Access to the world’s largest medical library. Links to Medline and other databases. An excellent place to begin exploring.

This web page from Synapse Publishing, Inc. contains a collection of heartbeats and murmurs.

This web page from the Department of Physiology at East Carolina University contains a collection of questions on cardiovascular, respiratory, and gastrointestinal physiology.

This web page from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine contains tutorials, labs, quizzes, an encyclopedia of topics in respiratory physiology, and a dictionary of respiratory physiology terms.

The Department of Anesthesiology at Tulane Medical School created this web page on acid-base. It contains interactive diagrams, self-tests, and clinical considerations.

This web page produced by the Hippocrates project at NYU Medical Center contains Physiology modules dealing with EKG, Malabsorption, Gas exchange, Gastric acid, and the renal counter-current multiplier.

The National Library of Medicine’s Visible Human Project contains complete and anatomically correct, three-dimensional representations of both female and male human bodies.

This excellent web page was created by the University of Iowa to serve as a medical reference and health promotion tool for both health care providers and patients.