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From the working principles of muscles and organs to diseases and disorders of each body part.
Essential knowledge for your body that will become your bones and flesh!
We all seek out healthy diets and take all kinds of medicines and supplements to live a healthy life.
Sometimes we go on diets and build muscle to have a nice and pretty body.
But do you really know your own body? Do you truly understand the knowledge about your body that will accompany you for the rest of your life?
"Anatomy Class, Finally" is an introductory book on anatomy written by a professor who has taught anatomy for over 20 years, for all of us who want to live healthy lives.
Almost all knowledge about our body, from the components that make up the human body, such as skin, bones, muscles, and organs, and how they work, to diseases and disorders that follow, is organized in one book.
Contains over 100 full-color human anatomy diagrams to help you understand difficult anatomy and see the human body structure at a glance.
It serves as a reliable reference not only for the general public who wants to know about anatomy, but also for students aspiring to medical and health care careers, and those working in health management and exercise guidance who need to understand the functions of the human body.
American physician Frederick M.
“Studying the human body can reveal the connection between a healthy body and a successful life,” Rossiter said.
Whatever life we desire, a healthy body is fundamental and essential.
Therefore, anatomy, which is the study of the structure and working principles of our body, is not knowledge only for experts in a specific field, but is a core subject that we all must study at least once in our lives.
Now, let's put this book on the bookshelf for my body, which will be with me for the rest of my life.
Essential knowledge for your body that will become your bones and flesh!
We all seek out healthy diets and take all kinds of medicines and supplements to live a healthy life.
Sometimes we go on diets and build muscle to have a nice and pretty body.
But do you really know your own body? Do you truly understand the knowledge about your body that will accompany you for the rest of your life?
"Anatomy Class, Finally" is an introductory book on anatomy written by a professor who has taught anatomy for over 20 years, for all of us who want to live healthy lives.
Almost all knowledge about our body, from the components that make up the human body, such as skin, bones, muscles, and organs, and how they work, to diseases and disorders that follow, is organized in one book.
Contains over 100 full-color human anatomy diagrams to help you understand difficult anatomy and see the human body structure at a glance.
It serves as a reliable reference not only for the general public who wants to know about anatomy, but also for students aspiring to medical and health care careers, and those working in health management and exercise guidance who need to understand the functions of the human body.
American physician Frederick M.
“Studying the human body can reveal the connection between a healthy body and a successful life,” Rossiter said.
Whatever life we desire, a healthy body is fundamental and essential.
Therefore, anatomy, which is the study of the structure and working principles of our body, is not knowledge only for experts in a specific field, but is a core subject that we all must study at least once in our lives.
Now, let's put this book on the bookshelf for my body, which will be with me for the rest of my life.
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Introduction: An adventure in human anatomy, starting from the cells.
Chapter 1 Cells: The Smallest Units of the Body
Cellular Chemistry│We Are All Atoms
Chemical Bonding│How do atoms stick together?
Carbohydrates and Proteins│We are carbon-based life forms.
Lipids and Nucleic Acids│Energy Stores and Cryptographic Communications
Major Weapon Compounds│Night of the Living Dead
Cell Structure│The Secret Life of Cells
Chapter 2 Organization: Teamwork of Cells
Organizational Structure│A Team of Closely Knit Cells
Epithelial tissue│The shell that covers my body
Connective Tissue and Muscle Tissue│Organisms of the World, Unite
Nervous Tissue│Don't worry about it? How do you do that?
Chapter 3 Skin: The Clothes We Wear Our Lives
Skin, Hair, and Nails│Give Your Skin a Treat
Structure and Function of the Skin│Isn't your skin no joke?
Skin Diseases and Disorders│Enemies that Threaten the Skin
Chapter 4 Bones: The Solid Pillars That Build My Body
Musculoskeletal System│Everyone Has a Skeleton
Torso Bone│Adam's ribs were removed?
Limb bones and joints│Limbs that move creakingly
Bone Growth, Repair, and Disease│Bone-Cutting Growth and Aching Pain
Chapter 5 Muscles: Pushing and Pulling to Move the Body
Major Skeletal Muscles│Move! Move!
