Practical Basic Medical Knowledge

Author: Hu Songyan
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This textbook is structured with two closely related but differently leveled modules based on the content. Module 1, designated as mandatory learning content, is written in Song typeface. It includes the introduction, the organ composition of each human system, and the basic structure and main physiological functions of each organ. The second module, written in blue FangSong typeface, is an extension of the content in Module 1. It is designed for optional use in teaching or self-study by students with surplus capacity. In addition to the two modules, each chapter of this textbook extensively incorporates clinical knowledge closely related to the anatomical and physiological concepts being taught, marked in FangSong typeface and labeled with a "Clinical Significance" icon. The purpose is to expand students' disease knowledge, cater to varying learning abilities, and lay a relevant professional foundation for their subsequent theoretical coursework and future pharmaceutical careers. The appendix of this book also includes "Normal and Abnormal Values of Clinical Tests and Their Clinical Significance" for reference. This textbook is primarily intended for teaching in pharmacy-related higher vocational and technical colleges, covering majors such as Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Preparation, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutical Marketing, Pharmaceutical Trade, and Pharmaceutical E-commerce. It can also serve as supplementary or elective teaching materials for other majors, reference books for pharmacy professionals in hospitals, pharmaceutical factories, pharmaceutical companies, and retail pharmacies, as well as teaching aids for correspondence courses, self-study, adult education, and pharmacy staff training.
This textbook is structured with two closely related but differently leveled modules based on the content. Module 1, designated as mandatory learning content, is written in Song typeface. It includes the introduction, the organ composition of each human system, and the basic structure and main physiological functions of each organ. The second module, written in blue FangSong typeface, is an extension of the content in Module 1. It is designed for optional use in teaching or self-study by students with surplus capacity. In addition to the two modules, each chapter of this textbook extensively incorporates clinical knowledge closely related to the anatomical and physiological concepts being taught, marked in FangSong typeface and labeled with a "Clinical Significance" icon. The purpose is to expand students' disease knowledge, cater to varying learning abilities, and lay a relevant professional foundation for their subsequent theoretical coursework and future pharmaceutical careers. The appendix of this book also includes "Normal and Abnormal Values of Clinical Tests and Their Clinical Significance" for reference. This textbook is primarily intended for teaching in pharmacy-related higher vocational and technical colleges, covering majors such as Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Preparation, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutical Marketing, Pharmaceutical Trade, and Pharmaceutical E-commerce. It can also serve as supplementary or elective teaching materials for other majors, reference books for pharmacy professionals in hospitals, pharmaceutical factories, pharmaceutical companies, and retail pharmacies, as well as teaching aids for correspondence courses, self-study, adult education, and pharmacy staff training.