Study Guide to Accompany Nolte's the Human Brain: An Introduction to Its Functional Anatomy

by John Nolte and John Nolte PhD PhD

This Study Guide presents a condensed explanation of the major principles from The Human Brain, 5th Edition. It closely parallels chapter content from the textbook, with topical outlines at the beginning of each chapter. Discussions of major concepts are supplemented by numerous figures and tables, with citations to figures in the text included for easy reference. Self-evaluation questions review specific ideas covered in each chapter, and answers...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 032301321X
• ISBN13: 9780323013215
• Release Date: December 2001
• Publisher: Mosby
• Length: 200 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.4" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

Excellent

Many years ago I used the great Noback and Demarest text in grad school, but books like these are a big improvement over what was available back when I was in school. The illustrations are nothing less than stunning, and the text is clear and well written as well. It's more readable than many texts on the subject that I've suffered through over the years. The area of functional neuroanatomy is one of the most interesting areas because of the obvious practical applications, and so it's easier to motivate the study of this aspect of the subject, and readable and detailed texts like this make the subject enjoyable to study.

Concise and perfect for Med Students

I'm doing neuroscience research before applying to medical school. The suite of Nolte's "The Human Brain" books are part of a course i'm currently taking here that's Med School level Basic human neuroanatomy. The study guide is a perfect complement to the textbook and photographs books.

Amazing ook

This is an amazing book, It's easy to read, good graphics, It's everything you need for completely understand of the human brain anatomy.

Anatomy oriented

It is a very good book. It is concise in its explanations and the details are enough for someone who needs an anatomical view of the brain as opposed to a cellular or molecular approach. The pictures are fantastic. I use them for clarification all the time.

Great Intro

This is an awesome textbook if you are interested in studying the human brain. It is a good introductory book.