Nerve-Muscle Connection│When I Signal, It Moves
Muscle Contraction│How We Use Force
Muscle Diseases and Disorders│Muscle Pain Isn't the Only Problem
Chapter 6: The Nervous System: The Superhigh-Speed Communication Network Connecting Body and Brain
Signal Transmission in the Nervous System│Completely Mastering Cellular Communication
Brain and Spinal Cord│Our Body's CPU
Peripheral Nervous System│Spread signals in all directions!
Autonomic Nervous System│Automatic Reflexes!
Diseases and Disorders of the Nervous System│Where there is complexity, problems are bound to arise.
Sensory Reception and Perception│How We Experience the World
Vision│High-performance camera in my body
Hearing, balance, smell, and taste│Staggering while listening, smelling, and tasting
Diseases and Disorders of the Senses│If You Can No Longer Feel the World
Chapter 7: The Cardiovascular System: The Highway That Carries Red Blood
Cardiovascular System and Heart│My Heart Is Still Beating
Heartbeat│My heart keeps beating because of you
Blood vessels│Now I can feel the blood flowing
Blood circulation│Revolving with boiling passion
Red Blood Cells│Taxi Drivers Who Run Through the Human Body
White Blood Cells│Brave Warriors Fighting Infection
Plasma and Platelets│Blood is Thicker than Water
Bleeding and Hemostasis│How a Wound Forms a Crust
Blood Diseases and Disorders│Problems can arise even without bleeding.
Chapter 8: The Lymphatic and Immune Systems: My Body's 24-Hour Security System
Lymph and Lymph Circulation│Getting Out of a Leaky Stomach
Lymphatic organs│Our body's environmental beautification agents
Innate Immunity and Natural Immunity│The Human Body's Advanced Defense System
Adaptive Immunity│The Learner Wins
Diseases and Disorders of the Immune System│What Happens When Your Defenses Collapse
Chapter 9: The Digestive System: The Energy-Producing Factory That Chews, Swallows, and Dissolves
Digestive System│Where should I try it?
Upper Gastrointestinal Tract│From Swallowing Food to Feeling Full
Lower gastrointestinal tract│Until the stomach is empty and you have to go to the bathroom
Nutrition│The fuel that powers our bodies
Diseases and disorders of the digestive system│If you have bloating and stomach pain
Chapter 10: The Respiratory System: The Pathways for Inhalation and Exhalation
Respiratory System│Let's try breathing exercises
Inhale and exhale│Inhale, exhale, and again
Diseases and Disorders of the Respiratory System│When It's Difficult to Breathe
Chapter 11: The Endocrine and Urinary Systems: The Magic of Hormones and Their Drainage
Endocrine System│How are hormones made?
Endocrine Diseases and Disorders│When Hormones Go Wrong
Urinary system│Urgent, urgent, bathroom
Functions and Diseases of the Urinary System and Disorders│What Happens When You Can't Excrete Properly
Chapter 12: The Reproductive System: Where New Life Comes to Life
The Male Reproductive System | Making a Baby, Part 1
Diseases and Disorders of the Male Reproductive System│Being Ill Is Not Shameful
Female Reproductive System│Making a Baby Part 2
Diseases and Disorders of the Female Reproductive System│Risks of Pregnancy
Translator's Note: Stories told through the language of anatomy
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Introduction: An adventure in human anatomy, starting from the cells.
Chapter 1 Cells: The Smallest Units of the Body
Cellular Chemistry│We Are All Atoms
Chemical Bonding│How do atoms stick together?
Carbohydrates and Proteins│We are carbon-based life forms.
Lipids and Nucleic Acids│Energy Stores and Cryptographic Communications
Major Weapon Compounds│Night of the Living Dead
Cell Structure│The Secret Life of Cells
Chapter 2 Organization: Teamwork of Cells
Organizational Structure│A Team of Closely Knit Cells
Epithelial tissue│The shell that covers my body
Connective Tissue and Muscle Tissue│Organisms of the World, Unite
Nervous Tissue│Don't worry about it? How do you do that?
Chapter 3 Skin: The Clothes We Wear Our Lives
Skin, Hair, and Nails│Give Your Skin a Treat
Structure and Function of the Skin│Isn't your skin no joke?
