This second edition of Catch up Chemistry is essential reading for anyone starting a life or medical sciences degree. It will help you become comfortable with chemical terms and principles, and offers lots of questions (and answers) to test your understanding.
Tips, techniques, humour and cartoons to guide you through life as a junior doctor. Following on from Surviving Medicine: the med school years, this book is an irreverent and tongue-in-cheek take on life in the next stage of your medical career.
Anatomy and Physiology in Healthcare is a brand new textbook which uses a case-based approach to describe the biological principles which underpin the practice of healthcare.
Radiotherapy placements can be daunting - youll be working in a demanding setting and caring for people when they are at their most vulnerable. There is a large amount of new information to take in, new colleagues to work with, and newly learned theory to put into practice.
A practical guide to effective consultation and triage
At a time when primary care has never been busier, the ability to assess effectively by telephone is vitally important. By understanding the problems of this demanding and risk-prone area, clinicians are better able to balance patient needs with workload demands and access to face-to-face appointments. This book provides GPs, practice nurses and ......
Eureka: Neurology & Neurosurgery 2e provides everything a student needs to succeed in the subject, prepare for their clinical placements and pass their exams. The book starts with a First principles chapter which clearly explains key concepts and the mechanisms of neurology, from cells and signalling to the autonomic nervous system, and on to ......
How to undertake key clinical tests, make effective diagnoses and develop logical clinical reasoning. Eureka: Clinical Skills, Diagnostics and Reasoning features clinical photographs, realistic clinical cases, starter questions and study boxes to equip you with the core knowledge and skills you need.
A practical guide for dermatologists and medical practitioners
Patients with oral mucosal diseases typically consult a dermatologist, family doctor or dentist, but these groups are often unfamiliar with acute and chronic mucosal disorders and lesions within the oral cavity.
This book aims to help all specialists by providing:
Transfusion Science covers the basic science behind the crucial areas of transfusion and transplantation. The book has a revised design and layout, and includes a greater number of case studies, to aid student understanding.
