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Zusatztext The first thing you may notice about this book is how well its laid out. Covering all the major topics, from cell biology to endocrinology, the book moves logically through the systems and specialties, covering all the basic knowledge you could ask for, in as simple terms as possible. Informationen zum Autor Dr Neil Herring is a Cardiologist, University Research Lecturer and British Heart Foundation Intermediate Fellow at the University of Oxford, UK. In addition to clinical work, he runs a basic science research program into cardiac autonomic control and is widely involved in medical school education as Tutor and Research Fellow at Keble College, Oxford. Klappentext Providing a clear explanation of the relevant medical science behind the individual medical specialties, Basic Science for Core Medical Training and the MRCP, is an indispensable part of a candidate's MRCP preparation. This book directly links to the Royal College exam and follows the same systems-based approach as the syllabus.Highly commended in the Basic & Clinical Sciences category of the British Medical Association Book Awards 2016. Zusammenfassung Providing a clear explanation of the relevant medical science behind the individual medical specialties, Basic Science for Core Medical Training and the MRCP, is an indispensable part of a candidate's MRCP preparation. This book directly links to the Royal College exam and follows the same systems-based approach as the syllabus. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1: Genetics 2: Cellular, Molecular and Membrane biology 3: Biochemistry and Metabolism 4: Immunology 5: Infectious Diseases 6: Statistics and Epidemiology 7: Haematology 8: Clinical Pharmacology 9: Rheumatology 10: Cardiology 11: Respiratory Medicine 12: Neurology 13: Psychiatry 14: Gastroenterology 15: Endocrinology 16: Nephrology 17: Dermatology
List of contents
- 1: Genetics
- 2: Cellular, Molecular and Membrane biology
- 3: Biochemistry and Metabolism
- 4: Immunology
- 5: Infectious Diseases
- 6: Statistics and Epidemiology
- 7: Haematology
- 8: Clinical Pharmacology
- 9: Rheumatology
- 10: Cardiology
- 11: Respiratory Medicine
- 12: Neurology
- 13: Psychiatry
- 14: Gastroenterology
- 15: Endocrinology
- 16: Nephrology
- 17: Dermatology
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The first thing you may notice about this book is how well its laid out. Covering all the major topics, from cell biology to endocrinology, the book moves logically through the systems and specialties, covering all the basic knowledge you could ask for, in as simple terms as possible. MedSaint, University of St Andrews