Skin Diseases and Disorders│Enemies that Threaten the Skin
Chapter 4 Bones: The Solid Pillars That Build My Body
Musculoskeletal System│Everyone Has a Skeleton
Torso Bone│Adam's ribs were removed?
Limb bones and joints│Limbs that move creakingly
Bone Growth, Repair, and Disease│Bone-Cutting Growth and Aching Pain
Chapter 5 Muscles: Pushing and Pulling to Move the Body
Major Skeletal Muscles│Move! Move!
Nerve-Muscle Connection│When I Signal, It Moves
Muscle Contraction│How We Use Force
Muscle Diseases and Disorders│Muscle Pain Isn't the Only Problem
Chapter 6: The Nervous System: The Superhigh-Speed Communication Network Connecting Body and Brain
Signal Transmission in the Nervous System│Completely Mastering Cellular Communication
Brain and Spinal Cord│Our Body's CPU
Peripheral Nervous System│Spread signals in all directions!
Autonomic Nervous System│Automatic Reflexes!
Diseases and Disorders of the Nervous System│Where there is complexity, problems are bound to arise.
Sensory Reception and Perception│How We Experience the World
Vision│High-performance camera in my body
Hearing, balance, smell, and taste│Staggering while listening, smelling, and tasting
Diseases and Disorders of the Senses│If You Can No Longer Feel the World
Chapter 7: The Cardiovascular System: The Highway That Carries Red Blood
Cardiovascular System and Heart│My Heart Is Still Beating
Heartbeat│My heart keeps beating because of you
Blood vessels│Now I can feel the blood flowing
Blood circulation│Revolving with boiling passion
Red Blood Cells│Taxi Drivers Who Run Through the Human Body
White Blood Cells│Brave Warriors Fighting Infection
Plasma and Platelets│Blood is Thicker than Water
Bleeding and Hemostasis│How a Wound Forms a Crust
Blood Diseases and Disorders│Problems can arise even without bleeding.
Chapter 8: The Lymphatic and Immune Systems: My Body's 24-Hour Security System
Lymph and Lymph Circulation│Getting Out of a Leaky Stomach
Lymphatic organs│Our body's environmental beautification agents
Innate Immunity and Natural Immunity│The Human Body's Advanced Defense System
Adaptive Immunity│The Learner Wins
Diseases and Disorders of the Immune System│What Happens When Your Defenses Collapse
Chapter 9: The Digestive System: The Energy-Producing Factory That Chews, Swallows, and Dissolves
Digestive System│Where should I try it?
Upper Gastrointestinal Tract│From Swallowing Food to Feeling Full
Lower gastrointestinal tract│Until the stomach is empty and you have to go to the bathroom
Nutrition│The fuel that powers our bodies
Diseases and disorders of the digestive system│If you have bloating and stomach pain
Chapter 10: The Respiratory System: The Pathways for Inhalation and Exhalation
Respiratory System│Let's try breathing exercises
Inhale and exhale│Inhale, exhale, and again
Diseases and Disorders of the Respiratory System│When It's Difficult to Breathe
Chapter 11: The Endocrine and Urinary Systems: The Magic of Hormones and Their Drainage
Endocrine System│How are hormones made?
Endocrine Diseases and Disorders│When Hormones Go Wrong
Urinary system│Urgent, urgent, bathroom
Functions and Diseases of the Urinary System and Disorders│What Happens When You Can't Excrete Properly
Chapter 12: The Reproductive System: Where New Life Comes to Life
The Male Reproductive System | Making a Baby, Part 1
Diseases and Disorders of the Male Reproductive System│Being Ill Is Not Shameful
Female Reproductive System│Making a Baby Part 2
Diseases and Disorders of the Female Reproductive System│Risks of Pregnancy
Translator's Note: Stories told through the language of anatomy
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Into the book
Humans have always been fascinated by the human body.
Early scientific illustrations and commentary show just how long our fascination with the human body has lasted.
People who painted cave paintings and wrote hieroglyphs also understood the complex structure of the human body.
Even today, we are still uncovering the mysteries of the human body.
