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Color Atlas of Physiology
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Praise for the previous edition: This atlas provides a great way for students to review crucial and vital processes, perhaps before an exam or in simple review. This is a great book for any student in the medical field.-- Doody Enterprises, Inc. The seventh edition of this classic atlas makes mastering large amounts of complex information much easier. It provides a thorough review of everything medical students need to know to pass their pre-clinical physiology exams. Section topics include the nerves and muscles, blood, respiration, the cardiovascular system, digestion, and reproduction. This revised and expanded edition also features entirely new material on ageing, obesity, the urinary bladder, and cell physiology of the skeletal muscles. The many user-friendly features of this book include: * Almost 200 outstanding full-color illustrations and 10 new color plates* Side-by-side images with callouts * Visual highlighting of clinically relevant and pathophysiologic information with clinical key words on every page In a compact, user-friendly format, Color Atlas of Physiology, Seventh Edition , is an invaluable and ideal study guide and reference for medical students preparing for their physiology examinations.
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- Silbernagl, S., & Despopoulos, A.
- Venue
- Thieme eBooks
- Publisher
- Georg Thieme Verlag
- Published
- 2008
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- W2071778334
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- 281
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- 0
- FWCI
- 20.20
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- book
- Language
- en
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