Integrate applied physiology

Author: Feng Zhiqiang
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Guided by the philosophy of materialist dialectics, this book integrates knowledge of physiology, related research progress, and relevant humanities to form a unique knowledge framework. The book consists of 6 chapters and 55 sections, covering the development of physiology, the basic characteristics of life, homeostatic mechanisms, cellular functions, the functional activities and coordination mechanisms of various body systems, and the protective mechanisms of the body. Each section comprehensively explains a relatively complex physiological issue, offering both breadth and depth. Additionally, the book emphasizes the integration of fundamental physiological theories with certain clinical changes or research advancements. Based on the core knowledge of physiology, it proposes new hypotheses or unresolved questions, particularly in introducing the ideas and spirit of some Nobel laureates in physiology or medicine, which serves to inspire readers. This book reorganizes physiological knowledge with an innovative approach, providing comprehensive and rich content, with highly integrated graphics primarily designed by the author. It is primarily intended for graduate students and undergraduate students of medical schools to learn physiological knowledge and conduct training in complex problem-solving. It also serves as a valuable reference for teachers engaged in basic and clinical teaching.