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9780763726560

A Laboratory Textbook Of Anatomy And Physiology: CAT Version

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  • ISBN13:

    9780763726560

  • ISBN10:

    0763726567

  • Edition: 8th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-12-30
  • Publisher: Jones & Bartlett
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Summary

The Eighth Edition is designed for the laboratory portion of a one- or two-term course in anatomy and physiology for students planning a health science or health-related career.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
UNIT 1 Medical Terminology
1(16)
Terms Describing Human Body Directions
1(1)
Terms Designating Planes of the Body
2(1)
Terms Designating Major Body Cavities and Regions
2(5)
Prefixes Indicating Location, Direction, and Tendency
7(1)
Prefixes Denoting Organs and Structures
8(1)
Prefixes Denoting Number and Measurement
9(1)
Suffixes Denoting Relation, Conditions, and Agents
9(1)
Suffixes Used in Operative Terminology
10(1)
Miscellaneous Suffixes
10(7)
Self-Test
11(3)
Case Studies
14(3)
UNIT 2 The Microscope
17(12)
The Structure of the Compound Microscope
17(2)
Functions of the Microscope Parts
19(1)
Proper Care of the Microscope
20(1)
Microscopic Observation of Prepared Slides
20(1)
Microscopic Observation of a Human Hair
21(8)
Self-Test
23(4)
Case Study
27(2)
UNIT 3 Cells
29(16)
Cell Structure
29(5)
Animal Cell Structure
30(2)
Observation of Oral Mucosa Cells
32(1)
Mitosis
32(2)
Cell Physiology
34(11)
Diffusion
34(1)
Osmosis
35(1)
Dialysis
36(1)
Hypertonic, Isotonic, and Hypotonic Solutions
37(8)
Self-Test
39(4)
Case Study
43(2)
UNIT 4 Tissues
45(42)
Microscopic Identification of Tissue Types
47(22)
Microscopic Identification of the Skin
69(8)
Human Skin
77(1)
Human Fingerprints
77(10)
Self-Test
81(5)
Case Study
86(1)
UNIT 5 The Skeletal System
87(62)
Skeletal Anatomy
87(47)
Microscopic Examination of Osseous Tissue
87(1)
Gross Anatomy of a Long Bone
88(1)
Identification of Bones of the Human Skeleton
89(4)
Identification of Bone Markings
93(41)
Identification of Joints
134(15)
Synarthroses
134(2)
Diarthroses
136(13)
Self-Test
143(5)
Case Study
148(1)
UNIT 6 The Muscular System
149(72)
Human Musculature
149(28)
Microscopic Identification of Muscle Types and Myoneural Junctions
149(3)
Identification of Muscles
152(25)
Cat Musculature
177(34)
Skinning the Cat
177(2)
Identification of Muscles
179(32)
The Physiology of Muscle Contraction
211(10)
Chemistry of Muscle Contraction
211(1)
Muscle Tone and Graded Muscle Contraction
212(1)
Muscle Fatigue
213(1)
Phases of Skeletal Muscle Contraction
214(7)
Self-Test
215(4)
Case Study
219(2)
UNIT 7 The Nervous System
221(30)
Nervous System Anatomy
221(17)
Cytological Characteristics of Neurons
223(1)
Microscopic Examination of Cerebrum and Cerebellum
224(3)
The Spinal Cord
227(1)
Examination of Meninges
228(1)
Examination of a Brain
229(6)
Examination of Cranial Nerves
235(1)
Examination of Spinal Nerves
235(3)
Nervous System Physiology
238(13)
Human Reflexes
238(2)
Tests for Human Cranial Nerve Function
240(3)
Tests for Human Cerebellar Functions
243(8)
Self-Test
245(4)
Case Study
249(2)
UNIT 8 The Special Senses
251(26)
The Eye and Vision
251(9)
Anatomy of the Eyeball
251(4)
Microscopic Examination of the Eye
255(2)
Visual Acuity
257(1)
Location of the Blind Spot
258(1)
Tests for Color Blindness
258(1)
Afterimages
259(1)
The Ear, Hearing, and Equilibrium
260(6)
Anatomy of the Ear
