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For two-semester A&P lab courses. Stunning Visuals and Accessible Tutorials Engage Students in the A&P Lab The Laboratory Manual for Anatomy & Physiology featuring Martini Art, is a valuable resource for engaging students in the lab, introducing them to applications, and preparing them for their future careers. This edition teaches effective drawing techniques to promote critical thinking and ensure lasting comprehension. This comprehensive lab manual features more than 100 new photos that walk students through core lab processes, lab equipment, and animal organ dissections, as well as art that is adapted from Martini's Fundamentals of Anatomy & Physiology. It is available in three formats: Main, Cat, and Pig Versions. The Cat and Pig manuals are identical to the Main Version, with nine additional cat or pig dissection exercises. Features Draw It! Tutorials show the students how to quickly and easily draw select structures and processes to better understand them. Pictorial instruction photos walk students through the steps of core lab processes and standard procedures in the field, such as how to examine microscopic structures. Model Photos are clear, precise anatomical model photos provided by the author. Stepwise Dissection Photos visually guide students through examinations of animal organs Lab Equipment and Clinical Photos effectively train students how to work in labs and professional clinical settings. Photo topics include: Students using key lab equipment Clinical instruments and medical devices Clinicians performing procedures Drawing boxes are modifiable to enlarge and match the instructor's preferred look for the final assignment. Martini Art brings together a comprehensive program featuring histology micrographs by Michael Wood, and high-quality cat and pig dissection photos by the expert dissector and photographer team of Shawn Miller and Mark Nielsen at the University of Utah.

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To help students remain focused and organized, I prefer the lab manual to emphasize lab activities/procedures. I find the photos and illustrations accompanying the procedures very helpful to the students. The lab reinforces lecture materials and provides students an opportunity for honing critical thinking and analytical skills. -Andrea Dodge, North Shore Community College [Including the Review and Practice Sheets in MasteringA&P] is a great idea. It will make the integration of lecture and lab much easier. -Amir Afshar, Bucks County Community College

To help students remain focused and organized, I prefer the lab manual to emphasize lab activities/procedures. I find the photos and illustrations accompanying the procedures very helpful to the students. The lab reinforces lecture materials and provides students an opportunity for honing critical thinking and analytical skills. -Andrea Dodge, North Shore Community College [Including the Review and Practice Sheets in MasteringA&P] is a great idea. It will make the integration of lecture and lab much easier. -Amir Afshar, Bucks County Community College

To help students remain focused and organized, I prefer the lab manual to emphasize lab activities/procedures. I find the photos and illustrations accompanying the procedures very helpful to the students. The lab reinforces lecture materials and provides students an opportunity for honing critical thinking and analytical skills. -<i>Andrea Dodge, North Shore Community College</i> [Including the Review and Practice Sheets in MasteringA&P] is a great idea. It will make the integration of lecture and lab much easier. -<i>Amir Afshar, Bucks County Community College</i>

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Michael G. Wood is a Professor of Biology at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi, Texas, where he has taught anatomy and physiology and biology for over 20 years. He has received the 'Educator of the Year' and 'Teacher of the Year' awards from the Del Mar College student body and from the local business community. He received his M.S. in 1986 at Pan American University, now the University of Texas at Pan American, where his research examined the ecological impact of an introduced species used widely in aquaculture (the blue tilapia) on the native fish population in the Rio Grande drainage of South Texas. He is a member of the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS).

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