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Human Acid-Base Physiology: A Student Text
Human Acid-Base Physiology: A Student Text

By O. Holmes, Oliver Holmes

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Written for pre-clinical medical students and others studying physiology, this textbook explains the fundamentals of the subject, covering physical chemistry, the essentials of acid-base physiology...

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Human Neurophysiology: A Student Text
Human Neurophysiology: A Student Text

By O. Holmes, Oliver Holmes

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Preface To Second Edition -- Preface To First Edition -- Acknowledgements -- 1. The Nervous System, Sensation And Movement -- 2. Nerve -- 3. The Physiology Of Receptors: Cutaneous Sensation -- 4. T...

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McQs In Human Physiology
McQs In Human Physiology

By O. Holmes, S. Jennett, Oliver Holmes, Oliver Holmes, Sheila Jennett

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Multiple choice questions are widely used in examinations in medical and other curricula. This volume contains many more questions in human physiology than any other book in print. The questions an...

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