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020			_a0-07-290801-7
050			_aQT 104 .L5 2001
100			_aVander, A.|Sherman, J.|Luciano, D.
245		0	_aHuman physiology: the mechanisms of body function
250			_a8th ed.
260			_aBoston _bMcGraw-Hill _c2001
300			_axxviii, 800p.
440			_aHuman Physiology
500			_aPresents the basic principles and facts of human physiology in a manner that is suitable for undergraduate students in various health professions such as biology, nursing or pharmacy, including dental students. Homeostasis is the central theme of human physiology and of this book. The book progresses from the cell to the body, making use of information and principles developed earlier at each level of complexity. For example, instead of presenting, in one chapter, a gland-by-gland description of all the hormones, a description of the basic principles of endocrinology is given earlier, but the details of individual hormones given later.
650			_aHumans|Physiology|Health Occupations|Biology|Nursing|Pharmacy|Students, Dental|Homeostasis|Endocrinology|Hormones
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