Name: Medical Sciences (en Inglés)
SKU: 62413604
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Author: Syndercombe Court Denise,Kadri Alice,Xiu Philip

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Elsevier

Autor

Syndercombe Court Denise,Kadri Alice,Xiu Philip

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

800

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780702082399

N° edición

Medical Sciences (en Inglés)

Syndercombe Court Denise,Kadri Alice,Xiu Philip (Autor) · Elsevier · Tapa Blanda

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Medical Sciences is the leading integrated medical sciences textbook for medical students, and will become your go-to resource for understanding the basic science behind medicine. Packed with information across a wide range of topics, the book provides an excellent introduction to basic medical science as well as areas you will cover throughout medical school, including cell science, biochemistry and human physiological systems. This book is well loved and used by thousands of undergraduates and provides a thorough overview for revision, with enough detail to support you through your pre-clinical years.Clear, integrated approach that shows the relevance of the medical sciences to good clinical practiceProvides easy to access physiological information - enhances general knowledgeHighly illustrated to help you grasp key conceptsAccessible and readable to support understandingInteractive MCQs help with revisionSuitable for final exam preparationRevised and updated, with additional new figuresExpanded examples on key clinical topics including metabolic diseases and psychiatric illnessUpdated genetics chapter to include newer molecular technologies in this fast-moving areaNew material throughout the book on the SARS-CoV2 virus and its effects on the human body through the disease, COVID-19.New material on disease surveillance and health inequalities