Giant Human Anatomy Charts: Human Brain. Nine larger-than-life figures provide a comprehensive portrait of the anatomy of the human brain. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Turtox Human Physiology Charts: Human Circulatory System. A diagrammatic presentation of principal arteries, veins and the heart, showing auricle and ventricle in section. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Turtox Human Physiology Charts: Human Eye & Ear. Section of the eyeball showing principal parts of the eye and lateral view showing eyeball and muscles and their points of attachment. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Turtox Human Physiology Charts: Human Head. Median section showing principal organs of the head, including a portion of the trachea. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Turtox Human Physiology Charts: Human Heart. Eleven views of external, internal, lateral, superior, right and left ventricles and schematic sections of the human heart. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Turtox Human Physiology Charts: Human Nervous System. Shows a dorsal view of the spinal cord with principal nerves and dorsal, ventral and median longitudinal sections of the brain. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Turtox Human Physiology Charts: Human Skeleton. Upright view of a skeleton in life-like position with each bone and group of bones labelled; and side, sagittal and base views of a skull. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Human Anatomy and Physiology Visual Set. Fifty-six overhead transparencies for accompanying use with book Human Anatomy and Physiology (item number 45-6622). Type: Overhead Transparencies. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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The Human Body and How It Works. Human Anatomy and Physiology charts. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human), Immunology, Nutrition, Physiology (human) & Histology (human).
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Digital Humans - A Multimedia Tour of the Visible Human Project. The Visible Human Project, funded by the The National Library of Medicine, used two donated cadavers, one male and one female, to construct an image database of human anatomy amounting to more than 50 gigabytes (50,000 megabytes) of data. Type of record: CD-ROM. Category: Anatomy (human).
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The Human Body: Nervous System. This video film explores the biochemical communications network of the human body, through a series of animated sequences that trace the stucture of neurons and illuminate biochemical impulses. Type: Video Film. Category: Anatomy (human), Pathology (human), Pharmacology (human) & Physiology (human).
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15-Part Human Brain Model. 15 different parts that can be separated. Type: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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35 inch Human Skeleton. Designed by Leon Schlossberg of the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Medical School, this detailed, accurate, and fully articulated model is ideal for teaching purposes. Type of record: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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An Introduction to Human Anatomy. A practising pathologist made careful dissections of both normal and pathological conditions in every organ system of the human body. Type: Slides. Category: Anatomy (human), Histology (human) & Pathology (human).
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An Introduction to Human Development Anatomy. Through the use of actual human embryos the students can see structures develop that were previously only visible on nonhuman slides. Type: Slides. Category: Anatomy (human).
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An Overview of Human Anatomy: The Head and Torso. A powerful 40 minute videofilm designed with the teacher and student in mind. Type of record: Video Film. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Annotated Human Systems Clip Art CD-ROM. Eight hundred (800) colour pictures of various bodily systems and sensory organs, including nervous, muscular, endocrine, respiratory and digestive systems and eyes, ears, skin, teeth, taste, touch and smell. Type: CD-ROM. Category: Anatomy (animal).
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Articulated Human Skeleton. Plastic. Type: Skeletons. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Base of Human Head. Life size. Type: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Basic Animal and Human Body Systems. This program examines the digestive, circulatory, respiratory, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, integumentary and immune systems of fish, poultry, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and humans. Type of record: DVD. Category: Anatomy
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Basic Human Anatomy. This unique series features many composite photomicrographs of tissues, comparing normal and pathologic conditions. Type: Slides. Category: Anatomy (human), Histology (human), Pathology (human) & Physiology (human).
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Basic Human Development Set. Five transparencies present human embryos and foetuses at several stages. Type: Slides. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Basic Human Reproduction. This set of six overhead transparencies identifies the major parts of male and female reproductive systems, discusses the processes of menstruation and fertilization, and describes development of the human embryo. Type: Overhead Transparencies. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Binhold Human Mini Torso with Detachable Head. A miniature, one-half size torso on a base. Type of record: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Binhold Human Torso with Detachable Head. A natural size human torso with interchangeable male and female genital organs with 3-month embryo. Type: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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bio-LOGICAL™ Model: Human with Black Skin & Case. The life-sized peel-and-stick model allows students to easily manipulate organs, identify structures and make vital connections within and between systems. Type: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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bio-LOGICAL™ Model: Human with White & Black Skins & Case. The life-sized peel-and-stick model allows students to easily manipulate organs, identify structures and make vital connections within and between systems. Type: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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bio-LOGICAL™ Model: Human with White Skin & Case. The life-sized peel-and-stick model allows students to easily manipulate organs, identify structures and make vital connections within and between systems. Type: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Biology of Human Reproduction Set. A set of 40 frames taken from the illustrations in J. J. Head´s The Biology of Human Reproduction (Item number 45-6930). Type: Slides. Category: Anatomy (human), Histology (human) & Physiology (human).
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Body Explorer: An Interactive Multilingual Program on the Cross-Sectional Anatomy of the Visible Huma Human. Body Explorer provides unique access to labelled sectional images from the "Visible Human Project". Type: CD-ROM. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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CD-Atlas of Imaging of Human Anatomy. This CD-ROM provides a complete interactive atlas of human anatomy, including surface anatomy, osteology, clinical/anatomical relationships and neuroanatomy as well as general anatomy. Type: CD-ROM. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Complete Human Anatomy Collection. Fifty-four overheads with abundant overlays cover every major system of the human body. Type: Overhead Transparencies. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Complete Visible Human - Male Videodisc. The "Complete Visible Human - Male Videodisc" contains all the anatomical and radiological images from the Visible Human -Male Project (see record 4428) as well as reconstructed coronal and sagittal cross sections. Type: Video Disc. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Denoyer-Geppert Giant Human Anatomy Charts. A series of 15 giant-scale charts of human anatomy, organs and systems with a three-dimensional perspective and magnified detail views of anatomical complexities. Type: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Denoyer-Geppert Human Biology Survey Series. Ten multicoloured charts emphasize the functions of human body systems and system components at the microscopic as well as macroscopic levels. Type of record: Chart/Diagram. Category: Anatomy (human), Physiology (human) & Histology (human).
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Disarticulated Human Skeleton. This reproduction of a natural human skeleton is made of special plastic which does not deteriorate with age, and is also unbreakable. Type of record: Model. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Circulatory System. Covers pulmonary, systemic and lymphatic systems and presents detailed description of blood plasma and its function. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Haematology & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Digestive System. This program follows the food through the process of ingestion, digestion, absorption and elimination. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Ear. Presents vocabulary and diagrams of the outer, middle and inner ear. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Endocrine System. Beginning with a brief history of endocrine research, this program describes the important hormones and their sources and functions. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Eye. Details the parts of the eye, emphasizing retinal receptors. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Muscular System. Presents striated, smooth and cardiac muscle, their differences and similarities. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Nervous System. Details the nervous system, beginning with the neuron and culminating in the brain. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Reproductive System. Describes the male and female reproductive structures and their functions, and covers the formation of sperm and ovum. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Respiratory System. An interactive animation allows students to simulate changes in activity level and note its effects on the respiratory system. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Senses of Touch, Taste and Smell. Covers the structures relating to touch, taste and smell, with animation depicting their functions. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Skeletal System. The appendicular and axial skeletons stressing their functions of support and movement. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Skin. With an emphasis on its importance in immunology and the body´s integrity, the program presents the skin in graphics and tables. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Immunology & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Teeth. The teeth are seen as they relate to the ingestion of nutrients. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Urinary System. Follows the formation of wastes from the cells to their final expulsion from the body. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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