Physiology at a Glance (At a Glance)

Physiology at a Glance (At a Glance)

by Jeremy P. T. Ward (Author), Roger W. A. Linden (Author)

Synopsis

Everything you need to know about Physiology...at a Glance! Whether you are studying a physiology course as part of a degree in physiology or biomedical sciences, or are a medical student or junior doctor, this is the revision aid that you have been waiting for. Better than before, the second edition of Physiology at a Glance is in full colour with an MCQ self-assessment section, a new table of normal physiological values and updates in a number of key areas. The text and diagrams work brilliantly throughout the whole book, which is helpfully set out around the body systems: - Muscles - Cardiovascular - Respiratory - Renal - The gut and metabolism - Endocrinology and reproduction - The sensory and motor systems Each section has its own introduction and covers all key components. That means from the muscle and its contraction to the control of metabolic fuels, and from renal filtration to the control of breathing, you have everything you need on physiology in one place. But don't just take our word for it...look inside and make the most of Physiology at a Glance.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 160
Edition: 2nd Edition
Publisher: Wiley–Blackwell
Published: 18 Jul 2008

ISBN 10: 1405177233
ISBN 13: 9781405177238

Media Reviews
Students studying physiology as a course or for a degree will find Physiology at a Glance, 2nd Edition to be a fine survey in full color with a new table of normal physiological values and updates in many different areas. Text and diagrams cover all key components of physiology and are key to any student's course of study, making it an important pick for any college-level library strong in health science. (Midwest Book Review)
Author Bio
Jeremy Ward is Professor of Respiratory Cell Physiology in the School of Medicine at King's College London. Roger Linden is Professor of Craniofacial Biology and Head of the Academic Department of Physiology in the School of Biomedical Sciences at King's College London.