Explore Human Anatomy Physiology and Genetics: The Right Evidence in Anatomy

Human anatomy is a fascinating and complex subject, and one that is interesting to virtually every one of us. Learning anatomy does not have to be difficult and can actually be enjoyable. Exploring human anatomy in a simple, systematic, and fun way is what the Netter’s Anatomy for students of all ages; curiosity is the only prerequisite!
The images in Netter’s Anatomy Coloring Book are based on the famous beautifully rendered medical illustrations of hu- man anatomy by Frank H. Netter, MD, as compiled in his Atlas of Human Anatomy. This anatomy atlas is the most widely used anatomy atlas in the world and is translated into 16 different lan- guages, and with good reason. The Netter illustrations have with- stood the test of time and have illuminated human anatomy for millions of students around the world.
The best reason, in my opinion, is because “active learning” always trumps passive learn- ing. Seeing, doing, and learning go hand-in-hand; said another way, “eye to hand to mind to memory.” This is how most of us learn best. Textbooks, flash cards, videos, and anatomy atlases all have their place in learning human anatomy, but those elements that engage us the most and allow us to participate in an active learning experience “cement” the material into our memory.
The Netter’s Anatomy Coloring Book approaches human anatomy by body system. Footnotes to the illustrated pages refer to Dr. Netter’s Atlas of Human Anatomy and Netter’s Clinical