Kaplan Anatomy Coloring Book [With 96 Tear-Out Muscle Flashcards]

My professor highly recommended this book, so I bought this book with no choice. But, at the moment I open this book, I found new way of Anatomy. Anantomy could be very boring, but with this book, Anatomy could be interesting. In fact, it is a good book for begining ANATOMY.

When I entered my first semester of college anatomy and physiology, I was frankly, very intimidated. The information was overwhelming and it seemed you needed a brain with a memory of a computer to do well in this course. My professor was, how can I put this, rather boring and not easy to approach for help or clarification. He came off like he was doing us a favor by just showing up. I guess he didn't realize that our tuition was paying his salary. Anyway, I searched for other books that made anatomy and physiology a little clearer. Of course, this book is one of them. I always liked my coloring books when I was a little girl and so now being a bigger girl(well now in college), I liked the idea of coloring something in order to learn it. This cemented the ideas in my head in a three-dimensional way. The sections on bones of the arms were really helpful. Other books I totally suggest are: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY STUDY GUIDE: Key Review Questions and Answers with Explanations (This one comes in three volumes). The author is Patrick Leonardi. This has valuable questions/answers that gave me a hint on what and how I would be tested. (It helped me calm down my anxiety before the exams) Stedman's Medical Dictionary is another helpful reference especially when Anatomy and Physiology is like learning another language. I'm a pre-med student, now I got to take physics. That's gonna be fun...well probably not. Good Luck.