Physiological processes that lend themselves well to multimedia - things that move, change over time, or involve correlating multiple and simultaneous events. Each physiological concept is preceded by a set of goals and an anatomy review, and followed by a thorough quiz that tests mastery of those goals through engaging activities that ask them to predict outcomes, play with variables, and measure responses. Interactive Physiology will help students dig deeply into the most challenging material in the course and come out with a richer, more vivid understanding of principles that will last long after the course is complete. Animations - Animations show physiological processes in action. They can be paused, stepped through, or repeated to make it easier to comprehend processes that change over time, to correlate multiple events, or to relate physiological functions with graphical representations.
Animations concentrate on cellular and molecular processes.
Engaging animations allow students to predict outcomes and test their understanding. Students can return to the topic for a quick review with the click of a link button. Textbook Correlations - Students can access the appropriate chapter outline from Human Anatomy and Physiology, Third Edition, by Elaine N. Marieb, R.N., Ph.D. to help correlate the module topics with the relevant pages and figures in the textbook. Every topic contains learning goals for the student and a brief list of what the learner should know before proceeding.