Anatomy and Physiology for Nurses E-Book

by Roger Watson BSc PhD RN FIBiol FHEA FRSA FEANS FRCP Edin FFNMRCSI FRCN FAAN

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This is a new edition of a popular and comprehensive introductory text on anatomy and physiology for nurses and allied health students.

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clinical links help students relate the content to practice

Revised and updated to reflect developments in the subject

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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780702046049
Publisher:	Elsevier Health Sciences
Publication date:	02/14/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	376
File size:	14 MB
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Table of Contents

SECTION I THE CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVING MATTER. Introduction. The Chemical Level of Organization. The Cellular Level of Organization. Tissues, Organs, Systems and Homeostasis.
SECTION II CONTROL AND CO-ORDINATION. The Nervous System. The Ear. The Eye. Endocrine Glands.
SECTION III POSTURE AND MOVEMENT. Development and Types of Bone. Bones of the Head and Trunk. Bones of the Limbs. Joints or Articulations.Muscle.
SECTION IV INTERNAL TRANSPORT. The Blood. The Heart and Blood Vessels. The Circulation. The Lymphatic System. The Respiratory System.
SECTION V NUTRITION AND ELIMINATION. The Digestive System. The Liver, Biliary System and Pancreas. Nutrition. Digestion and Metabolism. Fluid Balance and the Urinary System.
SECTION VI PROTECTION AND REPRODUCTION. The Skin. Non-specific Resistance and the Immune System. The Reproductive System. Bibliography