Produktbild: Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

08.09.2020

Herausgeber

Ian Peate + weitere

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

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592

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25,7/17,9/3,4 cm

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1097 g

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3rd edition

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-119-57648-8

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

08.09.2020

Herausgeber

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

592

Maße (L/B/H)

25,7/17,9/3,4 cm

Gewicht

1097 g

Auflage

3rd edition

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-119-57648-8

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  • Produktbild: Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology
  • Contributors xvii

    Preface xxi

    Acknowledgements xxv

    About the Editors xxvii

    Prefixes, Suffixes xxix

    How to Use Your Textbook xxxix

    About the Companion Website xli

    1 Basic Scientific Principles of Physiology 1

    Introduction 2

    Levels of Organisation 2

    Characteristics of Life 2

    Bodily Requirements 3

    Life at the Chemical Level 4

    Chemical Reactions and Chemical Bonds 6

    Acids and Bases 10

    Representing Chemical Reactions in Written Form: Chemical Equations 11

    Organic Molecules 12

    Homeostasis 15

    Units of Measurement 16

    Conclusion 18

    Glossary 18

    References 19

    Activities 19

    Test Your Learning 21

    Find Out More 21

    2 Cells, Cellular Compartments, Transport Systems, Fluid Movement Between Compartments 23

    Introduction 24

    Inside the Cell 24

    Structure of the Cell Membrane 25

    Transport of Substances Across the Cell Membrane 26

    How Do Cells Communicate? 30

    Fluid Compartments in the Body 31

    The Composition of Body Fluids 31

    Electrolyte and Water Balance 32

    Fluid Movement Between Compartments 34

    Bulk Transport Across the Cell Membrane 37

    Conclusion 39

    Glossary 39

    References 40

    Further Reading 40

    Activities 40

    Find Out More 42

    Chemical Symbols 42

    Conditions 43

    3 Genetics 45

    Anatomical Map 46

    Introduction 46

    Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) and Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) 47

