Anatomy Study Chart

Anatomy is the study of the structure of living organisms. The study of anatomy goes back all the way to ancient Egypt. An ancient papyrus dating from 1600 BCE shows that the Egyptians recognized the heart and its vessels, the liver, kidneys, uterus, spleen, and bladder, and they also knew that blood vessels came from the heart! However, the most well-known medical scientist who demonstrated knowledge of anatomy was the Greek physician Hippocrates. He is often referred to as the “father of medicine” due to his lasting contributions to the field of medicine. Help your favorite medical student follow in his footsteps by getting them this interesting anatomy chart. Thorough and informative, this chart contains over 1400 anatomical identifications that are clearly and concisely labeled. Great for the medical or nursing student!


Features:

• Skeletal, vertebral column & bone structure
• Skull, vertebrae & nerve structure
• Lymphatic, respiratory & nervous system
• Endocrine, digestive system & viscera
• Colon & urinary system
• Male & female reproductive systems
• Circulatory system & blood circuits
• Posterior, anterior heart & circulation
• Nerves & arteries
• Body & head muscles
• Brain (sagittal section) & surface brain
• Brachial and sacral plexus
• Hip ligaments
• Components of the finger
• Hip and sciatic nerve
• Knee ligaments front and back
• Head: eye, ear, nose, and mouth
• Skin
• Ear interior
• Anatomy of the hand
• Foot