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A solid knowledge of anatomy is essential within any number of fields throughout healthcare. A core discipline of all medical degrees, anatomy is generally taught in a series of laboratory sessions and lectures, requiring students to identify a particular organ or structure, explain its function and describe its relation to normal physiology. Students are expected to learn - and practicing clinicians required to remember - an enormous amount of anatomical information.
A Visual Guide to Clinical Anatomy is an extraordinary visual reference guide, containing more than 900 high-quality illustrations of the human anatomy. Author and illustrator Robert H. Whitaker draws upon his 30 years of experience as an anatomy demonstrator and lecturer at Cambridge University to present a simple, easy-to-understand approach to both teaching and learning the subject. Each illustration is designed to provide a summary of key anatomical and clinical information of a specific topic or clinical condition.
A comprehensive yet user-friendly anatomy resource, this volume: · Covers the major areas of human anatomy · Provides succinct, clinically relevant information for each illustration · Offers clear and accessible synopses of anatomical structures A Visual Guide to Clinical Anatomy is a valuable addition to the bookshelf of any medical student, instructor, surgical trainee, physician, or healthcare practitioner.
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- Höfundur: Jennifer Kaufeld
- Útgáfa:2
- Útgáfudagur: 2020-08-06
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- Format:ePub
- ISBN 13: 9781119740841
- Print ISBN: 9781119740827
- ISBN 10: 1119740843
Efnisyfirlit
- Cover
- Introduction
- About This Book
- Foolish Assumptions
- Icons Used in This Book
- Beyond the Book
- Where to Go from Here
- Part 1: Heading to Homeschooling
- Chapter 1: Answering the Big Questions
- Getting to This Point
- Knowing Not to Know It All
- Affording It
- Hanging in There
- Breaking the News to Mom
- Addressing Socialization, the Hot Homeschooling Buzzword
- Presenting the Issue of the Year
- Chapter 2: Taking the Leap
- Realizing That Anger Is Not Enough
- Determining What’s Best for Your Family
- Creating Solutions for Special Situations
- Beginning the Journey
- Chapter 3: Complying with Uncle Sam
- Conducting Yourself (Yes, Ma’am) in Accordance with State Law
- Locating Your State’s Law
- Counting Out the School Days
- Calling a Truce: Interacting with Your Local School
- Chapter 4: Pulling Them Out and Starting from Scratch
- Making Those First Days Count
- Rebuilding Your Family Unit
- Starting from the Very Beginning
- Drawing on Your Strengths and Filling in the Gaps
- Chapter 1: Answering the Big Questions
- Chapter 5: Teaching Your Toddler While You Change Your Baby
- Juggling Primers, Preschoolers, and Diapers
- Surviving Life with a Toddler
- Covering the Preschool Basics
- Chapter 6: Covering the Elementary Years
- Setting Out with Elementary Students
- Learning through Language Arts: Reading and Grammar
- Eating Your Way through Math
- Going beyond “Our Community Helpers”
- Firing Up the Bunson Burner
- Timing Is Everything
- Chapter 7: Handling Junior High
- Beginning in the Middle
- Keeping Track of It All
- Putting Grades to the Test
- Chapter 8: Help! I Have a High Schooler
- Starting at the Eleventh Hour (or Eleventh Grade)
- Switching before the Last Bell
- Dancing the High School Subject Tango
- Planning for the Tidy Transcript
- Prepping for College
- ACTing on Your InSATiable Desire for Standardized Tests
- Chapter 9: Completing Twelfth Grade Doesn’t Mean It’s Over
- Spreading Their Wings and Earning Their Keep
- Strapping on the Tool Belt
- Continuing Homeschool through College
- Chapter 10: Orbiting as a Satellite School under the Umbrella
- Riding the Satellite
- Opting for a Complete Curriculum across the Distance
- Pinpointing a Program
- Matching Your Needs with Their Offerings
- Chapter 11: Does Classical Education Mean Teaching Vivaldi?
