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SEELEY'S ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY12th EditionVanPutte Publisher: RENT MCGISBN: 9781260172195
SEELEY'S ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY
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Chapter 1 - The Human OrganismChapter 1.1 - Anatomy And PhysiologyChapter 1.2 - Structural And Functional Organization Of The Human BodyChapter 1.3 - Characteristics Of LifeChapter 1.4 - Biomedical ResearchChapter 1.5 - HomeostasisChapter 1.6 - Terminology And The Body PlanChapter 2 - The Chemical Basis Of LifeChapter 2.1 - Basic ChemistryChapter 2.2 - Chemical Reactions And Energy
Chapter 2.3 - Inorganic ChemistryChapter 2.4 - Organic ChemistryChapter 3 - Cell BiologyChapter 3.1 - Functions Of The CellChapter 3.2 - How We See CellsChapter 3.3 - Plasma MembraneChapter 3.4 - Membrane LipidsChapter 3.5 - Membrane ProteinsChapter 3.6 - Movement Through The Plasma MembraneChapter 3.7 - CytoplasmChapter 3.8 - The Nucleus And Cytoplasmic OrganellesChapter 3.9 - Genes And Gene ExpressionChapter 3.10 - Cell CycleChapter 3.11 - Cellular Aspects Of AgingChapter 4 - TissuesChapter 4.1 - Tissues And HistologyChapter 4.2 - Embryonic TissueChapter 4.3 - Epithelial TissueChapter 4.4 - Connective TissueChapter 4.5 - Muscle TissueChapter 4.6 - Nervous TissueChapter 4.7 - Tissue MembranesChapter 4.8 - Tissue Damage And InflammationChapter 4.9 - Tissue RepairChapter 4.10 - Effects Of Aging On TissuesChapter 5 - Integumentary SystemChapter 5.1 - Functions Of The Integumentary SystemChapter 5.2 - SkinChapter 5.3 - Subcutaneous TissueChapter 5.4 - Accessory Skin StructuresChapter 5.5 - Physiology Of The Integumentary SystemChapter 5.6 - BurnsChapter 5.7 - Effects Of Aging On The Integumentary SystemChapter 6 - Skeletal System: Bones And Bone TissueChapter 6.1 - Functions Of The Skeletal SystemChapter 6.2 - CartilageChapter 6.3 - Bone HistologyChapter 6.4 - Bone AnatomyChapter 6.5 - Bone DevelopmentChapter 6.6 - Bone GrowthChapter 6.7 - Bone RemodelingChapter 6.8 - Bone Fracture Classification And RepairChapter 6.9 - Calcium HomeostasisChapter 6.10 - Effects Of Aging On The Skeletal SystemChapter 7 - Skeletal System: Gross AnatomyChapter 7.1 - Skeletal Anatomy OverviewChapter 7.2 - Axial SkeletonChapter 7.3 - Appendicular SkeletonChapter 8 - Joints And MovementChapter 8.1 - Classes Of JointsChapter 8.2 - Types Of MovementChapter 8.3 - Range Of MotionChapter 8.4 - Description Of Selected JointsChapter 8.5 - Effects Of Aging On The JointsChapter 9 - Muscular System: Histology And PhysiologyChapter 9.1 - Functions Of The Muscular SystemChapter 9.2 - General Properties Of Muscle TissueChapter 9.3 - Skeletal Muscle AnatomyChapter 9.4 - Skeletal Muscle Fiber PhysiologyChapter 9.5 - Whole Skeletal Muscle PhysiologyChapter 9.6 - Muscle Fiber TypesChapter 9.7 - Energy Sources For Muscle ContractionChapter 9.8 - Smooth MuscleChapter 9.9 - Cardiac MuscleChapter 9.10 - Effects Of Aging On Skeletal MuscleChapter 10 - Muscular System: Gross AnatomyChapter 10.1 - General Principles Of Skeletal Muscle AnatomyChapter 10.2 - Head And Neck MusclesChapter 10.3 - Trunk MusclesChapter 10.4 - Upper Limb MusclesChapter 10.5 - Lower Limb MusclesChapter 11 - Functional Organization Of Nervous