--- p.9 "Introduction: An Adventure in Anatomy of the Human Body, Starting from Cells"
This book is written for readers who do not have a PhD in biochemistry.
Even people who have studied high school biology for decades can understand the principles presented in this book.
If you learn the basic concepts thoroughly, you will eventually come to understand the complex human body.
Remember, you already have an advantage because you all have a human body!
--- p.10 "Introduction: An Adventure in Anatomy of the Human Body, Starting from Cells"
The human body and the world it inhabits were created thanks to the interactions between atoms, the building blocks of matter.
Atoms come together to form elements, pure substances that cannot be broken down chemically (further decomposition is the domain of nuclear reactions).
(Atomic means are needed to decompose the elements).
Various elements combine to form cells, the smallest functional unit of the human body.
For example, blood cells carry oxygen throughout the body.
The structure of blood cells is different from that of nerve cells or muscle cells, which perform different functions.
The structure and function of these cells are all determined by chemical principles.
--- p.19 "Cell Chemistry"
What's the largest organ in the human body? Surprisingly, it's the skin.
Our skin, made up of several layers, covers our body and protects us from infection and dehydration.
Hair on the skin detects touch and maintains body temperature.
Sweat glands in the skin lower body temperature through evaporation.
--- p.85 "Skin, Hair, and Nails"
Bones are the architectural structures that give the human body its unique shape.
Without our skeletal system, there would be little we could do.
If we were just a big lump of soft tissue (not bones or teeth), we wouldn't be able to sit back on the couch and watch TV.
Bones do much more than just give the human body its physical form and work with muscles to move it.
It also makes blood cells and stores calcium.
--- p.105 "Musculoskeletal System"
The nervous system is the main control center of our body.
It is made up of sensory receptors that detect information occurring inside and outside the body, and neural pathways that transmit that information to the brain.
The brain receives this information, processes it, and decides how to respond.
The responded signals originate in the brain, pass through the spinal cord, and travel through the nerves to various target organs in the body.
All information that passes through the nervous system is transmitted in the form of ions and chemical signals that flow in and out of nerve cells.
Therefore, the core function of the nervous system can be said to be information transmission.
--- p.163 "Signal Transmission in the Nervous System"
We are surrounded by countless pathogens, and our immune system is constantly searching for them, rearranging its genes.
In these situations, it's surprising that immune system problems don't occur more often.
Evolution has long been experimenting with how to efficiently operate our body's complex defense system.
Yet, problems often arise with the immune system.
Let's look at some of the most common problems.
Early scientific illustrations and commentary show just how long our fascination with the human body has lasted.
People who painted cave paintings and wrote hieroglyphs also understood the complex structure of the human body.
Even today, we are still uncovering the mysteries of the human body.
--- p.9 "Introduction: An Adventure in Anatomy of the Human Body, Starting from Cells"
This book is written for readers who do not have a PhD in biochemistry.
Even people who have studied high school biology for decades can understand the principles presented in this book.
If you learn the basic concepts thoroughly, you will eventually come to understand the complex human body.
Remember, you already have an advantage because you all have a human body!
--- p.10 "Introduction: An Adventure in Anatomy of the Human Body, Starting from Cells"
The human body and the world it inhabits were created thanks to the interactions between atoms, the building blocks of matter.
Atoms come together to form elements, pure substances that cannot be broken down chemically (further decomposition is the domain of nuclear reactions).
(Atomic means are needed to decompose the elements).
Various elements combine to form cells, the smallest functional unit of the human body.
For example, blood cells carry oxygen throughout the body.
The structure of blood cells is different from that of nerve cells or muscle cells, which perform different functions.
The structure and function of these cells are all determined by chemical principles.
--- p.19 "Cell Chemistry"
What's the largest organ in the human body? Surprisingly, it's the skin.
Our skin, made up of several layers, covers our body and protects us from infection and dehydration.
Hair on the skin detects touch and maintains body temperature.
Sweat glands in the skin lower body temperature through evaporation.
--- p.85 "Skin, Hair, and Nails"
Bones are the architectural structures that give the human body its unique shape.
Without our skeletal system, there would be little we could do.
