Physiology and Anatomy for Nurses and Healthcare Practitioners : A Homeostatic Approach / John Clancy & Andrew McVicar.
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TextPublisher: London : Routledge (Hodder Arnold), 2009Edition: Third editionDescription: 736 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780340967591
- 23 611 c.j.p
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Section I An Introduction to the Human Body — Ch 1 Introduction to physiology and homeostasis; Ch 2 Cell and tissue functions; Ch 3 The skeleton • Section II The Need for Regulation — Ch 4 Chemical reactions in cells: Fundamentals of metabolism; Ch 5 Nutrients and nutrition; Ch 6 Body fluids • Section III Sensing Change and Coordinating Responses — Ch 7 The senses; Ch 8 The nervous system; Ch 9 The endocrine system • Section IV Effectors of Homeostasis — Ch 10 The digestive system; Ch 11 The cardiovascular system 1: Blood; Ch 12 The cardiovascular system 2: Heart and circulation; Ch 13 The lymphatic system, immunity and microbiology; Ch 14 The respiratory system; Ch 15 The kidneys and urinary tract; Ch 16 The skin; Ch 17 Skeletal muscle: Posture and movement; Ch 18 The reproductive systems • Section V Influences on Homeostasis — Ch 19 Genes in embryo development and ageing; Ch 20 Pain; Ch 21 Stress; Ch 22 Circadian rhythms • Section VI Healthcare Practice: A Homeostatic Approach • Case studies integrated throughout • Glossary; Index.
An in‑depth anatomy and physiology text using a homeostatic framework to integrate body systems and clinical relevance. Fully revised in the 3rd edition to include updates on microbiology, pharmacology, genetic influences, and patient case studies to reinforce healthcare applications. ($ Healthcare context with homeostasis as central concept.)
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