TissueChapter 11.1 - Functions Of The Nervous SystemChapter 11.2 - Divisions Of The Nervous SystemChapter 11.3 - Cells Of The Nervous SystemChapter 11.4 - Organization Of Nervous TissueChapter 11.5 - Electrical SignalsChapter 11.6 - The SynapseChapter 11.7 - Neuronal Pathways And CircuitsChapter 12 - Spinal Cord And Spinal NervesChapter 12.1 - Spinal CordChapter 12.2 - ReflexesChapter 12.3 - Spinal NervesChapter 13 - Brain And Cranial NervesChapter 13.1 - Development Of The BrainChapter 13.2 - BrainstemChapter 13.3 - CerebellumChapter 13.4 - DiencephalonChapter 13.5 - CerebrumChapter 13.6 - Meninges, Ventricles,and Cerebrospinal FluidChapter 13.7 - Blood Supply To The BrainChapter 13.8 - Cranial NervesChapter 14 - Integration Of Nervous System FunctionsChapter 14.1 - SensationChapter 14.2 - Control Of Skeletal MusclesChapter 14.3 - Brainstem FunctionsChapter 14.4 - Higher Brain FunctionsChapter 14.5 - Effects Of Aging On The Nervous SystemChapter 15 - The Special SensesChapter 15.1 - OlfactionChapter 15.2 - TasteChapter 15.3 - Visual SystemChapter 15.4 - Hearing And BalanceChapter 15.5 - Effects Of Aging On The Special SensesChapter 16 - Autonomic Nervous SystemChapter 16.1 - Overview Of The Autonomic Nervous SystemChapter 16.2 - Contrasting The Somatic And Autonomic Nervous SystemsChapter 16.3 - Anatomy Of The Autonomic Nervous SystemChapter 16.4 - Physiology Of The Autonomic Nervous SystemChapter 16.5 - Regulation Of The Autonomic Nervous SystemChapter 16.6 - Functional Generalizations About The Autonomic Nervous SystemChapter 17 - Functional Organization Of The Endocrine SystemChapter 17.1 - Principles Of Chemical CommunicationChapter 17.2 - HormonesChapter 17.3 - Control Of Hormone SecretionChapter 17.4 - Hormone Receptors And Mechanisms Of ActionChapter 18 - Endocrine GlandsChapter 18.1 - Overview Of The Endocrine SystemChapter 18.2 - Pituitary Gland And HypothalamusChapter 18.3 - Thyroid GlandChapter 18.4 - Parathyroid GlandsChapter 18.5 - Adrenal GlandsChapter 18.6 - PancreasChapter 18.7 - Hormonal Regulation Of Nutrient UtilizationChapter 18.8 - Hormones Of The Reproductive SystemChapter 18.9 - Hormones Of The Pineal GlandChapter 18.10 - Other Hormones And Chemical MessengersChapter 18.11 - Effects Of Aging On The Endocrine SystemChapter 19 - Cardiovascular System: BloodChapter 19.1 - Functions Of BloodChapter 19.2 - Composition Of BloodChapter 19.3 - PlasmaChapter 19.4 - Formed ElementsChapter 19.5 - HemostasisChapter 19.6 - Blood GroupingChapter 19.7 - Diagnostic Blood TestsChapter 20 - Cardiovascular System: The HeartChapter 20.1 - Functions Of The HeartChapter 20.2 - Size, Shape, And Location Of The HeartChapter 20.3 - Anatomy Of The HeartChapter 20.4 - Route Of Blood Flow Through The HeartChapter 20.5 - HistologyChapter 20.6 - Electrical PropertiesChapter 20.7 - Cardiac CycleChapter 20.8 - Mean Arterial Blood PressureChapter 20.9 - Regulation Of The HeartChapter 20.10 - The Heart And HomeostasisChapter 20.11 - Effects Of Aging On The HeartChapter 21 - Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels And CirculationChapter 21.1 - Functions Of The Circulatory SystemChapter 21.2 - Structural Features Of Blood VesselsChapter 21.3 - Pulmonary CirculationChapter 21.4 - Systemic Circulation: ArteriesChapter 21.5 - Systemic