Liz Saunders

Illustrated Multiple Choice Questions in Anatomy for Medical Students Liz Saunders

Illustrated Multiple Choice Questions in Anatomy for Medical Students provides the student with the ability to test their visual knowledge, as well as their functional knowledge of anatomical structures. Further-more explanations are given as to why answers are incorrect in order to help the students' understanding of anatomical relations, neurovascular supplies and clinical presentations.

There are one hundred and thirty figures, most with five structures highlighted.

Multiple choice questions for each structure have five possible answers, one being that sought after single best answer. Eight of the illustrations have up to fifteen structures labelled (A to N), this time the student must identify the structure from a given description.

Medical students will welcome the ability to identify structures they have seen in the anatomy suite and to test their knowledge to prepare them for their exams and for clinical practice.

Contents include the whole of the anatomy of the human body and include:

Embryology
The respiratory and cardiac systems
The upper limb and lower limb
The neck and back
The digestive system
The urogenital system
The head, brain and spinal cord