Anatomy and Physi students...lab manual help needed please!

I'm posting this on the OFF chance that someone on here taking anatomy or physiology might be using the same lab manual as me.

I don't know what the heck I did with my lab book, I just tore my house apart looking for it (and I KNOW I brought it home!) Was wondering if someone might have the same one that they could scan and email me two or three pages of it that I need.

Anyway, we are using Benson's Intermediate Anatomy and Physiology Lab Book, Cat Version....I need it for a couple of pages for my physi. class, if ANYONE could help, I'd be indebted to you forever! LOL!

And if not, that's cool, I'll get by. :) Thanks!

[SCmomof3, RN]

Sorry, we're using Marieb's book. Have you tried the publisher's website? You may be able to get some assistance there. Or does your school use WebCT or a similar program to connect students with each other and instructor? To find the publisher, go to Amazon and search for your book - it should give you the publisher and all relevant info. HTH :) Good luck!

[MryRose]

I'm posting this on the OFF chance that someone on here taking anatomy or physiology might be using the same lab manual as me.

I don't know what the heck I did with my lab book, I just tore my house apart looking for it (and I KNOW I brought it home!) Was wondering if someone might have the same one that they could scan and email me two or three pages of it that I need.

Anyway, we are using Benson's Intermediate Anatomy and Physiology Lab Book, Cat Version....I need it for a couple of pages for my physi. class, if ANYONE could help, I'd be indebted to you forever! LOL!

And if not, that's cool, I'll get by. :) Thanks!

You might want to go early and see if someone will let you make a copy of what is needed for todays lab only.

Otherwise you may need to buy another book. Last semester a few students got sued by the book publishers for copying the books at Kinko's copy center. One person bought the book and they split the cost by photocopying it for the others. They actually were sued! So be wary..... from what I hear from our Phys professor it cost them a hefty sum of money.

Not that you would do this, just thought that I would share this info. As expensive as these lab books are, I can understand why someone would think of doing that.