Easy Way - Anatomy, Biology, Chemistry, Electronics and Physics
by Barron's Educational Publishers
Grades 7 through Adult
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These easy-to-understand, self-teaching books are perfect for learning the basics, brushing up before testing, or for review. They cover all the essentials for each subject, presenting fundamental concepts with clear, easy to understand language and examples. Easy Way titles cover advanced high school and college-101 levels. The practical ‘get to the point’ approach enables the student to cover the subject matter thoroughly in a shorter amount of time. I went through the chemistry text and found it to be excellent and as in-depth and challenging as necessary for high school. See our foreign language, math, and consumer math and business sections for more of these great books.
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Anatomy and Physiology The Easy Way
Table of Contents:
Preface,
Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology,
The Chemical Basis of Anatomy and Physiology,
Cells and Cell Physiology,
Tissues,
The Integumentary System,
Bones and Joints,
The Skeletal System,
Muscle Physiology,
the Muscles,
The Nervous System: Basic Structure and Function,
The Nervous System: Organization,
The Special Senses,
The Endocrine System,
The Blood,
The Cardiovascular System,
The Lymphatic and Immune Systems,
The Respiratory System,
The Digestive System,
Metabolism and Nutrition,
The Urinary System,
Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid/Base Balance,
The Male Reproductive System,
The Female Reproductive System,
Glossary,
Index
Explanatory chapters are supplemented with hundreds of practice-and-review questions and answers.
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Biology The Easy Way
This book reviews fundamentals of biology on a high school and college-101 level. It summarizes latest concepts and research in modern biology. Topics covered include the cell, bacteria and viruses, fungi, plants, invertebrates, chordates, Homo Sapiens, heredity, genetics and biotechnology, evolution, ecology, and much more. Questions and answers for review and self-testing are included.
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Chemistry The Easy Way
Written primarily for high school and college-101 students, this book covers all important chemistry topics, including atomic structure, bonding, chemical formulas, gases, chemical calculations, liquids, solids, and phase changes, chemical reactions, acids, bases, salts, electrochemistry, the basics of organic chemistry, and other related subjects. The book also presents five practice tests with answers, charts, reference tables, and a helpful glossary.
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Electronics The Easy Way
This supplementary textbook for electrical engineering students will also prove enlightening to others who have an aptitude for working with electronic equipment. The authors present a complex subject in step-by-step fashion—literally guiding students through the easy way to understand electronics. This newly updated edition embraces the most recent developments in electronics. Opening with a chapter on the many available careers in the field, the authors continue with a review of the basic principles of electricity and electronics. Subsequent chapters explain semiconductors, audio amplifiers, stereo equipment, oscillators, transmitters, television, lasers and fiber optics, radar, computer hardware, and much more. The book is filled with informative line art and circuitry diagrams.
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Physics The Easy Way
Here is an introduction to physics for high school students, college-101 courses, or students looking for a self-teaching introduction to this sometimes intimidating science. The author makes physics easier to comprehend by using ordinary language to explain concepts. Mathematical techniques, limited to elementary algebra, are introduced and used throughout to provide the necessary rigor and to give students the tools they need to solve problems. Topics introduced include motion, forces, machines, energy, heat, wave motion, noise and music, electricity, magnetism, electromagnetic waves, the properties of light, and an introduction to nuclear physics. May be used by prospective medical school students to help them prepare for many questions that appear in the MCAT. Material in the text that applies to the MCAT as well as material specific to college-level introductory physics is marked with an asterisk.
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