    The DNA Double Helix 48

    Chromosomes 49

    From DNA to Proteins 52

    Summary of Relationship Between DNA, RNA and Protein 55

    The Transference of Genes 56

    Inheritance 60

    Spontaneous Mutation 70

    Disorders of Chromosomes 70

    Conclusion 72

    Glossary 72

    References 73

    Further Reading 74

    Activities 74

    Conditions 76

    4 Tissue 77

    Introduction 78

    Epithelial Tissue 78

    Connective Tissue 83

    Membranes 89

    Muscle Tissue 90

    Nervous Tissue 91

    Tissue Repair 92

    Conclusion 93

    Glossary 93

    References 94

    Activities 94

    5 Embryology 97

    Introduction 98

    Final Maturation of the Oocyte and Sperm 98

    Day One: Fertilisation 100

    Days 2-5: Pre¿Implantation Development 100

    Day 6: Implantation 102

    Week 2: Early Placental Formation 102

    Week 3-8: Post¿Implantation Embryonic Development 104

    Late Gestation and Birth: Gestational Weeks 13-40 (Embryonic Weeks 11-38) 108

    Complications of Pregnancy 111

    Conclusion 115

    Glossary 115

    References 116

    Further Reading 116

    Activities 117

    6 The Muscular System 119

    Body Map 120

    Introduction 120

    Types of Muscle Tissue 120

    Functions of the Muscular System 121

    Composition of Skeletal Muscle Tissue 122

    Gross Anatomy of Skeletal Muscles 122

    Microanatomy of Skeletal Muscle Fibre 123

    Skeletal Muscle Contraction and Relaxation 127

    Energy Sources for Muscle Contraction 130

    Aerobic Respiration 130

    Organisation of the Skeletal Muscular System 133

    The Effects of Ageing 146

    Conclusion 146

    Glossary 146

    References 147

    Further Reading 147

    Activities 147

    Find Out More 149

    Conditions 149

    7 The Skeletal System 151

    Body Map 152

    Introduction 152

    Bone as a Tissue 154

    Other Connective Tissues Closely Associated with the Skeletal System 156

    Bone Formation 158

    Bone Growth 159

    Bone Remodelling 161

    Bone Fractures 164

    The Axial and Appendicular Skeleton 165

    Bone Shapes 166

    Joints 170

    Conclusion 174

    Glossary 175

    References 176

    Further Reading 176

    Activities 177

    Match Each Bone to its Correct Shape 178

    Find Out More 179

    Conditions 179

    8 The Circulatory System 181

    Body Map 182

    Introduction 182

    Components of Blood 182

    Properties of Blood 184

    Plasma 184

    Functions of Blood 184

    Formation of Blood Cells 186

    Red Blood Cells 187

    White Blood Cells 191

    Platelets 194

    Haemostasis 194

    Coagulation 194

    Blood Groups 197

    Blood Vessels 198

    Blood Pressure 202

    Lymphatic System 203

    Lymphatic Organs 207

    Conclusion 209

    Glossary 209

    References 210

    Further Reading 210

    Activities 211

    Find Out More 212

    Conditions 212

    9 The Cardiac System 215

    Body Map 216

    Introduction 216

    Size and Location of the Heart 216

    The Structures of the Heart 217

    The Blood Supply to the Heart 223

    Blood Flow Through the Heart 228

    The Electrical Pathways of the Heart 229

    The Cardiac Cycle 233

    Factors Affecting Cardiac Output 236

    Regulation of Stroke Volume 236

    Regulation of Heart Rate 237

    Conclusion 239

    Glossary 239

    References 241

    Further Reading 242

    Activities 242

    Conditions 243

    10 The Digestive System 245

    Body Map 246

    Introduction 246

    The Activity of the Digestive System 246

    The Organisation of the Digestive System 246

    The Digestive System Organs 247

    The Structure of the Digestive System 254

    The Liver and Production of Bile 264

    The Gallbladder 266

    The Large Intestine 266

    Digestive Tract Hormones 268

    Nutrition, Chemical Digestion and Metabolism 268

    Conclusion 272

    Glossary 273

    References 275

    Further Reading 276

    Activities 276

    Find Out More 278

    Test Your Learning 278

    Conditions 278

    11 The Renal System 281

    Body Map 282

    Introduction 282

    Renal System 282

    Functions of the Kidney 290

    Blood Supply of the Kidney 292

    Urine Formation 292

    Selective Reabsorption 293

    Hormonal Control of Tubular Reabsorption and Secretion 295

    Composition of Urine 296

    Ureters 298

    Urinary Bladder 299

    Urethra 300

    Micturition 301

    Conclusion 302

    Glossary 302

    References 303

    Further Reading 303

    Activities 304

    Conditions 305

    12 The Respiratory System 307

    Body Map 308

    Introduction 308

    Organisation of the Respiratory System 308

    The Upper Respiratory Tract 308

    The Lower Respiratory Tract 310

    Blood Supply 316

    Respiration 316

    Pulmonary Ventilation 316

    Work of Breathing 319

    Volumes and Capacities 321

    Control of Breathing 323

    External Respiration 324

    Ventilation and Perfusion 327

    Transport of Gases 327

    Acid-Base Balance 330

    Internal Respiration 330

    Conclusion 332

    Glossary 332

    References 334

    Further Reading 335

    Activities 335

    Conditions 337

    13 The Reproductive Systems 339

    Body Map 340

    Introduction 340

    The Male Reproductive System 340

    The Female Reproductive System 348

    Conclusion 361

    Glossary 361

    References 363

    Further Reading 363

    Activities 364

    Find Out More 365

    Conditions 366

    14 The Nervous System 367

    Body Map 368

    Introduction 368

    Organisation of the Nervous System 368

    Sensory Division of the Peripheral Nervous System 368

    Central Nervous System 369

    Motor Division of the Peripheral Nervous System 369

    Neurotransmitters 374

    Neuroglia 376

    The Meninges 376

    Cerebrospinal Fluid 377

    The Brain 379

    The Peripheral Nervous System 383

    The Autonomic Nervous System 389

    Conclusion 392

    Glossary 393

    References 394

    Further Reading 394

    Activities 395

    Find Out More 396

    Conditions 396

    15 The Senses 399

    Introduction 400

    The Chemical Senses 400

    The Senses of Equilibrium and Hearing 408

    The Sense of Sight 419

    Conclusion 428

    Glossary 428

    References 430

    Further Reading 430

    Activities 430

    Conditions 432

    16 The Endocrine System 433

    Body Map 434

    Introduction 434

    The Endocrine Organs 435

    Hormones 437

    The Physiology of the Endocrine Organs 439

    The Thyroid Gland 443

    Glossary 456

    References 457

    Further Reading 458

    Activities 458

    Conditions 460

    17 The Immune System 461

    Body Map 462

    Introduction 462

    Blood Cell Development 462

    Organs of the Immune System 463

    The Lymphatic System 464

    Lymphoid Tissue 469

    Types of Immunity 469

    The Innate Immune System 469

    Blood Cells 470

    The Acquired Immune System 477

    Immunoglobulins (Antibodies) 480

    Natural Killer Cells 484

    Primary and Secondary Response to Infection 485

    Hypersensitivity 487

    Anaphylaxis 488

    Immunisations 488

    Conclusion 488

    Glossary 489

    References 490

    Further Reading 491

    Activities 491

    Find Out More 493

    Conditions 493

    18 The Skin 495

    Body Map 496

    Introduction 496

    The Structure of Skin 497

    The Epidermis 498

    Layers of the Epidermis 499

    The Dermis 503

    The Papillary and Reticular Aspects 503

    The Accessory Skin Structures 504

    The Functions of the Skin 508

    Synthesis of Vitamin D 511

    Conclusion 511

    Glossary 511

    References 512

    Further Reading 513

    Activities 513

    Find Out More 515

    Conditions 515

    Normal Values 517

    Answers 521

    Index 529