"Physiology (for nursing, midwifery, clinical medicine, stomatology, pharmacy, testing, imaging, etc.)" Is divided into twelve chapters, mainly including introduction, basic functions of cells, blood, blood circulation, respiration, digestion and absorption, energy metabolism and body temperature, excretory function of the kidneys, sensory organs, nervous system, endocrine, reproduction, etc. The book is interspersed with knowledge links and digital resources related to the teaching content, integrating popularity, interest and practicality. At the end of each chapter, there is a content summary and corresponding ability test, which is helpful for students to further understand and consolidate the knowledge they have learned.
"Physiology (for use by nursing, midwifery, clinical medicine, stomatology, pharmacy, testing, imaging and other majors)" is for nursing, midwifery, clinical medicine, stomatology, pharmacy, testing, imaging and other majors.
Reader comments
I read this when it's hard to bring books with me [laughing]
This physiology book is suitable for individual independent reading and understanding. The overall professionalism is not obscure and the reading threshold is relatively friendly. However, it is an important foundation for all medical-related disciplines.
The book explains the normal life activities of the human body from cell functions to various organ systems, allowing me to understand the underlying logic of the body's internal operations. Many physical phenomena we experience every day can find corresponding principles in books.
Although the content is more basic and there is no in-depth cutting-edge research content, the core ideas of homeostasis and body regulation are very critical. Only by learning physiology well can we distinguish what is a normal physiological state and what is an abnormal change.
The learning process also gave me some insights: the human body is a precisely coordinated whole, and each system affects each other. The root cause of many physical discomforts is that the body's homeostasis is disrupted. It has also made me better understand the various signals sent by my body, know how to respect the objective physiological laws of the body, and have a more rational and objective understanding of health and aging.
This book is rich in content, and the interspersed knowledge links make the learning process more interesting. I remembered that a relative of mine also studied nursing. This book should be very helpful to her! And now that there is a shortage of nursing professionals, such teaching materials are really necessary. I feel that this book can not only teach us knowledge, but also enable us to better adapt to social needs.
Concise and clear, easier to understand than textbooks
Isn't reproduction the basic characteristic of life activities?
I read this when it's hard to bring books with me [laughing]
This physiology book is suitable for individual independent reading and understanding. The overall professionalism is not obscure and the reading threshold is relatively friendly. However, it is an important foundation for all medical-related disciplines. The book explains the normal life activities of the human body from cell functions to various organ systems, allowing me to understand the underlying logic of the body's internal operations. Many physical phenomena we experience every day can find corresponding principles in books. Although the content is more basic and there is no in-depth cutting-edge research content, the core ideas of homeostasis and body regulation are very critical. Only by learning physiology well can we distinguish what is a normal physiological state and what is an abnormal change. The learning process also gave me some insights: the human body is a precisely coordinated whole, and each system affects each other. The root cause of many physical discomforts is that the body's homeostasis is disrupted. It has also made me better understand the various signals sent by my body, know how to respect the objective physiological laws of the body, and have a more rational and objective understanding of health and aging.
This book is rich in content, and the interspersed knowledge links make the learning process more interesting. I remembered that a relative of mine also studied nursing. This book should be very helpful to her! And now that there is a shortage of nursing professionals, such teaching materials are really necessary. I feel that this book can not only teach us knowledge, but also enable us to better adapt to social needs.
Concise and clear, easier to understand than textbooks
Isn't reproduction the basic characteristic of life activities?