Take a deeper dive into the anatomy and physiology of specific organs and structures within the human body. Use our student-ready infographics to introduce each key body part. Encourage students to apply their knowledge of each system by investigating health-focused case studies related to each structure.
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The Connection Between Taste, Smell, and Flavor The sense of taste and smell are closely related. Humans can distinguish 5 […]
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Anatomy and physiology (A&P) is such a high-stakes endeavor for your students. All of them will be challenged some will excel, and many will struggle to master it– even though career goals and dreams are on the line.
Sculpting the musculature of the lower leg Human anatomy is often taught using a systems approach—skeletal system, nervous system, digestive […]
Last-minute ordering stress is a common problem for many lab managers and anatomy and physiology instructors. For one reason or […]
It’s time to have the sex talk! We have materials to help make teaching the reproductive system easy and less […]