- Classifying It Classical
- Assembling Your Classical Curriculum Components
- Gathering More Information
- Chapter 12: Reading Real Living Books with Charlotte
- Calling Charlotte Mason
- Putting Together Your Package
- Chapter 13: Mining the Montessori Method
- Exploring at Their Own Pace
- Setting Up Your Space
- Walking through the Day
- Chapter 14: Wandering through Nature with Waldorf
- Working Together with Head, Hands, and Heart
- Locating a Waldorf-Style Curriculum
- Chapter 15: Teaching Them What They Want to Learn
- Unveiling the Integrated Unit Study
- Changing Pace with Unit Studies
- Focusing on Project-Based Learning
- Designing Unit Studies
- Chapter 16: Unschooling: A Walk on the Relaxed Side
- Raising Eyebrows and Suspicions
- Fitting the Bill
- Learning through the Course of a Day
- Filling Your Home with Unschooling Tools
- Recording Their Progress
- Chapter 17: Hitting the Road with Worldschooling
- Roadschooling versus Worldschooling
- Choosing Your Academic Approach
- Chapter 18: Charting Your Own Academic Course Eclectically
- Knowing Whether Your Kid’s Kinesthetic
- Pulling from Different Publishers
- Writing a Curriculum from Scratch: The Diehard Approach
- Chapter 19: Special Concerns for Special Students
- Considering Yourself Capable
- Guiding the Gifted
- Teaching the Medically Fragile
- Getting the Goods You Need
- Chapter 20: Defining Your School Space
- Making Room for Chalk
- Deciding between the Den, the Dining Room, or the Whole Darn Place
- Chapter 21: Cutting the Costs and Searching for Stuff
- Slashing Curriculum Prices
- Sourcing Your Curriculum
- Attending a Homeschool Conference
- Hearing It from the Horse’s Mouth
- Tapping the Fountain of Fellow Homeschoolers
- Asking for the Discount
- Breaking Out the Library Card
- Understanding Copyright: What Is Fair Educational Use?
- Chapter 22: Teaching Your Traditions
- Christian Curriculum
- Jewish Resources
- Islamic Resources
- Pagan Resources
- African American Resources
- Native American Resources
- Chapter 23: Turning Chaos into Organization
- Tracking Your Week with a Planner
- Seeking the Paperless Society
- Thirty Days Hath September …
- Scheduling for Sanity
- Keeping Your School Spotless
- Feeling the Burnout
- Chapter 24: Making the Grade
- Deciding Whether to Keep Grades
- Tracking Those Unit Studies
- Keeping a State-Required Portfolio
- Testing Standardized’s Validity
- Chapter 25: Plugging in Your Schoolroom
- Schooling at Home … But Online
- Coursing through the Internet
- ’Net-ting Resources
- Touring the World without Leaving Your Desk
- Enhancing Your Subjects with Electronic Errata
- Chapter 26: Connecting with Like-Minded Souls
- Finding Homeschoolers Online Who Share Your Passions
- Networking Isn’t Just for Computer Geeks
- Associating and Consorting
- Praying for Guidance
- Getting Together for Socialization
- TEAM: Together, Everyone Achieves More
- Chapter 27: Adding Spice with Special Classes
- Making Time for the Extras
- Bringing Out Their Inner Artists
- Go Ahead — Be Dramatic
- Taking Some Laps
- Cooking Up a Storm
- Bantering about Birds and Bees
- Parlez-vous Greek?
- Cleaning the House and Calling It Schoolwork
- Chapter 28: Making It Adventurous with Activities and Groups
- Dirtying Your Hands with a Project
- Pretending It’s Le Louvre
- Getting Past Bugs Bunny
- Volunteering Builds Compassion
- Packing Up the Minivan
- Seeing the Sights or Staying at Home
- Finding an Organization That Helps You Grow
- Thinking about Playing or Playing to Think?
- Ante Up
- Thrilling the Engineer’s Heart
- Chapter 29: Ten Educational Games That Enhance Your School Day
- Anti-Monopoly
- Evolution
- Forbidden Island/Desert
- The Garden Game
- How Do You See the World?
- Into the Forest
- Krypto
- Periodic
- Spell Smashers
- Wingspan
- Chapter 30: Ten Common Homeschool Fears
- My child will never make friends if I homeschool.
- I don’t know enough to teach my child.
- My child will miss out on socialization.
- I will buy the wrong curriculum.
- My child will learn less at home than he does at school.
- I’ll never have free time again.
- My child may not be learning at the right pace.
- I won’t be able to do it all.
- After I start, I have to do this forever.
- I’m not keeping the right (or enough) records on my child’s progress.
- Appendix A: Homeschooling Curriculum and Resources
- Appendix B: State-by-State Homeschool Associations
- Appendix C: Speaking the Language: Educational and Homeschooling Terms
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- Gerð : 208
- Höfundur : 16216
- Útgáfuár : 2020
- Leyfi : 379