Kim Hang-rae: Human anatomy

For the first time in medicine, anatomy is one of the most difficult subjects anyone has ever studied. That is why anatomy has been said: ‘ There is much to memorize. or, ‘ I’m not used to it because of the many unfamiliar terms. ’. ‘ I don't know. Most anatomy textbooks are rich in books and technology, which may make it difficult for students to understand and learn. So why is anatomy so hard to study? The technique of anatomy textbooks is very simple. 'There's this thing here, and it's called something. or, ‘ This is what it looks like. The sentence is so simple that it's not something you never understand. It's just that the anatomy terms for the expressions of the word, position or direction used in subject or object are unfamiliar and unfamiliar. And the idea of being unfamiliar is easy to understand when you move to a place you've never been to before. Most people at first don't know the geography of the house, but they start by checking out where they need to live, the subway station, the bus stop, the road, and then walking around the house on holiday or leisure time, and slowly getting used to the area. So is anatomy. But you're never going to be a stranger to anatomy. Because what anatomy is targeting is our ‘ body. ’. When you say head, chest, belly, arm, hand, foot, you probably don't know where it points in the body. Aren't you much more familiar with this than you've been in a strange place for the first time?

Korean title: 인체해부학

Korean author: 김항래

Korean publisher: 의학서원

ISBN-13: 9791163080176