Anatomy & Physiology Flash Cards for iPad at Mac App Store analyse

Anatomy & Physiology Flash Cards Exploring how our bodies work and function This series of 335 illustrated flash cards explores essential concepts of human anatomy & physiology. The cards are color coded and indexed into 14 sections for easy reference. The anatomy cards are organized into the systems of the body. The physiology cards graphically explain the processes vital to the functioning of human beings. Cards can be individually bookmarked to help organize your studies in specific areas. You can track your proficiency as you increase your knowledge in the specific regions of anatomy. Ideal for students or health ­­care providers, the app is easy to use and navigate. 335 cards divided into 14 sections: • Introduction – 14 cards • Cells and Tissues – 14 cards • The Integumentary System – 11 cards • The Skeletal System – 39 cards • The Muscular System – 53 cards • The Nervous System – 51 cards • The Endocrine System – 15 cards • The Vascular System – 38 cards • The Lymphatic System – 9 cards • The Respiratory System – 20 cards • The Digestive System – 26 cards • The Urinary System – 16 cards • The Reproductive System – 15 cards • Pregnancy & Birth – 14 cards Scientific Publishing is a leading medical publisher specializing in patient education related items for the health care industry. Our goal is to help improve health by educating the consumer in human anatomy and health related issues using dynamic, informative illustrations, models and teaching aids. Visit us at www.scientificpublishing.com for our complete line of anatomical charts, anatomical portfolios, flip charts and models. Our products are also available for imprint or customizing which allows them to fit into specific marketing programs. Published by Scientific Publishing Ltd. 129 Joey Drive, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 ©2010 Scientific Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.