MC Library Research Guides: RADT 119, 207, &amp; 211: Home

Where Do You Want to Start?

Visit the Develop a Topic page for help with beginning your research with general background information. This will help you understand and refine your topic, develop research questions and search terms, and decide where to look for sources.

Visit the Find Sources page for help selecting and using search tools to find articles, books, videos, and more.

Visit the Evaluate Sources page for help determining whether the sources you've selected are credible, reliable, and relevant for your research goal.

"Cite Sources." Laptop, mouse, and pencils.

Visit the Cite Sources page to learn how to appropriately cite your sources and avoid plagiarism. Make sure to check your assignment or ask your professor which citation style you should use (e.g., APA, MLA, or another).

Quick Links to Useful Resources

A.D.A.M Interactive Anatomy
A.D.A.M. is the acronym for Animated Dissection of Anatomy for Medicine, and this tool allows a user to learn the anatomy of the human body.
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From the vendor: "the most comprehensive interactive anatomy tool is now available online with more features than ever before. Our incredibly detailed graphics, precision accuracy, and advanced functionality are combined with A.D.A.M.’s award-winning Multimedia Encyclopedia."

Anatomy.tv
Suite of 3D interactive models of human anatomy, including functional anatomy and clinical specialties. Use is limited to five concurrent users.
Visible Body
3D interactive anatomy visualization and education tool. Includes access to Human Anatomy Atlas and Skeleton Premium modules.