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Principles of Human Physiology
KEY The carefully revised Third Edition features expanded clinical coverage, new “ Apply Your Knowledge” critical thinking questions, and a new flowchart style that makes it easier than ever for readers to focus on key physiological processes. Features such as Chemistry Review boxes provide additional resources for readers who need them, while Toolboxes and Discovery boxes provide the option of delving into more detail about physiology topics. Introduction to Physiology, The Structure and Function, Cell Metabolism, Cell Membrane Transport, Chemical Messengers, The Endocrine Endocrine Glands and Hormone Actions, Nerve Cells and Electrical Signaling, Synaptic Transmission and Neural Integration, The Nervous Central Nervous System, The Nervous Sensory Systems, The Nervous Autonomic and Motor Systems, Muscle Physiology, The Cardiovascular Cardiac Function, The Cardiovascular Blood Vessels, Blood Flow and Blood Pressure, The Cardiovascular Blood, The Respiratory Pulmonary Ventilation, The Respiratory Gas Exchange and Regulation of Breathing, The Urinary Renal Function, The Urinary Fluid and Electrolyte Balance, The Gastrointestinal System, Regulation of Energy Metabolism and Growth, The Reproductive System, The Immune System, The Whole Integrated Physiological Responses to Exercise For all readers interested in human physiology and key physiological processes.
864 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 2007
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January 29, 2017
It took me most of a year, but I finally finished the text book.
The writing was woefully bad (far more dull than it needed to be), but all the same, bodies are wonderful.
The writing was woefully bad (far more dull than it needed to be), but all the same, bodies are wonderful.
June 21, 2011
pretty much interpreted the instructor's lectures.
i think i could read it a few times over.
i think i could read it a few times over.
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December 6, 2019for my physio class
June 20, 2025
way better than anatomy but still did not like it
August 10, 2010
Yes, this is a textbook. But I read this thing pretty much cover to cover (which is why I haven't read any real books since April) and was on the whole pretty pleased with the quality of the writing as well as the diagrams and illustrations.
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August 25, 2008For my Physiology class this sememster. So far, so good...
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