Activities in the Lab Guide include the appropriate level of anatomical detail for an undergraduate lab course and follow the structured learning path of PAL(tm) 3.1:

• 11 body system chapters correspond to the 11 body systems in PAL 3.1.
• Three key lab specimens--Human Cadaver, Anatomical Models, and Histology--are covered in each chapter.
• Learning objectives are listed at the beginning of each chapter as a quick preview.
• Each chapter guides students through an easy-to-follow, three-step learning path:
  • Self Review Exercises give students extensive practice identifying and learning key anatomical structures and relationships. Students are directed to specific images and Bone Rotations in PAL 3.1 and asked to label key anatomical structures. Students are also prompted to view 3D animations and then answer questions or complete tables in the Animations Questions section.
  • Quizzes include:
    • "Check Your Understanding"-- short-answer, fill-in-the-blank, and matching questions that focus on structure and basic function of key anatomical structures.
    • "Apply What You Learned" -- more challenging short-answer questions that force students to apply, analyze, and synthesize their knowledge of anatomy while considering a real-world scenario.
  • Lab Practicals conclude each chapter and simulate real lab exams with fill-in-the-blank questions. Here, students can test their knowledge of location, spelling, and function of the most important anatomical structures while studying color images from PAL 3.1.

Thorough instructor resources make it easier than ever to teach a course with Practice Anatomy Lab 3.1.

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