Textbook in Medical Physiology And Pathophysiology Essentials and clinical problems
Textbook inMedical Physiology And Pathophysiology Essentials and clinical problems
Textbook in Medical Physiology And Pathophysiology Essentials and clinical problems Copenhagen Medical Publishers 1999 - 2000
All rights reserved. Each section of this publication must be reproduced, sorted in a retrieval system and transmitted for personal use only. No part of this publication may be used commercially. Preface
This book is for the student of medical physiology. The book contains clinical problems for preclinical students; just following the preclinical test the clinical students face real life problems at the clinical courses. The book is aimed at easing the transfer to the clinic and act as a refresher for medical doctors.
Medical physiology and pathophysiology integrates basic topics and the patho-physiological mechanisms governing human life.
I wish to thank the illustrator and designer of the book, Kirsten McCord, who has drawn all illustrations and acted as the prime technical editor.
We acknowledge the kind assistance of: Peter Bie, Jesper Brahm, Per Bredmose, Poul Dyhre Poulsen, Lars Findsen, Ole Frederiksen, Rolf Gideon, Albert Gjedde, Finn Gustavsson, Niels Henrik Holstein-Ratlou, Jørn Hounsgaard, Jens Ingeman Jensen, Finn Michael Karlsen, Paul P. Leyssac, Margrethe Lynggaard, Joop Madsen, Miroslaw Pokorski, Ole Siggaard-Andersen, Jørgen Skydsgaard, Marek Treiman, Thomas Zeuthen, Jørgen Warberg and others. I apologize to the colleagues and students who have contributed without being mentioned here.
To the student
The student is recommended to read this book in the following way. The first time reader of a Chapter is advised to read first of all Highlights The next step is to read only Study Objectives, Definitions and the running text Essentials - Definitions and Highlights are taken from the running text and represent repeated core material. Typically, throughout the book, you will find links to illustrations (Fig.) and equations (Eq.).
After reading the book in this way, it is advisable to deal with the sections Pathophysiology, Equations, and Self-Assessment just before the final examination. Some of the Case Histories in a Chapter present numeric problems.
Poul-Erik Paulev
Copenhagen
ISBN 87-984078-0-5
Section I: Cellular Physiology
Section II: The Nervous System
Section III: The Circulatory System
Section IV: The Respiratory System
Section V: Metabolism and Gastrointestinal Function
Section VI: The Kidneys And The Body Fluids
Section VII: Endocrine Glands
http://www.book4doc.com/75867
http://www.book4doc.com/43945
PASSWORD: Lekar
Textbook inMedical Physiology And Pathophysiology Essentials and clinical problems
Textbook in Medical Physiology And Pathophysiology Essentials and clinical problems Copenhagen Medical Publishers 1999 - 2000
All rights reserved. Each section of this publication must be reproduced, sorted in a retrieval system and transmitted for personal use only. No part of this publication may be used commercially. Preface
This book is for the student of medical physiology. The book contains clinical problems for preclinical students; just following the preclinical test the clinical students face real life problems at the clinical courses. The book is aimed at easing the transfer to the clinic and act as a refresher for medical doctors.
Medical physiology and pathophysiology integrates basic topics and the patho-physiological mechanisms governing human life.
I wish to thank the illustrator and designer of the book, Kirsten McCord, who has drawn all illustrations and acted as the prime technical editor.
We acknowledge the kind assistance of: Peter Bie, Jesper Brahm, Per Bredmose, Poul Dyhre Poulsen, Lars Findsen, Ole Frederiksen, Rolf Gideon, Albert Gjedde, Finn Gustavsson, Niels Henrik Holstein-Ratlou, Jørn Hounsgaard, Jens Ingeman Jensen, Finn Michael Karlsen, Paul P. Leyssac, Margrethe Lynggaard, Joop Madsen, Miroslaw Pokorski, Ole Siggaard-Andersen, Jørgen Skydsgaard, Marek Treiman, Thomas Zeuthen, Jørgen Warberg and others. I apologize to the colleagues and students who have contributed without being mentioned here.
To the student
The student is recommended to read this book in the following way. The first time reader of a Chapter is advised to read first of all Highlights The next step is to read only Study Objectives, Definitions and the running text Essentials - Definitions and Highlights are taken from the running text and represent repeated core material. Typically, throughout the book, you will find links to illustrations (Fig.) and equations (Eq.).
After reading the book in this way, it is advisable to deal with the sections Pathophysiology, Equations, and Self-Assessment just before the final examination. Some of the Case Histories in a Chapter present numeric problems.
Poul-Erik Paulev
Copenhagen
ISBN 87-984078-0-5
Section I: Cellular Physiology
Section II: The Nervous System
Section III: The Circulatory System
Section IV: The Respiratory System
Section V: Metabolism and Gastrointestinal Function
Section VI: The Kidneys And The Body Fluids
Section VII: Endocrine Glands
http://www.book4doc.com/75867
http://www.book4doc.com/43945
PASSWORD: Lekar
No comments:
Post a Comment