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Learn understand and master pathophysiology! Corresponding to the chapters in Pathophysiology The Biologic Basis for Disease in Adults and Children 8th Edition this study guide offers practical activities to help you review and remember basic pathophysiology. Interactive questions provide you with a working knowledge of disease etiology and disease processes giving you practice applying what you've learned to clinical practice.Practice exams provide immediate feedback by helping you understand the rationale behind each answer. More than 1200 questions cover all areas of pathophysiology.Over 40 case scenarios provide realworld examples of how pathophysiology is used in the clinical setting helping you apply and integrate knowledge.Concise chapter summaries highlight needtoknow information and help you to quickly review content.Answer key found in the back of the study guide allows you to
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Anatomy and
Physiology 1
By
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Dawna Martich, MSN, RN
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Branch at Galveston. Dr. Hwang is currently a resident in internal
medicine at Morristown Memorial Hospital—University of Medicine
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LESSON ASSIGNMENTS 7
LESSON 1: BASIC CONCEPTS, THE HUMAN
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AND THE SKELETAL SYSTEM 9
LESSON 2: MUSCLES, THE SKIN,
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, THE SENSES,
AND THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM 41
RESEARCH PROJECT 81
LAB ASSIGNMENT 87
SELF-CHECK ANSWERS 89
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Anatomy and
Physiology 1
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and Dentistry of New Jersey. He has done freelance medical writing
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