Through Elaine N. Marieb, Patricia M. Brady, and Jon B. Mallatt’s eyes, the worldviews of the three individuals were altered.

For one semester of human anatomy courses.

A functional approach to human anatomy, that is available in a multifunctional eText.

Human Anatomy, the most popular anatomical text for the human anatomy curriculum, is considered the most informative and most visually appealing book in existence. Using a functional anatomical theme, the text describes human anatomy as a well-documented narrative that satisfies the need for a basic understanding. analogies and descriptions that are comparative increase the memorability and comprehensibility of anatomical structures, and demonstrate the way in which the shape and composition of structures affects their function.

The 9th edition contains new exercises and questions that facilitate the learning of and use of anatomical language in the real world while also learning the basic human anatomy. Based on the functional anatomy approach of previous editions, selected tables with illustrations have been augmented to narrate a more comprehensive and logical “story” of human anatomy. In the eText edition, numerous embedded videos and animations serve to explain, manage, and master anatomical terminology and structures, along with an instantaneous cross-reference that eliminates the need to flip pages in order to connect concepts across body systems.

Also available as a digital version or as a complete package with mastering A&P:

Pearson eText is a simple to utilize, mobile-optimized, and personalized reading experience that can be utilized as the primary reading material on its own. It facilitates students in highlighting, taking notes, and reviewing important vocabulary in one place, even when away from the school. seamless integration of videos and other complex media that engage students allows them to access the assistance they need, when it is needed. Educators have the ability to easily share their own notes with students, this will demonstrate the association between their eText and the knowledge they gain from class, this will ultimately inspire them to continue reading and learning. If your teacher has made sure that Pearson eText is your primary educational resource, locate it:

0135273013 / 9780135273012 Pearson eText Human Anatomy — Access Card, 8/eOR0135273005 / 9780135273005.

Also available with the mastering of A&P.

By combining content that is trusted with digital tools and a versatile platform, Personalizing the learning experience and enhancing the results for each student, Mastering is able to do this. Developed for, and associated with the text, Mastering A&P offers a platform through which to practice, learn, and apply outside of the classroom.

If you desired to buy the physical version of the text as well as the mastering A&P, you would need to search for:

0135205026 / 9780135205020 Human Anatomy Plus with the Pearson eText access card

The package includes the following:

0135168058 / 9780135168059 Human Skeletal System

0135202086 / 9780135202081 A&P mastering with the Pearson eText — Access to the ValuePack Human Anatomy resource — through the Access Card.

Note: You’re purchasing a single content volume: Pearson eText and mastering A&P don’t come with this content as part of a package. Students, talk to your instructor about the correct package ISBN and Course ID. Instructors, contact your local Pearson representative for more information.

Author: Pearsons, 9th edition (January 14th, 2019)

Speakers: English

eBook: digital version of 896 pages.

ISBN-10: 0135168058

ISBN-13: 979-01351680