If we were just a big lump of soft tissue (not bones or teeth), we wouldn't be able to sit back on the couch and watch TV.
Bones do much more than just give the human body its physical form and work with muscles to move it.
It also makes blood cells and stores calcium.
--- p.105 "Musculoskeletal System"
The nervous system is the main control center of our body.
It is made up of sensory receptors that detect information occurring inside and outside the body, and neural pathways that transmit that information to the brain.
The brain receives this information, processes it, and decides how to respond.
The responded signals originate in the brain, pass through the spinal cord, and travel through the nerves to various target organs in the body.
All information that passes through the nervous system is transmitted in the form of ions and chemical signals that flow in and out of nerve cells.
Therefore, the core function of the nervous system can be said to be information transmission.
--- p.163 "Signal Transmission in the Nervous System"
We are surrounded by countless pathogens, and our immune system is constantly searching for them, rearranging its genes.
In these situations, it's surprising that immune system problems don't occur more often.
Evolution has long been experimenting with how to efficiently operate our body's complex defense system.
Yet, problems often arise with the immune system.
Let's look at some of the most common problems.
--- p.286 "Diseases and Disorders of the Immune System"
Publisher's Review
“For my body that will be with me for the rest of my life
A must-have book on your bookshelf!
★★★ Lee Nak-jun│YouTuber of "Doctor Friends," author of "Severe Trauma Center," and physician
“The human body is a wonderful and complex system.
An excellent introduction that guides you clearly!
★★★ Kang Jae-seung│Professor, Department of Anatomy, Seoul National University College of Medicine
For beginners in anatomy
The world's friendliest introduction
We usually think of anatomy as a difficult and unfamiliar field of study.
I think it is a special field of study that only medical school students or professionals working in the medical and health field study.
But anatomy is much more closely related to our daily lives than we think.
Because everyone lives with a ‘body.’
The author also says that we all “already have an advantage because we have human bodies,” and that “even people who have not taken high school biology for decades can understand the principles in this book.”
In this way, 『Anatomy Class: Finally Encountered』 is an introductory book that explains things in a friendly manner that even readers who have never studied medicine or biology before can understand.
You can feel the author's know-how and expertise in teaching anatomy for over 20 years through simple analogies and clear explanations.
'Terminology Dissection' helps organize difficult concepts and names, and 'Reading One Step Further' adds depth and interest to reading.
Accurate and rich visual material is also a unique strength of this book.
It contains over 100 human anatomy diagrams actually used in American anatomy textbooks, helping readers easily and accurately understand the content explained in the text.
Starting from the cell
Systematic study of my body
When you think of "anatomy," what images usually come to mind? Some might picture realistic drawings clearly showing the shapes of bones, organs, and muscles, or perhaps Leonardo da Vinci's human anatomy drawings, with arms and legs outstretched in the shape of the letter "大."
But this book doesn't start with such a big picture.
Rather, it takes the opposite strategy.
The story begins with the smallest unit that makes up the human body: the cell.
This is because, rather than simply memorizing the names of each part, it is essential to understand the functioning of the cellular unit in order to understand the fundamental operating principles of the human body.
As an author who majored in biology, he covers the main materials that make up the human body, such as cells, carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids, and then gradually expands the scope to tissues, organs, and systems.
We carefully examine each of the nine 'systems' that operate the human body, including the skin, bones, and muscles, namely the nervous system, cardiovascular system, lymphatic system, immune system, digestive system, respiratory system, endocrine system, urinary system, and reproductive system.
This systematic organization will provide a more solid foundation than any existing anatomy book.
Becoming blood and flesh
Essential Knowledge for My Body
This book is not simply a textbook listing complex human body parts and structures.
It is a kind of 'practical book' that is organized to connect knowledge about our body to real life.
It provides knowledge that helps maintain health by including disease and disorder sections for each body part and system.
It broadens my understanding of my body, including how the human body perceives sensations and how it consumes nutrients.
As you read this book, you will realize that the study of anatomy is practical knowledge for protecting and managing our bodies.
Of course, this book is extremely helpful not only to medical school aspirants and students, but also to those working in the health and medical field, such as nurses and physical therapists.