Circulation: VeinsChapter 21.6 - Dynamics Of Blood CirculationChapter 21.7 - Physiology Of The Systemic CirculationChapter 21.8 - Control Of Blood Flow In TissuesChapter 21.9 - Regulation Of Mean Arterial PressureChapter 22 - Lymphatic System And ImmunityChapter 22.1 - Functions Of The Lymphatic SystemChapter 22.2 - Anatomy Of The Lymphatic SystemChapter 22.3 - ImmunityChapter 22.4 - Innate ImmunityChapter 22.5 - Adaptive ImmunityChapter 22.6 - Acquired Adaptive ImmunityChapter 22.7 - Overview Of Immune InteractionsChapter 22.8 - ImmunotherapyChapter 22.9 - Effects Of Aging On The Lymphatic System And ImmunityChapter 23 - Respiratory SystemChapter 23.1 - Anatomy Of The Respiratory SystemChapter 23.2 - Functions Of The Respiratory SystemChapter 23.3 - Structures And Histology Of The Respiratory TractChapter 23.4 - Behavior Of GasesChapter 23.5 - Physiology Of The Respiratory SystemChapter 23.6 - Oxygen And Carbon Dioxide Transport In The BloodChapter 23.7 - Regulation Of VentilationChapter 23.8 - Effects Of Aging On The Respiratory SystemChapter 24 - Digestive SystemChapter 24.1 - Anatomy Of The Digestive SystemChapter 24.2 - Functions Of The Digestive SystemChapter 24.3 - Histology Of The Digestive TractChapter 24.4 - Regulation Of The Digestive SystemChapter 24.5 - PeritoneumChapter 24.6 - Oral CavityChapter 24.7 - SwallowingChapter 24.8 - StomachChapter 24.9 - Small IntestineChapter 24.10 - LiverChapter 24.11 - GallbladderChapter 24.12 - PancreasChapter 24.13 - Large IntestineChapter 24.14 - Digestion And AbsorptionChapter 24.15 - Effects Of Aging On The Digestive SystemChapter 25 - Nutrition, Metabolism, And Temperature RegulationChapter 25.1 - NutritionChapter 25.2 - MetabolismChapter 25.3 - Carbohydrate MetabolismChapter 25.4 - Lipid MetabolismChapter 25.5 - Protein MetabolismChapter 25.6 - Interconversion Of Nutrient MoleculesChapter 25.7 - Metabolic StatesChapter 25.8 - Metabolic RateChapter 25.9 - Body Temperature RegulationChapter 26 - Urinary SystemChapter 26.1 - Functions Of The Urinary SystemChapter 26.2 - Kidney Anatomy And HistologyChapter 26.3 - Urine ProductionChapter 26.4 - Regulation Of Urine Concentration And VolumeChapter 26.5 - Plasma Clearance And Tubular MaximumChapter 26.6 - Urine MovementChapter 26.7 - Effects Of Aging On The KidneysChapter 27 - Water, Electrolyte, And Acid-base BalanceChapter 27.1 - Body FluidsChapter 27.2 - Regulation Of Extracellular Fluid CompositionChapter 27.3 - Regulation Of Intracellular Fluid CompositionChapter 27.4 - Regulation Of Specific Electrolytes In The Extracellular FluidChapter 27.5 - Regulation Of Acid-base BalanceChapter 28 - Reproductive SystemChapter 28.1 - Functions Of The Reproductive SystemChapter 28.2 - MeiosisChapter 28.3 - Anatomy Of The Male Reproductive SystemChapter 28.4 - Physiology Of Male ReproductionChapter 28.5 - Anatomy Of The Female Reproductive SystemChapter 28.6 - Physiology Of Female ReproductionChapter 28.7 - Effects Of Aging On The Reproductive SystemChapter 29 - Development, Growth, Aging, And GeneticsChapter 29.1 - Prenatal DevelopmentChapter 29.2 - ParturitionChapter 29.3 - The NewbornChapter 29.4 - LactationChapter 29.5 - First Year After BirthChapter 29.6 - Aging And DeathChapter 29.7 - Genetics
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