Musculoskeletal Anatomy Coloring Book, 3e

Reinforce your understanding of the musculoskeletal anatomy! Musculoskeletal Anatomy Coloring Book, 3rd Edition is a must if you re taking massage, physical therapy, chiropractic, orthopedic, and all other manual and movement therapy courses. This latest edition includes online access to The Muscular System Manual s companion Evolve site, which lets you view informative videos, take practice tests, and more! Focused specifically on musculoskeletal anatomy, this fun, interactive and engaging coloring book includes 635 high-quality illustrations. Each chapter focuses on key anatomic parts of the skeletal system, muscular system, nervous system, and arterial system; plus, composite drawings of all body systems and structures provide a complete look at the anatomy you will need to know in practice.

• UNIQUE! Did You Know? feature in every muscle spread provides additional details to strengthen your understanding of musculoskeletal structures and functions.
• UNIQUE! Short-answer reviews test your knowledge and help you learn to interpret anatomic information.
• A unique focus on musculoskeletal anatomy reinforces concepts specific to manual therapy to help you study more efficiently.
• More than 630 high-quality, anatomically detailed illustrations enable easier, more effective review.
• Accurate, streamlined coverage of musculoskeletal information simplifies the review process and emphasizes concepts essential to manual therapy.
• A clean, consistent page layout clearly illustrates the relationship between muscles and surrounding muscle groups.
• Fill-in-the-blank self-study exercises with accompanying answer keys help you prepare for exams.

• NEW! Online access to The Muscular System Manual, 4th Edition s Evolve site, enhances your review experience through interactive study tools including videos, The Interactive Muscle Program, practice test questions, Name That Muscle exercises, and more.
• NEW! Updated anatomy artwork helps you understand individual muscles as well as how they correspond to surrounding muscle groups.