Disorder and Clinical Applications Search
Need more information on a particular disorder? Want to find out
more about a specific clinical application? Click on any term and discover a variety of resources and sites linked
specifically to the topic you need.
Web Links
The best of the web at your fingertips. Our links have been reviewed by instructors using Tortora/Grabowski in their classroom and provide you with the most up-to-date and interesting resources on the web that will enhance your A & P course.
Practice Quizzes
Wish you could test yourself before that big exam? Try our self-quizzes
to check your mastery of the material. Select a chapter from the pop-up menu below.
Chapter Objectives
Outlines and Objectives for each of the 29 chapters in PAP 9e.
To open a file, select a chapter from the pulldown menu.
Anatomy and Physiology Crossword Puzzles
Selecting a Crossword Puzzle will open a new browser window.
Close the new window to return to this page.
For puzzle solutions download cpuz.pdf. (You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this .pdf file.)
Please note there is no solution for the
chapter 6 puzzle.
Appendices
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these Appendices.
- Appendex A: Measurements
Written by Henry Ruschin, Humber College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
This Appendix will open into a new browser window. To return to this page, close the new window. - Appendix B: Normal Values for Selected Blood and Urine Tests
Written by Henry Ruschin, Humber College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Audio Glossary
Anatomy Revisited
This exercise is made with Macromedia Flash. If you see a Fertilization animation running below, then you have the Shockwave Flash plug-in installed and can proceed to the Translation Activity. If you don't, you can download the plug-in free from Macromedia by clicking "Get Shockwave" below.
Anatomy Drill and Practice Cadaver Practicals
The Audio Glossary is a great reference tool for reinforcing your vocabulary skills both through
visual and auditory means.
Worried that you won't remember the difference between the medial (vertebral) border and the lateral (axillary) border of the scapula? Test your memory with these anatomical structures.
Test your knowledge in two ways. Drag labels to their structures, or for a bigger challenge type in the correct label for each structure. For a limited time these wonderful exercises are available without a password.
Test your knowledge of these cadaver images by placing pins by their structures. For a limited time these wonderful exercises are available without a password.