Anatomy Coloring Book

**RosesrReder, BSN, MSN, RN** · Nov 14, 2005

I heard this one is good. Good luck

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?isbn=0805350861&endeca=1&cds2Pid=107&linkid=530809

beckyboo1, BSN, RN · Nov 14, 2005

i've just started using this one and so far seems like a good one.

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Becky

sddlnscp · Nov 14, 2005

i've just started using this one and so far seems like a good one.
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?userid=hu0syaLCXO&isbn=0805372768&TXT=Y&itm=2
Becky

This one (Anatomy & Physiology Colring Workbook by Elaine N. Marieb - 8th edition) is great! It is actually required with the course I am in and it follows the text wonderfully! Very helpful!

Peachy720 · Nov 14, 2005

I have the two Kapit and Elson ones Jess is talking about.

Honestly, I find them a waste.

I was so excited in A&P I. I had my two coloring books, my Marieb study guide, and my Netter's flashcards. Guess how many times I've used them? One each.

I don't find there's enough time to use everything. I'm in A&P II, and I'm doing the same thing I wound up doing for A&P I. Getting as many old notes(both A&P I and II so I can compare) of students, and putting them in a binder with my notes from last semester. Everyday, I try and read one A&P I division of notes for the test, and one from A&P II.

But if you have the time, go for it. The time I did use my coloring book was in lab, learning the bones. I will say it was very stress-relieving! :rotfl:

edit: also, everyone learns differently, and i've heard this book has helped people....so, you never know!

Good luck, and hope my post made some sense!! :imbar

Shannon RN 2be · Nov 14, 2005

I just have a couple more questions; I hope you all don’t mind. First of all I am not sure what text book we are using. Should I wait to buy a coloring book till after I know what test book we are using? Do these anatomy books have the real name for parts, and the common name? How technical is it, to much, or not enough? I don't want to get an easy one if it’s not going to show me all that I need to know. I have the time to color; I am just looking for other ways I can use to memorize all this information. I really want to do well in A&P, thanks so much for all the help.

Hugs :icon_hug:

Shannon

sddlnscp · Nov 14, 2005

Shannon, the one I have is pretty in-depth. I really like it. Not only does it have the biggest portions of the anatomy, but it has questions like multiple-choice, fill in the blank, and figure out the answer on "at the clinic" reviews as well as a visual exercise at the end of each chapter. It's great for multiple learning styles. I learn the best by the coloring activities - first I figure out the term of the area I am going to color, and then I repeat it over and over (in my head) as I color the area. It helps to solidify it for me. Of course, I am a "hands-on" learner, so that helps a lot. I don't know if it makes a difference what text you have or not, the text I have is "Anatomy & Physiology" 3rd edition by Saladin. The coloring workbook is grouped into chapters similar to each unit we have covered so far. Ask away if you have any more questions.

**RosesrReder, BSN, MSN, RN** · Nov 15, 2005

i've just started using this one and so far seems like a good one.
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?userid=hu0syaLCXO&isbn=0805372768&TXT=Y&itm=2
Becky

I love Marieb's books. Our text and lab book were by her and they are soooo awsome. :)

**RosesrReder, BSN, MSN, RN** · Nov 15, 2005

I have the two Kapit and Elson ones Jess is talking about.
Honestly, I find them a waste.
I was so excited in A&P I. I had my two coloring books, my Marieb study guide, and my Netter's flashcards. Guess how many times I've used them? One each.
I don't find there's enough time to use everything. I'm in A&P II, and I'm doing the same thing I wound up doing for A&P I. Getting as many old notes(both A&P I and II so I can compare) of students, and putting them in a binder with my notes from last semester. Everyday, I try and read one A&P I division of notes for the test, and one from A&P II.
But if you have the time, go for it. The time I did use my coloring book was in lab, learning the bones. I will say it was very stress-relieving! :rotfl:
edit: also, everyone learns differently, and i've heard this book has helped people....so, you never know!
Good luck, and hope my post made some sense!! :imbar

I too find them a waste. I did not use them for either A&P 1 or 2, but my lab partner did and they are pretty detailed and interesting. I did however made my own flashcards and that helped me tremendously.

There are many who do much better with the book. I gave it a try but found that making copies from the book and whiting out the ansewer then making several copies made it easier for me to learn and memorize. :)

Chicklet2 · Nov 15, 2005

I bought an Anatomy coloring book that our school supplied, i colored one pic and never opened it again...........

Nathalie · Nov 15, 2005

I had the Elaine Marieb coloring book. I only used it for the bones although im sure it wold have helped me for those pesky little muscles too I just didnt have the time to sit there and color everything. But they are VERY useful, its just a matter of finding the time! Good Luck

Iridescent Orchid, CNA, LPN · Aug 5, 2011

I'm debating on getting the Kapit coloring books for Anatomy and the one for Physiology...to those who have purchased these ones, is it worth it? I have them in my cart on Amazon...Books-A-Million wanted quite a few $$ extra for each...

I don't mind coloring and feel the time I have to focus on each part, coloring it, will help me learn much better. I will have enough time to set aside to do the coloring, considering I'm only taking one other class along with this one, Psychology, and it's hybrid.