Read The Anatomy Coloring Book book online now. You also can download other books, magazine and also comics. Get online The Anatomy Coloring Book today. This is a great book. Being that anatomy consists of being a visual
learner, utilizing the guidelines in the book to color in the different
aspects of anatomy is exteremely helpful. The diagrams are very
detailed with excellent descriptions. I used colored pencils, they are a
lot less messy and enable detail.
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IMPORTANT: Make sure you READ ALL the information in the section labeled
"INTRODUCTION TO COLORING" BEFORE you start coloring your first page.
This is located on pages "xii" and "xiii" in the front of the 4th
edition. This book is very well thought out and there really is a
"method to the madness" if you actually read and follow the directions.
I've
found it beneficial to read through all the NAMES first, checking for
parts that have similar names. Second, choose SIMILAR COLORS for SIMILAR
NAMES or FUNCTIONS. For example, I chose Red, Orange and Yellow for
the "Levators"; 2 colors of Blue for the "Zygomaticus Major" and
"Zygomaticus Minor"' and 2 shades of Brown for the "Depressors" (page
44). Then look over the basic diagram to get a feel for the order which
they appear in the body. Assign the colors in order by location in the
diagram. For instance, go from back to front as follows: Red (back),
Orange (middle) then Yellow (front). This natural color transition
helps solidify the order they appear from postier to anterior or
superior to inferior (whatever the case may be) etc. NOTE: I realize
this takes extra time planning your colors, but it really makes it
easier to memorize when there is a consistant plan in place for what the
colors visually symbolize.
I am using this book as a study tool for my Gross Anatomy course. Anyone
who has taken an anatomy class can tell you that color-coding
structures is one of the most helpful ways to remember them. There are
drawings of bones, muscles, joints, organ systems and explanations of
virtually everything that could possibly be covered in an anatomy class.
The drawings are excellent and most of the features of the bones are
labelled as well. This was very helpful to me since I had to memorize
virtually every tubercle, ridge, groove, or other protuberance on every
bone of the body. When I had trouble with the skull because the drawings
in my class notes were horrible, the drawings in this book were much
clearer and helped out a lot. If you are taking an anatomy class, this
is a smart and relatively inexpensive investment that will help you
remember everything better.
