Anatomia con Orientacion Clinica

by Keith L. Moore, Arthur F. Dalley II, Anne M. Aqur

Proporciona a los estudiantes de primer año de medicina y de ramas sanitarias afines la información anatómica con orientación clínica que necesitan para realizar dichos estudios teóricos y prácticos. Como en ediciones anteriores, la sexta edición da importancia clínica a la anatomía relevante en el diagnóstico físico en atención primaria, en la interpretación de las imágenes diagnósticas y en comprender la base anatómica de la medicina de urgencias y de la cirugía general. El libro destaca por sus Correlaciones clínicas generalmente presentadas en la obra con los conocidos "Cuadros azules", apartados con información clínica, cuyo número ha aumentado y muchos de ellos se acompañan ahora de fotografías y/o ilustraciones dinámicas en color para ayudar a comprender la importancia práctica de la anatomía. Dentro de los cuadros hay diferentes iconos que indican el tipo de información clínica que contienen. También se incluyen apartados que resumen la información más importante para una revisión rápida. El libro pone énfasis en la anatomía funcional, describe la acción y la utilidad de los músculos y los grupos musculares en las actividades cotidianas y organiza la información compleja sobre venas, arterias y otras estructuras en tablas ilustradas. Cada uno de los capítulos dedicados a regiones anatómicas concretas contiene varias combinaciones de imágenes clínicas/diagnósticas, con ilustraciones que contribuyen a la preparación de futuros profesionales que requieren estar familiarizados con las técnicas de diagnóstico por la imagen. Acceso a la página web thePoint que aporta métodos y recursos de aprendizaje para profesores y estudiantes.

Genres: Medicine, Medical, Textbooks, Reference, Nonfiction, School, Biology

1164 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 1, 1985

About the author

Keith L. Moore (MSc PhD FIAC FRSM FAAA) is a physician specializing in embryology and human development.

Reviews

[Tomass]

Whoa, coarctation of the aorta, tell me Moore.

[Daniela]

why is this on goodr eads dear good ISNT IT ENOUGH THAT THIS BOOK HAS ME WANTING TO KILL MYSELF EVERY DAY OF MY LIFE? DO I HAVE TO SEE IT HERE TO??? also such an old cover wtf we are on the 8th edition now

[Joshua Samsoondar]

Very clear and relevant to anatomy exams.

[Adrian Anderson]

An excellent Anatomy text geared to those who have never tackled the subject before. The book has great scope as well as depth of knowledge and I think (as it was for my course of study) it should be an essential text.

I loved the summarizations at the end of each section boiling down WHAT REALLY MATTERS - because let's face it. There are just too many darn parts in the human body for us to remember all the components, relations to other components, nerve, venous and arterial supplies for, LOL.

Get this book. You won't be disappointed. It is authored especially with a clinician's perspective.

[layan (hiatus)]

I don’t want to go through that ever again.

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16/feb/2026
Update (second half of the semester): I was wrong about it cutting down information. I’m actually starting to sort of hate anatomy, which I don’t know if that’s good or bad. What I do love, though, are the clinical boxes. I’ll be reading all this boring, dry text, then get to the clinical part and I’m always like, “yeah, this is what I’m in medicine for.” Still, I DONT like anatomy.

[Lindsey]

Had a mental breakdown at half price books today and I opened up this bad boy and read the section on veins (bc I’m on vascular surgery rn) and felt instantly better 💯 so I’ll give this book ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 🩷

[Kelly⁷]

*insert here that TikTok of Cardi B that says "it was lovely to have you here, I will see you next year... or not" *laughs**

[Bryanna]

Excellent Diagrams and managed to make the text content less dry than most textbooks.

Recommend making pages more absorbent, my tears have caused irreparable water damage.

[Zahra]

Nice book.

[Amy Kronenberg]

what a read! learned a lot. am so excited to learn more in med school! i’m on the plane rn and am bored. :)

[Peter Elias]

This is a book I pull regularly to show patients the relevant anatomy and talk about their disease process. It would be a useful book for any family with family members with significant ongoing illness who wanted to be able to better understand what is going on with their illness or body.

[Linny]

Great introduction to Anatomy.

[Hafsat]

good for medical students

[Tate ♡]

Esta bien explicado. Pero falta más en cuanto a ciertos casos clinicos para mi..
Y ademas los mapas son excelentes para guiarte.

[ꨄ︎ b r u n a]

Li para a universidade, não tenho muito o que falar. A linguagem era bem complicada e confusa em alguns momentos.

[Roma]

Very student-friendly and easy to understand. I had fun learning anatomy because of this book.

[Sabrinaayuf]

Clinical perks nya Ok. Good job moore keren lu

[Soumendra Manna]

8th

[Yuby]

Buen libro, pero hay mejores

[Olga]

Too much angst for my like but worth the reading

[Theresa Hopkins]

Dry humor. Didn’t get it. Aced the test tho

[Denisse]

made me cry all semester

[fany rossainzz]

JAAJJAJAJAJ no lo puedo creer, mi libro más personal se encuentra en goodreads

[teo ♥]

Did i finish it or did it finish me

[Lulu]

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

[SirriCan]

Çok iyi bir metin. Tarihselcilere iyi geçirmiş. Cismani varlığımızı bize çok iyi anlatmış. Çok boşum bu ara götüm ağrıdığı zaman götüm değil de os sacrum kemiğim demek istiyorum. Tuvalette okuyorum zaten. 250 deyim şu an. "sargı bezlerine, appendixlere"

[Doug]

Oof!!

[Leah]

What did i learn?

A lot!

[Luna]

Walopun SAYA GAK PUNYA buku ini, tapi pernah baca (pinjam totin). Well, bukunya sih oke, kalo baca dan INGAT pasti nilai tentamen bakal bagus. Sayangnya nilai saya selalu "mepet". Hahaa

[Test]

Ok.