Using Anatomy & Physiology Revealed 2.0

Correlation Guides

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed 2.0 correlation guides provide a quick way to locate the A&P Revealed content that relates to each chapter of your McGraw-Hill textbook.

Correlation guides can be accessed on your McGraw-Hill textbook’s ARIS website at aris.mhhe.com, or via aprevaled.com.

Headings at the top of each guide indicate the textbook chapter and the corresponding body system where related content can be found on Anatomy & Physiology Revealed 2.0.

Use the Anatomy & Physiology Revealed 2.0 “System” menu to choose a body system.

The left-hand column of the correlation guide contains the table of contents for each textbook chapter.

The right-hand side of the correlation guide lists the specific dissection views, animations, histology images, and imaging views found on Anatomy & Physiology Revealed 2.0 that directly relate to each section of the textbook chapter.

Read across the columns to see which Anatomy & Physiology Revealed 2.0 content matches up with each main heading of the textbook chapter.

The Anatomy & Physiology Revealed content listings are broken out into three columns—Section, Topic, and View (Layer) or Title—that guide you to the exact location where each view or animation is found within the program.

The “Section” column of the guide refers to the “Section” icons found at the top of the screen throughout Anatomy & Physiology Revealed 2.0.

Guides include correlations to the Dissection, Animation, Histology, and Imaging sections. Some guides may also include correlations to content found in the Anatomy Terms section.

The “Topic” column of the guide refers to the “Select Topic” drop-down menu found in the view selection window of the Dissection, Histology, and Imaging sections.

The “View (Layer) or Title” column of the guide refers to the Dissection, Histology, and Imaging views listed in the “Select view” drop-down menu, or to the animation titles in the “Animation List” drop-down menu.

Numbers in parentheses in the “View (Layer) or Title” column refer to the tag layer buttons found in the Layer Controls of the Dissection section. Click the corresponding tag button to immediately access the layer indicated by the correlation guide.