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10 years ago
I purchased this manual used, and the person I bought it from had torn out some of the review sheets from the end of each chapter.

The book is "Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory Manual, Updated, Cat Version, 10th editon" It was published in 2012. The authors are Elaine N. Marieb and Susan J. Mitchell. ISBN: 978-0-321-76558-1.


I'm missing the review sheets form 10 chapters.

Chapter 6 (Pages 85-90)
Chapter 12 (Pages 167-168)
Chapter 14 (Pages 193-195)
Chapter 29 (Pages 437-442)
Chapter 30 (Pages 453-456)
Chapter 32 (Pages 485-490)
Chapter 36 (Pages 545-548)
Chapter 38 (Pages 591-596)
Chapter 40 (Pages 617-620)
Chapter 41 (Pages 627-628)

Thank you in advance.
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10 years ago
That sucks, but just to clarify, is chapter 6: Classification of Tissues ?
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10 years ago
Yeah, I know. And yes it is.
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10 years ago
OK, then I found you exercise 6.
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10 years ago
thank you!
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10 years ago
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thank you!

They're actually hard to find, takes a bit of digging. Sure hope you find the rest.
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#6
10 years ago
i've been searching for a week now. I know what you mean. thank you so much again.
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#7
10 years ago
I need to find a flowchart tracing the pathway of eating a ham sandwich to the site of absorption.
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#8
10 years ago
Thanks! Just what I was looking for.
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#9
10 years ago
Hi, you emailed my about a month ago... sorry I never checked to see if I had any messages but if you still need those chapter reviews.. I have them for you. Hope it's not too late.
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10 years ago
That's awesome for sharing the lab manual. I really appreciate. Thank you
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10 years ago
If you were able to find the rest of the lab sheets you needed, could you please post them or mark this as solved? Slight Smile
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10 years ago
Thank You!
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