by Mark Zelman Ph . D . (Author), ElaineTompary (Author), Martin Steggall (Author), Mary Lou Mulvihill Ph . D . (Author), PaulHoldawayM.A (Author), JillRaymond (Author), Maria Dingle (Author)
Introduction to Pathophysiology for Nurses and Healthcare Professionals is the most comprehensive visual survey of pathophysiology affecting each body system. Using full colour illustrations, photographs and learning features, this book makes the potentially complex subject of pathophysiology interesting and accessible.
Each chapter discusses the common pathologies for each body system, along with the prevalence of the disease in the UK. The text is aimed at students and healthcare professionals who are learning about applied pathophysiology and related pharmacology and is an ideal introduction to the subject, enabling care to be based on a sound foundation of what is going on in the body.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 496
Edition: 1
Publisher: Pearson Education A comprehensive overview of diseases by body system for students of nursing.
Published: 02 Dec 2010
ISBN 10: 0273723863
ISBN 13: 9780273723868
Book Overview:
In clear, concise language this book truly does explain complex concepts about the pathology of common disorders. As an introductory textbook it offers the student ample background information aided by clutter-free illustrations and photographs that help to visualise and conceptualise the topic... The text is structurally sound and the informative, easy-to-follow layout enhances its overall suitability for nursing students with little or no knowledge of pathophysiology... It is an excellent book for those being introduced to the subject.
- Reviewed by Times Higher Education