physiology

Type: 
Topical Term
Subfield: 
x
Alias: 
physiology

Animal vision

1988
A brief overview of how different animals see and how their eyes function.

Your body yourself

a guide to your changing body
1993
A guide for any girl who needs answers to questions about her changing body, her feelings, the social pressures on her, and more.

Why calories count

from science to politics
2012
Explains what calories are, how they function, and how the human body uses them as a source of energy. Reveals why too many or too few calories cause health problems and offers tips on interpreting media in order to ensure one receives only the amount of calories one needs or desires.

Movement

the muscular and skeletal system
1993
Text and photographs describe the interactions of nerves, muscles, bones, tendons, and ligaments in various kinds of movements and discuss such related topics as avoiding injury, body language, and aging.

When birds change their feathers

1980
Describes how and why animals shed their feathers, hair, shells, horns etc., with emphasis on the molting of birds.

Living a heart-healthy life

2011
This book presents tips on lifestyle habits teens can develop to improve their heart health and avoid certain diseases and conditions that can occur when healthy choices are not made.

The digestive system

2000
An overview of the digestive system and how it works.

Is this really my body?

embracing physical changes
2010
Shares the true-to-life stories of teen and preteen girls who are struggling with issues involving puberty, body image, and physical changes, each with comments and advice from Dr. Robyn Silverman.

100% me

2009
An illustrated guide for boys and girls that discusses the physical changes to expect when entering adulthood, and covers hormones, menstruation, hygiene, physical appearances, emotions, socialization, and more.

My body, my self for girls

the "what's happening to my body?" workbook
1993
A workbook for girls ages eight to sixteen which provides stories, quizzes, exercises, checklists, diary pages, illustrations, and anecdotes, designed to help them deal with the questions and feelings they have about their changing bodies.

Pages

Subscribe to RSS - physiology