From Cells to Systems - Seventh Edition - Instructor's Edition
Combines the topics of intercellular communication and signal transduction, hormonal communication, and comparison of the nervous and endocrine systems with those of neuronal physiology, synapses, and neuronal integration.
Focusing on the theme of homeostasis, this condensed version of Lauralee Sherwood's work offers a clear and clinically oriented exploration of human physiology. It emphasizes understanding over memorization, utilizing analogies and everyday references to make complex concepts relatable. Enhanced with helpful illustrations and pedagogical tools, this book aims to build a solid foundation for students pursuing careers in health professions, ensuring they grasp fundamental principles and concepts effectively.
The manual features 10 engaging wet lab experiments that utilize simple equipment, allowing students to explore their own physiology, including sensory systems and blood pressure. Written by Linda Collins, it provides a hands-on approach to learning, with an online preparation guide available for convenience.
The study guide enhances understanding of human physiology through comprehensive chapter overviews and outlines. It includes key terms and review exercises to reinforce learning, alongside "Points to Ponder" for critical thinking. Additionally, "Clinical Perspectives" provide real-world applications, while "Experiments of the Day" encourage practical engagement with the material, making it an invaluable resource for students.
Focusing on the theme of homeostasis, this book illustrates how the human body adapts to changes while maintaining internal stability. Lauralee Sherwood employs clear language and relatable analogies to simplify complex physiology concepts. The vibrant visuals and interactive digital resources, including 3D animations and engaging homework problems, enhance understanding and retention. By emphasizing core principles and fostering enthusiasm, the author aims to build a strong foundation for students pursuing careers in health professions.