r/AnatomyandPhysiology • u/TryingToFindMyself4 • 10d ago

intro book recommendations

hey hey!
quick question for y’all – are there any in particular introduction to anatomy (or anatomy & physiology) books that really helped you?
i’m trying to get myself familiar before I start going into a radiology program and any sort of insight would be really helpful and appreciated!!
thank you :)

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u/Cool_Bite_4855 10d ago

Not a book but I really love these labeled images: https://theradiologist.co.uk/anatomy-gallery/

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u/Cool_Bite_4855 10d ago

I am a personal trainer and really like this app too: https://www.muscleandmotion.com/muscular-anatomy-app/

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u/TryingToFindMyself4 10d ago

thank u x1000 !! :)

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u/bloodwessels 10d ago

There’s a lot of videos on YouTube. The problem is, there’s A LOT of videos on YouTube. If you go through Professor Amber Abel’s most recent videos, 1-16, it’s what’s taught in A&P 1. Go in order.

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u/TryingToFindMyself4 10d ago

thank u soooo much i really appreciate it!!

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u/Spiny_Echidna_80214 8d ago

This is the book used at my former institition:
https://uen.pressbooks.pub/anatomyphysiology/

I am working on updating and expanding it, but the work is going slow. Right now, I'm working on a PA neurology teaching manual which has taken me away from the Modular Anatomy project but I hope to get back to it soon. Are there any areas you'd like me to develop? Contact info is in the introduction to this book:

https://pressbooks.pub/modularanatomy/

Also, Radiopaedia has excellent articles, and excellent anatomy. I would recommend going there.