Anatomy & Physiology

Kenneth S. Saladin's textbook Anatomy & Physiology: The Unity of Form and Function, 10th Edition, offers college and university students a structured foundation in human biological structure and operation. This 1,232-page volume explains how individual organs and broader body systems work in coordination to maintain constant internal homeostasis.

The text presents biological organization through logical sequences, moving systematically from chemical and cellular foundations up to complex tissue structures. Detailed chapters examine the specific properties and functions of the four primary tissue types, which include epithelial, connective, muscle, and nervous tissue.

To help readers review primary concepts efficiently, the author breaks the narrative into short segments, each accompanied by learning outcomes and self-testing review questions. This layout provides practical study support for university undergraduates and instructors engaged in introductory college-level anatomy and physiology courses.