Prentice Hall
Allied Health
ISBN-10: 0130115495
ISBN-13: 9780130115492
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2000
Format: Paper; 256 pp
Published: 12/28/1999
Suggested retail price: $53.20
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For entry-level clinical sciences, in which math concepts are emphasized.
Especially created for students with a limited background in mathematics, this comprehensive text introduces basic mathematical concepts applicable to all entry-level clinical science curricula—medicine, physician assistant, nursing, pharmacy, and physiology, in an accessible style. The author does not merely present facts, but teaches the student step by step. Emphasis throughout is on understanding concepts, not memorizing numbers and formulas.
- User-friendly approach simplifies information.
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Familiarizes students with the basics so they can learn more advanced material with greater ease and less need to rely on pure memorization. Ex.___
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- Written on an introductory level.
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Allows students with even minimal mathematical classroom experience to enjoy broad coverage and apply learned principles. Ex.___
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- Unique organization of material—Unites all mathematical applications for varied fields of clinical study.
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Encourages students to select and focus on topics based on their own interests and career choices. Ex.___
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- Chapter Outlines.
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Shows how topic is organized and lists math skills required. Ex___
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- Chapter-end quizzes—Quiz answers explain the rationale and method behind each question, thereby providing another learning opportunity.
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Helps students test their understanding of concepts. Presents instructors with result-oriented assignments, as opposed to repetitive computation activities. Ex.___
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- Sidebars contain clinical examples.
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Demonstrates mathematical concepts in the clinical setting. Ex.___
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- Quick review of basic mathematical principles.
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Appendix reviews concepts and methods, such as scientific notation, logarithms, and unit conversion techniques. Ex.___
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Introduction.
Six Practical Suggestions.
1. Clinical Metrics.
2. Solutions and Body Fluids.
3. Circulatory Function.
4. Air, Blood and Respiratory Function.
5. Renal Function.
6. Acid-Base Balance.
7. Pharmacokinetics.
8. Energy and Metabolism.
9. Diagnostic Tests.
10. Biostatistics.
Units Named for Scientists.
Appendix: Basic Mathematical Concepts.
Answers to Quiz Questions.
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