physiology

"Examines all the complex processes that keep our bodies alive and thriving, from the basic building blocks of the body--our cells--to skin, muscles, and bones and the ways in which our many parts work together"--Amazon.com.

In a question and answer format addresses basic physiology, such as why one has bones, why one needs food, and how the body grows.

Text and microscopic photographs introduce the parts of the human body, including internal organs, systems, and other aspects of human physiology.

Examines animals who sense magnetic fields, including pigeons, rainbow trout, and sea turtles. Features a glossary, a website for further information, and color photographs.

Presents a wide variety of trivia facts and information on the human body alongside illustrations and diagrams.

Discusses different ways people keep cool in the summer, including spending time in the shade, sweating, using fans and air conditioners, swimming, staying hydrated, and eating cold foods. Includes a list of further resources, a glossary, and a list of words used in the text that help children become better readers.

Explores how scientists and inventors throughout history have tried to protect, repair, or improve the human body. Explores the history of soap, aspirin, antibiotics, prosthetics, surgery, blood transfusions, and various medical tools. Also discusses the future of 3D printing and bioprinting.

Unveil the impressive mysteries of your own body with this interactive trivia book.

What's the body's largest organ? Why do you need a liver? How does the eye see? It's time to wise up about the human body.

"A guide to human physiology that combines Japanese-style manga cartoons with educational content. Topics include the circulatory system, respiratory organs, digestive system, and the brain and nervous system, as well as concepts like genes, reproduction, and the endocrine system"--Provided by publisher.