Basic Medical Functional Experiment

Author: Jing Zhimin
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: In many basic medical experimental courses, physiology, pharmacology, and pathophysiology experiments have pioneered bold reforms and integration, combining the experimental content of these three courses organically to form an independent and complete "Functional Experiment" course. This book is the textbook for that course, comprehensively classifying the scattered basic medical experimental teaching content dependent on each course and systematically introducing the fundamental theories, basic experimental methods, and basic experimental skills of basic medical experimental courses from the perspective of functional experiment science. It highlights the characteristics of teaching method reform for traditional experimental methods. This book is meticulously completed by the authors based on years of theoretical teaching and experimental teaching experience, combined with the specific experimental subjects of our university and the learning characteristics of students in ethnic minority colleges, as well as the outstanding achievements of teaching reform in medical colleges. The experimental projects offered in the textbook are carefully selected, not only cultivating students' realistic and rigorous scientific attitude and rigorous scientific logical thinking methods, as well as comprehensive abilities to observe, analyze, and solve problems, but also enabling students to understand and master the updates and development trends of functional experiment methods, inspiring innovative thinking in functional discipline experimental research. This book is written for medical college students and has strong practicality and selectivity, serving as an experimental textbook for students of all levels and majors in higher medical colleges, and can also be used by secondary medical colleges with conditions.