With explanations and color anatomical diagrams reflecting the latest medical knowledge, it concisely covers almost all knowledge about the human body, making it a reliable reference for those seriously studying anatomy.
“The body is a rare and wonderful structure.
“Studying the human body reveals the connection between a healthy body and a successful life,” said American physician Frederick M.
Rossiter said.
"Anatomy Class: Finally Encountered" is a guide for everyone who wants to live a good life with a healthy body.
Whenever you're curious about your body, feel free to open it.
You will gain valuable knowledge that will allow you to better care for and manage your body.
A must-have book on your bookshelf!
★★★ Lee Nak-jun│YouTuber of "Doctor Friends," author of "Severe Trauma Center," and physician
“The human body is a wonderful and complex system.
An excellent introduction that guides you clearly!
★★★ Kang Jae-seung│Professor, Department of Anatomy, Seoul National University College of Medicine
For beginners in anatomy
The world's friendliest introduction
We usually think of anatomy as a difficult and unfamiliar field of study.
I think it is a special field of study that only medical school students or professionals working in the medical and health field study.
But anatomy is much more closely related to our daily lives than we think.
Because everyone lives with a ‘body.’
The author also says that we all “already have an advantage because we have human bodies,” and that “even people who have not taken high school biology for decades can understand the principles in this book.”
In this way, 『Anatomy Class: Finally Encountered』 is an introductory book that explains things in a friendly manner that even readers who have never studied medicine or biology before can understand.
You can feel the author's know-how and expertise in teaching anatomy for over 20 years through simple analogies and clear explanations.
'Terminology Dissection' helps organize difficult concepts and names, and 'Reading One Step Further' adds depth and interest to reading.
Accurate and rich visual material is also a unique strength of this book.
It contains over 100 human anatomy diagrams actually used in American anatomy textbooks, helping readers easily and accurately understand the content explained in the text.
Starting from the cell
Systematic study of my body
When you think of "anatomy," what images usually come to mind? Some might picture realistic drawings clearly showing the shapes of bones, organs, and muscles, or perhaps Leonardo da Vinci's human anatomy drawings, with arms and legs outstretched in the shape of the letter "大."
But this book doesn't start with such a big picture.
Rather, it takes the opposite strategy.
The story begins with the smallest unit that makes up the human body: the cell.
This is because, rather than simply memorizing the names of each part, it is essential to understand the functioning of the cellular unit in order to understand the fundamental operating principles of the human body.
As an author who majored in biology, he covers the main materials that make up the human body, such as cells, carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids, and then gradually expands the scope to tissues, organs, and systems.
We carefully examine each of the nine 'systems' that operate the human body, including the skin, bones, and muscles, namely the nervous system, cardiovascular system, lymphatic system, immune system, digestive system, respiratory system, endocrine system, urinary system, and reproductive system.
This systematic organization will provide a more solid foundation than any existing anatomy book.
Becoming blood and flesh
Essential Knowledge for My Body
This book is not simply a textbook listing complex human body parts and structures.
It is a kind of 'practical book' that is organized to connect knowledge about our body to real life.
It provides knowledge that helps maintain health by including disease and disorder sections for each body part and system.
It broadens my understanding of my body, including how the human body perceives sensations and how it consumes nutrients.
As you read this book, you will realize that the study of anatomy is practical knowledge for protecting and managing our bodies.
Of course, this book is extremely helpful not only to medical school aspirants and students, but also to those working in the health and medical field, such as nurses and physical therapists.
With explanations and color anatomical diagrams reflecting the latest medical knowledge, it concisely covers almost all knowledge about the human body, making it a reliable reference for those seriously studying anatomy.
“The body is a rare and wonderful structure.
“Studying the human body reveals the connection between a healthy body and a successful life,” said American physician Frederick M.
Rossiter said.
"Anatomy Class: Finally Encountered" is a guide for everyone who wants to live a good life with a healthy body.
Whenever you're curious about your body, feel free to open it.
You will gain valuable knowledge that will allow you to better care for and manage your body.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 30, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 416 pages | 662g | 140*210*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791139724936
- ISBN10: 1139724932
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