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Links for Anatomy and Physiology I
Skeletal System
- The Axial Skeleton
From UW-L, this site has multiple images and views of the bones that compose the axial skeleton. Very nice.
- The Appendicular Skeleton
More from UW-L, this site has multiple images and views of the bones that compose the appendicular skeleton. Quite nice.
- Histology of cartilage and bone
Some nice images from UW-L. For more histo links (with lots of bone and cartilage slides) click here.
- eSkeletons
Site has bone pictures that can be rotated in most directions. Probably the closest thing to actually holding them in your hand.
Nervous System
Don't let the name fool you. This site has a lot of good info, often explained quite well.
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Good quizzes and a real nice animated discussion of the chemical basis of the action potential
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Nice tutorial from Dr. Crimando.
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Another tutorial worth checking out!
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Another good site from UW-L. Multiple images (different views and sections) of brain models and the sheep brain. Good for review and study.
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Several decent images and a picture of the neuron model. Not too bad. UW-L again. For more histo slides, click here.
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Neuroanatomy Tutorial
Labelled Human CNS Images
Atlas of the Human Brain
Comprehensive site full of images and pathological information. For the serious student.
The Eye and the Ear
More from UW-L. This one has sections of the retina and the cochlea.
Muscular System
Labelled Human CNS Images
Atlas of the Human Brain
Comprehensive site full of images and pathological information. For the serious student.
The Eye and the Ear
More from UW-L. This one has sections of the retina and the cochlea.
Muscular System
Very nice reference.
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Interactive java-based tutorial. Very good for quizzing yourself. This one is also courtesy of Dr. J. Crimando of Gateway Community College.
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Lots of photos of cat muscles and human muscles (cadaver rather than model). A little tough to see sometimes. Better for review. From UW-L.
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Several images from UW-L including cardiac, smooth, and skeletal muscle sections. For more histo links, click here.
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Neat animation of the interaction between myosin, actin, tropomyosin, troponin, ATP, and Ca2+. Watch it twice!
Another nice tutorial from Gateway Community College
Links for Anatomy and Physiology II
Cardiovascular System
Very nice site from Penn State University. Includes pictures of cat internal anatomy and exterior and interior views of the sheep heart. Highly recommended.
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Excellent site created by Dr. J. Crimando of Gateway Community College. Great way to learn the sheep heart. Highly, highly recommended. 4 stars.
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Pretty cool tutorial on cat vasculature and internal organs.
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Lots of detailed, labeled images.
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Not a bad site from Penn State Erie. Has some quality pictures.
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Kind of short but still pretty cool!
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Some nice color photographs. Try and find label everything.
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Pretty neat site from thinkquest.org. Has some good images and even videos.
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Another great site from GCC. This one has an interactive test you can use to test yourself. Highly recommended.
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Another great tutorial from Dr. J. Crimando.
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Lots of decent pics.
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Heart and Blood Vessel Anatomy
Great site from the University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse. Includes a cross section of artery and vein, slide of cardiac muscle, and three different views of a model of a human heart (anterior external, posterior external, and internal). Highly recommended.
How to Measure BP and What It All Means
Heart Animations!!
Some pretty neat animations of how the heart works. Illustrates pressure gradients, valve operation and several other salient features. Check it out.
Crossword Puzzle on the Circulatory System.
A fun way to learn!
Identification of Blood Cells
More from UW-L. Some good images of RBCs and WBCs.
Alex Imholtz's Histology Page
For more images of red and white blood cells than you could ever want.
Hematology Tutorial
Decent site with nice pictures. Gives you the lowdown on blood and blood cells.
Tutorial on Blood Types.
Gives good information on blood types and contains some OK problems. A little heavy on the genetics, but it's good stuff to know.
Another Tutorial on Blood Components and Blood Types
Fetal Circulation Animations
Cardiac Cycle Animation
Hemostasis Tutorial
Embryology and Development
Great site from the University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse. Includes a cross section of artery and vein, slide of cardiac muscle, and three different views of a model of a human heart (anterior external, posterior external, and internal). Highly recommended.
How to Measure BP and What It All Means
Heart Animations!!
Some pretty neat animations of how the heart works. Illustrates pressure gradients, valve operation and several other salient features. Check it out.
Crossword Puzzle on the Circulatory System.
A fun way to learn!
Identification of Blood Cells
More from UW-L. Some good images of RBCs and WBCs.
Alex Imholtz's Histology Page
For more images of red and white blood cells than you could ever want.
Hematology Tutorial
Decent site with nice pictures. Gives you the lowdown on blood and blood cells.
Tutorial on Blood Types.
Gives good information on blood types and contains some OK problems. A little heavy on the genetics, but it's good stuff to know.
Another Tutorial on Blood Components and Blood Types
Fetal Circulation Animations
Cardiac Cycle Animation
Hemostasis Tutorial
Embryology and Development
Nice pictorial showing each stage of development. Worth a glance.
Digestive System
From UW-L, this site has pictures of digestive system models and some nice photos displaying the guts of a dissected cat.
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Matching, Concentration, and Flashcards!
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From UW-L, includes pictures of male and female models as well as photos of the relevant cat structures.
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Meiosis Tutorial
Acidosis/Alkalosis Tutorial
Histology of the Urinary System
Includes 2 important slides - kidney cortex and kidney medulla. For more renal/urinary slides, click here.
Histology of the Gonads
Includes several adequate slides including a smear of bull sperm. For more (slides, not bull sperm), click here.
Urology Hangman
Kind of Clinical but everybody loves to play HANGMAN!
Immune System
Acidosis/Alkalosis Tutorial
Histology of the Urinary System
Includes 2 important slides - kidney cortex and kidney medulla. For more renal/urinary slides, click here.
Histology of the Gonads
Includes several adequate slides including a smear of bull sperm. For more (slides, not bull sperm), click here.
Urology Hangman
Kind of Clinical but everybody loves to play HANGMAN!
Immune System
Really, really good cartoon movies about antigen presenting, cellular and humoral immunity. These are nice!!!!
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Some pretty neat and detailed animations concerning immune system activities. Some are too detailed and advanced, while others are more rudimentary and appropriate for A&P.
Immunology Tutorial
Good but lengthy site
Interferon Animation
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Respiratory System
From UW-L, this site has pictures of models (head/nose, larynx, lungs) as well as photos of a dissected cat with the respiratory structures labeled and visible.
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Other Useful/Interesting Stuff
Lots of anatomy games that can really help you learn.
Think Anatomy
Huge collection of A&P links.
The A&P Home Page
Collection of just about every model, bone, and slide you could ever want!
Dr. Hubley's A&P Page
Nice collection of materials for Bio2050 and Bio2060.
Anatomy and Physiology Animations
Superb collections of animations on just about every thing covered in a typical anatomy and physiology course.
WebAnatomy from University of Minnesota
Awesome and comprehensive!
Huge compilation of A&P animations and activities
Interactive Health Tutorials from National Library of Medicine
A&P animations from the Marieb text.
Physiology Tutorials
Pretty neat concept model focused presentations!
Labeled and Unlabeled Pictures of Most Models Used in A&P 2
Pat Flynn's A&P site.
It has a ton of practice exams on almost everything related to A&P. Check it out!
Membrane Transport
Great FLASH animation that covers the basics of membrane transport.
Organ, Tissue, and Cell Games
Play and Learn!
Body Cavity and Body Region Games
Learn and Play!
Body Structure Word Games
Kind of easy, but kind of fun.