Human Physiology

John Redden, Joe Crivello

In this text, the authors emphasize the organizing principles of physiology and discuss the major organ systems with a student-centric, learning-focused approach. Interactive features, illustrations and real-world clinical case studies help students visualize the structures and tissues of the human body, keeping them actively engaged while learning the in-depth material. It is also fully customizable for instructors, allowing you to tailor the content to match how your students learn best.

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Table of Contents for Human Physiology

About this Course
Module 1: Introduction to Physiology
Module 2: Cell Structure and Function
Module 3: Bone Physiology
Module 4: Excitable Cells
Module 5: Muscle Physiology
Module 6: Central Nervous System
Module 7: General Sensation
Module 8: Specialized Senses
Module 9: Motor Control
Module 10: Autonomic Nervous System
Module 11: Endocrine System
Module 12: Blood
Module 13: Heart

Key features

Interactive 3D Models help students visualize the the structures and tissues of the human body
"Focus on Disease" and "In the Clinic" call out sections give students an introduction to the pathology that can occur in various body systems, and indicates the relevance to medical professions
Questions, artwork, and videos are embedded throughout each chapter to keep students engaged