Human Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Manual, Cat Version

This was a required textbook for anatomy and physiology I and II classes. It was a great book with exercises for each chapter to assess what you had learned. These exercises were great tools for learning bones, veins, arteries, and organs within each body system. The other good thing in using the exercises is that you can find the answers through a Google search. Now, the results won't be the same exact version of the textbook your using but you can check that the content is right particularly for matching questions.The illustrations are great and clear. A google search can find pictures of the illustrations for your own study guides. Usually each section explains the different organs within the body system in a table, however they sometimes are organized by location in the body or structure. So it takes some time to get used to how body organs and structures are organized in the book not how you think they should be. The textbook was easy to understand and was a great resource for making flash cards.

It is a good book- great condition. I just wish school textbooks weren’t so expensive

I thought the book comes with an acces code for my pearson account, but it has no code.😕

My rental had water stains at the the bottom right portion throught the entire book. However, it is a rental so no need to complain. The book worked perfectly for class. Satisfied that I was able to still have the physical textbook for class but still save money as my school does not offer rentals.

Was hesitant about ordering a used manual that could’ve been written in but it came completely fresh!

Good condition/used as stated before renting. My only concern is the rip of the back cover. The flaps of the box appear to have been the cause of the rip.

The pages weren’t bent or anything and it was packaged very nicely. The only downside was that the rings were extremely bent out of shape and I cannot really fix them since it’s just a cheap plastic.

Came in notebook with tearable pages. Great information to supplement course. Only negatives were that the perforations weren’t good enough for clean tears so I always had to use scissors, and the binding would make the notebook hard to open at the bottom. Not all of the answers to the post-lab questions could be derived from the reading/experiment. Otherwise great resource.