This guide lists sources of information for anatomy and physiology. It is not
inclusive, but is meant to provide a starting place when you are looking for
information. For additional information, please talk with a librarian.
Locating Books
Click on Minerva, the
library's online catalog, to search for books owned by the library. Use Minerva,
the library's online catalog, to search for books owned by the library. To
search Minerva, click on Finding
Books and then Go to Minerva. Typical
subject headings to search under include: Anatomy,
Body Human, Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Musculoskeletal, Neuroanatomy
, etc. Also, try combining the terms Anatomy and Physiology with other
terms to narrow your search results. For browsing purposes, the call number
range for the majority of anatomy & physiology books is: QS (Human
Anatomy) QT (Physiology), WE (Musculoskeletal
System), WL 101 (Neuroanatomy).
Locating Journal Articles
Click on Finding Articles. Scroll
down and click on Go to Online Resources and
Journal Indexes. To find articles in journals, choose an index or resource
from the alphabetical list. Or, click on one of the subject areas at the top
of the screen to see only the indexes and resources appropriate for that subject.
A few of the appropriate ones for anatomy & physiology topics are listed
below. You will then have to check our List
of Journal Subscriptions to see if Sawyer Library owns the journal
an article is in. The list may be accessed from the library's Finding
Articles page. Printed copies are also available.
Health Source Plus An index of articles from more than 270 health journals, 1,100 health
pamphlets, and 20 health reference books. *It
includes the full text of many articles. Searches may be limited to only peerreviewed articles.
(Off-campus access: last name & library barcode number preceded by HUS)
PubMed (Medline) A free Internet version of the National Library of Medicine's MEDLINE
database, it is an index of articles covering the fields of medicine, nursing,
dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical
sciences. It contains bibliographic citations and author abstracts from more
than 4,000 biomedical journals published in the
United States
and 70 other countries. *Articles
can be ordered via the interlibrary loan service called Lonesome Doc. To register,
follow on-screen registration directions. The library's LIBID is MEUHUS.
Some of the journals owned by Sawyer Library appropriate for anatomy & physiology
include: