A Textbook of Anatomy and Physiology

This book, according to the author, "is arranged to serve the needs of the student of anatomy and physiology outside the medical school," including students of nursing, physical education or one of the allied fields whose problems are fundamentally alike. The arrangement is excellent. Each chapter is headed with a convenient outline and closes with practical lesson helps. The book is written from the broad point of view of the author, which, reflected through all his writings, has placed him in the forefront among health educators as well as in the field of physical education. Of the authenticity of the material presented there can be no question; the form of its presentation makes this a workable textbook which should be a great aid to the student of anatomy and physiology, which the author admits are difficult subjects. For the students for whom he writes, the author says, "no shallow descriptive