The following selection of print study guides may be helpful for you in BIOL 2401. The only difference between a print book and an ebook is the format, so choose whichever format works better for you.
Medical Terminology Books
Some students may find medical terminology books helpful for learning the vocabulary of anatomy and physiology. For example, once you know that osteo means bone and myo means muscle, it becomes easier to decipher and remember unfamiliar words.
Medical Terminology Doodles by 
Medical Terminology for Dummies by 
Medical Terminology: A Living Language by 
Medical Terminology Made Incredibly Easy! by 
The Secret Language of Anatomy by General Anatomy and Physiology Books
The books below are general books that will help you through out your BIOL 2401 class.
Anatomy 101 by 
Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathophysiology for Allied Health by 
Anatomy & Physiology: a Complete Introduction by 
Anatomy and Physiology for Dummies by 
The Concise Human Body Book by 
The Everything Guide to Anatomy and Physiology by 
Gray's Clinical Photographic Dissector of the Human Body by 
Great Ways to Learn Anatomy and Physiology by 
The Handy Anatomy Answer Book by 
How the Body Works by 
Human Anatomy: a Very Short Introduction by 
Human Body by 
The Human Body Atlas
The Human Body Book by 
The Human Body in Minutes by 
Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology, Volume 1 by 
McMinn's Concise Human Anatomy by 
Physiology at a Glance by 
Schaum's Outline of Human Anatomy and Physiology by 
Survival Guide for Anatomy and Physiology by
Skeletal and Muscular Systems
The books below focus on the skeletal and muscular systems.
The Concise Book of Muscles, Fourth Edition by 
Functional Anatomy for Sport and Exercise by 
Netter's Moving AnatoME by Nervous System
The books below focus on the nervous system and the brain.
The Brain Book
Neurobiology for Dummies by Vision
The books below focus on the structures and physiology of vision.
How Vision Works: The Physiological Mechanisms Behind What We See by 
Vision: How It Works and What Can Go Wrong by The TCC Libraries have many anatomy and physiology books on the shelves ready for you to check out with your TCC ID card. You can also have books from other TCC campuses sent to your home campus for free. Follow the directions below to search for more books.
To Find Print Books in the TCC Library:
1. Begin on the Library homepage at https://library.tccd.edu/
2. Scroll down to the box on the left that says TCC Catalog
3. Select the "In the Library" box
4. Select your home campus or leave the selection as Any Campus
5. Type what you want to find in the search box, such as "anatomy" and click the Search button
6. Check the location of your chosen book, and use the call number (Ex: QM23.2 .B62 2016) to find it on the shelf
7. If the book is not available at your campus, follow the directions below to have the book sent to your campus for free
The TCC Libraries share their collection, so you can have any eligible book sent to your home campus for free. It may take several days to transfer the book, so plan ahead.
1. Find a book you want and click the "Sign in" link
2. Click the Request link
3. Select the campus you want to send the book to
4. Click the Send Request link
5. When the book arrives at your chosen campus, you will receive an email in your myTCC email account
