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Illustrated Physiology
A concise, highly visual account of normal human physiology. Information is presented in single page units to convey the essentials of a topic. Complex processes are explained by memorable diagrams, making this book excellent both for learning and exam preparation. Easy to learn from, topics are presented in single-page units Concise text makes the book perfect for exam preparation
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First published January 1, 1990
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December 8, 2010
For those of you who put your hands up reading Sherwood, Ganong, etc *Duh! The texts!!!!!*, I would recommend you to read this one.
As the title has said, it's illustrated, so you'll get to know where does this part goes & so on so on. It's really more visual for me. & it helps me damn a lot.
However, it might not be as brief as Sherwood, Ganong, etc, but it will help you a lot especially if you're a first year student.
As the title has said, it's illustrated, so you'll get to know where does this part goes & so on so on. It's really more visual for me. & it helps me damn a lot.
However, it might not be as brief as Sherwood, Ganong, etc, but it will help you a lot especially if you're a first year student.
June 27, 2014
Love it! Physiology has never been made so simple and interesting!!
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