Human Physiology by Sheila Jennett
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Human Physiology
Summary
A source book of physiology, providing students with a reference guide to the functions of the human body, their interdependence upon each other and their interaction with the outside world, including the special senses, consciousness, memory and language.
Human Physiology Summary
Table of Contents
Part 1 Introductory overview: human physiology in outline. Part 2 Cells, communications and control: cells and communications between them; neural communication; contractile tissue. Part 3 Life support functions: circulation of body fluids; the heart; regulation and co-ordination in the cardiovascular system; respiratory gas exchange; nutrition and metabolism; excretion and control of the internal environment; heat exchange. Part 4 Interactions with the outside world: voluntary movement and posture; special senses; consciousness, memory and language. Part 5 The life cycle: conception to maturity; reproductive function; ageing and death.
Additional information
GOR006013759
9780443036965
0443036969
Human Physiology by Sheila Jennett
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Elsevier Health Sciences
19891000
468
N/A
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