
A Vast Subject That Includes A Strange Vocabulary And An Apparent Mass Of Facts, Human Anatomy Can At First Appear Confusing And Off-putting. But The Basic Construction Of The Human Body - The Skeleton, The Organs Of The Chest And Abdomen, The Nervous System, The Head And Neck With Its Sensory Systems And Anatomy For Breathing And Swallowing - Is Vital For Anyone Studying Medicine, Biology, And Health Studies. In This Very Short Introduction Leslie Klenerman Provides A Clear, Concise, And Accessible Introduction To The Structure, Function, And Main Systems Of The Human Body, Including A Number Of Clear And Simple Illustrations To Explain The Key Areas. About The Series: The Very Short Introductions Series From Oxford University Press Contains Hundreds Of Titles In Almost Every Subject Area. These Pocket-sized Books Are The Perfect Way To Get Ahead In A New Subject Quickly. Our Expert Authors Combine Facts, Analysis, Perspective, New Ideas, And Enthusiasm To Make Interesting And Challenging Topics Highly Readable.
This book investigates the fundamental structural organization of the human body to demystify complex anatomical terminology for students and laypeople. Leslie Klenerman, an expert in the field, synthesizes biological data into a structured overview of human systems. The text serves as a foundational framework for understanding how the skeleton, organs, and nervous system interact to maintain physiological function.
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Experts and educators frequently cite this volume as a highly accessible entry point for students beginning their medical or biological studies. Readers note that the text successfully balances technical accuracy with a concise, manageable prose style suitable for quick reference.
Page Count:
144
Publication Date:
2015-01-01
Publisher:
Oup Oxford
ISBN-10:
0191017051
ISBN-13:
9780191017056
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