Key Drawings in Anatomy and Physiology: Labelled Diagrams from the Cell to the Nephron, Liver, Skin and Burn Assessment

A drawing guide for anatomy and physiology that lists the diagrams a student is expected to reproduce, each with its labelled illustration. It runs from the human cell and its organelles and the tissues through the tongue and related structures, the position of the salivary glands, swallowing, the stomach and its associated structures, the three phases of gastric secretion, the duodenum, the parts and positions of the colon, the pancreas in relation to the duodenum and biliary tract, the anterior and posterior views of the liver and the flow of bile, the urinary system, a longitudinal section of the kidney, the nephron and glomerulus with filtration, the structures of the dermis and the nail, and the rule of nines for estimating the extent of burns.