A&P Teaching

Resources and Tips for A&P Professors

Slides

Kevin Patton's Teaching Slides

I have an ever-growing set of hundreds of PowerPoint slides, most of which have been used in my own Anatomy & Physiology courses.

Many of these slides are animated, thus showing certain concepts in a way that you cannot do with a still image.

The slides are not always very detailed because, well, er, I'm NOT an artist . . . but mostly because I use the slides provided by my textbook publisher for the detailed stuff. Instead, my slides are the "cartoons" that help give an overview or illustrate a complex subject in a simple manner.

You can "look inside" my slides to see how they're done . . . then you can do some like them yourself.

Using the slides

Special offer! FREE A&P slide collection!

• Want access to the complete set of hundreds of the A&P slides ?
  
  
  • Most of the slides in the special collection are animated
    
    
  • Some of the slides inthe special collection are not available in the online collections
    
    
• I'll give you the link and password to download all the files PowerPoint slides in easily editable form.
  
  
• Click here for the form!
  

If you are a teacher you may use any slide for your own nonprofit educational purpose.

• If you use my slides in your course, as long as you abide by the license identified in the Notes section of each slide
  
  
• You can use them in several ways:
  
  
  • Download the entire collection, then paste slides into your own presentations.
    
    
  • You can copy the links to individual slides (formatted in easy "slide show format") from this website and post the links on your own website
    
    
    • Click here to access slides individually.
      

Commercial/professional use is available only with Kevin's express written permission.

• Click here to request permission.

All slides © Kevin Patton. All rights reserved.
Please see the Notes section of each slide for the specific license for use!
Feedback, suggestions, corrections are most welcome!

Samples of slides

• These samples are just the "slideshow" versions. You'll get the completely editable "full" version of these slides when you download the each set form the Lion Den Slide Collection.
  
  
• Click on each image to open the slide to see the animations.

	Membrane transport animations
	Cell basics
	Signal transduction
	Serial endosymbiosis (series)
	Layers of skin
	Layers of the epidermis
	UV penetration
	Osteon development & structure (series)
	Bone remodeling (series)
	Myoglobin vs hemoglobin