Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Atlas of Anatomy by Tank & Gest #16649
Author(s): Patrick W. Tank PhD; Thomas R. Gest PhD
ISBN: 9780781785051
ISBN 10: 0781785057
Pub Date: 15 Mar 2008
Media Type: Book
Pages: 592
Illustrations: 750
Summary:
Featuring more than 750 newly illustrated, modern images, including clinical images, this vibrantly coloured regional atlas of human anatomy offers an unprecedented combination of visual aesthetic appeal and anatomical accuracy. Its unique colour palette and colour coding of anatomical elements set this atlas apart from others in the market, along with its student-friendly features, including minimal text and labelling as well as isolated views of images. Even more distinctive, each plate was designed with a teaching/learning objective in mind, which aids in an immediate focus, and easier and faster comprehension. These features coupled with the atlas' unique art program allow this atlas to succeed in meeting market needs and student preferences.
Packaged with this brand new atlas is an online interactive atlas with all of the images, including fully searchable legends and labels, and zoom and compare features. Also included is a flash card engine which allows students to design and print their own flash cards and quiz themselves on newly learned concepts and structures.
Also available is an interactive atlas for faculty, which contains all of the images and the figures with slideshow and JPG export features. The image bank provides figures with labels and leaders on, labels off and leaders on, labels and leaders off, and JPG and PDF options. Faculty also have access to Moore: Clinically Oriented Anatomy's question test bank, which contains approximately 500 review questions with answers.
# The atlas contains 750 images, including a wide variety of clinical imaging techniques.
# Each plate has a teaching objective--achieved through various artistic techniques including "ghosting," layering, and colour selectivity--that helps students quickly grasp anatomical concepts.
# Image labelling is clear and uncluttered and is limited to the anatomical concept being highlighted.
# Images focus on "average" anatomy.
# Bright colour palette appeals to students' preferences; colour coding of anatomical elements imparts pedagogical consistency.
# Extensive reviews solicited from anatomists worldwide ensure accuracy.
# Images are presented in anterior and posterior views, as well as lateral views where appropriate.
# Anatomical terminology is consistent with standard anatomical nomenclature (Terminologia Anatomica).
Ancilliary Assets include:
Packaged with this new atlas is an extensive suite of ancillary products for students and faculty.
Student Website on thePoint includes:
# Online interactive atlas containing all of the images with fully searchable legends and labels, and zoom and compare features.
# Online 'drag and drop' labelling exercises that allow students to test themselves on newly learned concepts and structures.
Instructor:
# Interactive image bank with slideshow and jpg/PDF export features. Figures can be viewed and exported with labels and leaders on, labels off and leaders on, and labels and leaders off.
# Access to Moore, Clinically Oriented Anatomy's question test bank, which contains approximately 500 review questions with answers.
# Both student and instructor resources are available via thePoint only.
