Full instructions for each cutout, as well as questions highlighting important points, allow students to build a strong understanding of anatomical relationships and functions while simultaneously building a model that can be used for future reference.