Advanced Human Body Encyclopedia
By fionazul
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Description
Advanced version of: Encyclopedia Human Body….
The Human Body Anatomy is the application to learn the 14 Human Body Systems
(extencive version) of the human body and how this beautiful machine and all the systems inside works.
We have included the fourteen Human Body System with extencive information and graphics with labels.
You can zoom in / out all time the information text, and zoom in / out all the graphics to enlarge using two fingers on screen.
The fourteen Human Body Anatomy systems which are on this application:
- Skeletal System
- Muscular System
- Nervous System
- Endocrine System
- Lymphatic System
- Digestive System
- CardioVascular System
- Respiratory System
- Urinary System
- Reproductory System
- Inmune System
- Sensory System
- Excretoy System
- Integumentary System
We appreciate your visit to our website, www.fionazul.com
or place a comment to make a better application please. (updates)
Also your emails are always welcome.
This is the advanced version of this Encyclopedia
if you need the basic version of this Human Body Encyclopedia:
place a search on the sTore of the word: fionazul
English Version:
(other language versions: For italian, spanish and french language version please:
place a search on the store for the word: fionazul )
Advanced Version: Encyclopedia Human Anatomy (english).
Thanks.
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Customer Reviews
Excellent pocket reference
This app has a lot of information very useful if you are studying the human body.
Don't let the cool pics fool you.
Stick to your own textbooks. In the nervous system, the information fields contain super cool pics but the words are filler, like they cut and pasted to fill up the fields and just get an app out.
The first sentences of most submenus seem like they relate to the human body, but then they go off in some illogical direction discussing sponge and hermaphrodite worm nerves on an app that says "Human Anatomy" at the top of every page.. Seriously?
The sensory section names touch receptors as "specialized cells" which send signals, but doesn't name them (Meisners, Pacinian, etc.). It doesn't differentiate btw nociceptors (pain) and proprioceptors (position/movement) or the like.
Again, like someone else said, it talks about other species, insects etc., and not so much about human body.
But hey... By now they've made their couple hundred dollars so what do they care?
Do not buy. This smacks of scam. For the time it took them to make this, they could have pasted more accurate info from wikki.
student
Horrible! You think you're reading about the human body, then suddenly the text goes into the body parts of insects and other wild-life!
- $1.99
- Category: Medical
- Released: Jan 28, 2010
- Version: 1.0
- Size: 40.6 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Kenni Lopez
- © fionazul.com
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 2.2 or later
