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12 years ago
I am posting some of my completed exercises from the lab manual Human Anatomy Laboratory Manual with Cat Dissections (6th ed.) by Elaine Marieb and Susan J. Mitchell. I will warn you ahead of time some of the scans are not straight, there might be double copies of a page in the scanned exercise but oh well at least the answers are right.  If you have a question hit me up and when I find a free moment I will try to reply to you but warning I am a full time single mother (with no help what so ever), I work full time and I am a full-time student so it might not be right away. I will scan and post more of the exercises as I find them for this lab manual and my microbiology lab manual.

**I do advise you read about the information because you are only cheating yourself if you don't. This is one of the basic building blocks of the medical field. I do also know we all have busy lives these days and can use help from time to time.**

Enjoy. Wink Face

Exercises:
26 Anatomy of Respiratory System
27 Anatomy of Digestive System
28 Anatomy of Urinary System
29 Anatomy of Reproductive System
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12 years ago
These are real detailed Smiling Face with Open Mouth Wow.

Excellent upload and great reference too.
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12 years ago
Thanks I worked really hard to make them thorough since I had a British teacher who expected the same quality and adhered to the same standards he had back at Imperial College and Oxford in the UK. I do hope they can help people who need a little help Slight Smile Thank you again.  Grinning Face
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12 years ago
Do you have any on Urinalysis and Principles of Heredity?  Do you have any of the labs that are associated with them?
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12 years ago
Fantastic job! Thank you for your contibutions.
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12 years ago
Thank you so much... I really appreciate you doing this for everyone.  Again thanks!!
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11 years ago
Very helpful thanks!
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11 years ago
I have all of these if anyone needs any help.
Volunteers are seldom paid; not because they are worthless, but because they are PRICELESS!
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11 years ago
Quote from: trin (11 years ago)
I have all of these if anyone needs any help.

Trin, feel free to upload them onto this thread or in a new thread if you feel comfortable doing so.
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11 years ago
I would have to dust my scanner off! Slight Smile 
Volunteers are seldom paid; not because they are worthless, but because they are PRICELESS!
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11 years ago
Quote from: trin (11 years ago)
I would have to dust my scanner off! Slight Smile 

lol I thought you had digital copies. I don't want you to go through all the trouble!
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11 years ago
I have pdf. of the physioex. I will work on some scanning when I am up late.
Volunteers are seldom paid; not because they are worthless, but because they are PRICELESS!
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11 years ago
Thank you so much for these! I really appreciate this.  Slight Smile I know you put a lot of effort into these and I really appreciate the help.
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