260(3)
Microscopic Examination of the Ear
263(1)
Hearing Tests
264(1)
Nystagmus
265(1)
Olfactory, Taste, and Cutaneous Receptors
266(11)
Olfactory Discrimination
266(1)
Taste
267(1)
Cutaneous Receptors
268(9)
Seft-Test
273(3)
Case Study
276(1)
UNIT 9 The Endocrine System
277(20)
The Endocrine Glands
277(11)
Anatomy of Endocrine Glands
278(4)
Microscopic Study of the Endocrine Glands
282(6)
Endocrine System Physiology
288(9)
Determination of Blood Glucose Level Using an Electronic Blood Glucose Monitor
288(2)
Insulin Shock in Fish
290(7)
Self-Test
293(3)
Case Study
296(1)
UNIT 10 The Blood, Lymphatic, and Cardiovascular Systems
297(64)
Anatomy of the Blood, Lymphatic System, Blood Vessels, and Heart
297(41)
Microscopic Examination Blood
298(5)
The Lymphatic System
303(6)
Microscopic Examination of an Artery, Vein, Capillary, and Nerve
309(4)
The Human Heart
313(5)
Dissection of the Sheep Heart
318(2)
Dissection of the Cat Heart
320(2)
Dissection of the Cat Circulatory System with Reference to the Human
322(14)
Human Fetal Circulation
336(2)
Human Blood Physiology
338(10)
Determination of ABO and Rh Blood Types
338(3)
Hemoglobin Estimation
341(2)
Pulse Determination
343(2)
Blood Pressure Determination
345(3)
Cardiac Muscle Physiology
348(13)
The Human Electrocardiogram
348(13)
Self-Test
353(5)
Case Studies
358(3)
UNIT 11 The Respiratory System
361(22)
Respiratory System Anatomy
361(12)
Examination of Prepared Slides of the Lung and Trachea
362(2)
Anatomy of Human Respiratory Organs
364(6)
Sheep Pluck
370(1)
Cat Respiratory Organs
370(3)
Respiratory Measurement
373(10)
Spirometric Measurement and Calculation of Standard Respiratory Volumes
373(3)
Determination of Respiratory Variations
376(7)
Self-Test
377(4)
Case Study
381(2)
UNIT 12 The Digestive System
383(52)
Digestive Anatomy
383(33)
Human Digestive Anatomy
383(6)
Cat Digestive Anatomy
389(5)
Microscopic Examination of Digestive Tissue
394(22)
Digestive Chemistry
416(19)
Tests for Properties of Proteins
416(2)
Tests for Properties of Carbohydrates
418(3)
Tests for Properties of Fats
421(4)
Nutrition
425(10)
Self-Test
429(4)
Case Studies
433(2)
UNIT 13 The Urinary System
435(28)
Urinary System Anatomy
435(11)
Microscopic Examination of Renal Tissue
435(3)
Gross Anatomy of a Kidney
438(2)
Anatomical Features of the Human Urinary System
440(3)
Anatomical Features of the Male and Female Cat Urinary Systems
443(3)
Urinary System Physiology
446(17)
Formation of Urine
446(3)
Routine Urinalysis
449(4)
Urine Screening Tests
453(10)
Self-Test
457(4)
Case Study
461(2)
UNIT 14 Acid-Base Balance
463(16)
The Measurement of pH
463(4)
Measuring the pH of Common Solutions
463(4)
Determining the pH of Biological Solutions
467(1)
The Regulation of pH
467(12)
Buffer Systems
468(2)
Maintaining Acid-Base Balance in the Body
470(1)
Disorders of Acid-Base Balance: Acidosis and Alkalosis
471(8)
Self-Test
475(3)
Case Study
478(1)
UNIT 15 The Reproductive System
479(34)
Reproductive System Anatomy
479(20)
Human Reproductive Organs
479(7)
Cat Reproductive Organs
486(2)
Observation of Pregnant Pig Uterus and Bull Testicle
488(1)
Microscopic Study of an Ovary and Uterus
488(7)
Microscopic Study of a Testis and Penis
495(4)
Reproductive System Physiology
499(14)
The Female Sexual Cycle
499(1)
Urinary hCG as an Indicator of Pregnancy
500(1)
Prenatal Development
501(12)
Self-Test
507(4)
Case Study
511(2)
Glossary/Index 513(18)
Measurement Appendix 531(1)
Solution Appendix 531

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