Clinical Anatomy Flash Cards

Clinical Anatomy Flash Cards were created to serve as the premier ancillary learning resource for the study of clinically relevant anatomy. The cards are designed for use by all undergraduate, graduate, and professional level students of anatomy; surgical residents; and practicing clinicians in need of a comprehensive review. The flash cards are organized around the popular "blue boxes" from Clinically Oriented Anatomy, 5th Edition, by Moore and Dalley, and they feature artwork from Grant's Atlas of Anatomy, 11th Edition, by Agur and Dalley The front of each card features an image fromGrant's Atlas-the finest collection of anatomy images available-with 5 to 10 structures indicated for identification; the answers are provided on the back of the card. Approximately 150 muscles are labeled with red numbers on the front of the cards with corresponding attachment, innervation, and action information detailed on the back. Clinically relevant blue boxes,modified from Clinically Oriented Anatomy, appear on the back of most cards and serve to reinforce the anatomy pictured on the front. Approximately 90 per cent of the blue box topics from Clinically Oriented Anatomy are covered in this set. Thorax Abdomen Pelvis and Perineum Back Lower Limb Upper Limb Head Neck Cranial Nerves