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Author: Robert G. Carroll, PhD (East Carolina University, Brody School of Medicine, Physiology Department, Greenville, NC)
Publisher: Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
Imprint: Mosby
Dimensions:
Width: 21.60cm
, Height: 1.00cm
, Length: 27.60cm
Weight: 0.530kg
ISBN: 9780323043182
ISBN 10: 0323043186
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 23 November 2006
Audience:
College/higher education
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Tertiary & Higher Education
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
The text is easy to read - not being too dry/dull or overly wordy.<br>This is an excellent feature and the main point of the series. It did highlight really well links to other topics. It definitely has the advantage of keeping the size of the individual books down while still covering a vast amount of information in the series. I also found that it kept my interest going in the topic as I could see.<br>Case studies were good for reminding me why I was studying physiology and for putting the topic in context and testing understanding as well as knowledge.University of Aberdeen medical student
The text is easy to read - not being too dry/dull or overly wordy. This is an excellent feature and the main point of the series. It did highlight really well links to other topics. It definitely has the advantage of keeping the size of the individual books down while still covering a vast amount of information in the series. I also found that it kept my interest going in the topic as I could see. Case studies were good for reminding me why I was studying physiology and for putting the topic in context and testing understanding as well as knowledge. I liked this book and when heading out and bring a physiology book with me I did reach for this over my copy of Vander due to size. University of Aberdeen medical student
The text is easy to read - not being too dry/dull or overly wordy.This is an excellent feature and the main point of the series. It did highlight really well links to other topics. It definitely has the advantage of keeping the size of the individual books down while still covering a vast amount of information in the series. I also found that it kept my interest going in the topic as I could see.Case studies were good for reminding me why I was studying physiology and for putting the topic in context and testing understanding as well as knowledge.I liked this book and when heading out and bring a physiology book with me I did reach for this over my copy of Vander due to size. University of Aberdeen medical student
The text is easy to read - not being too dry/dull or overly wordy.This is an excellent feature and the main point of the series. It did highlight really well links to other topics. It definitely has the advantage of keeping the size of the individual books down while still covering a vast amount of information in the series. I also found that it kept my interest going in the topic as I could see.Case studies were good for reminding me why I was studying physiology and for putting the topic in context and testing understanding as well as knowledge.I liked this book and when heading out and bring a physiology book with me I did reach for this over my copy of Vander due to size. <p/>University of Aberdeen medical student
