Mary Lou Mulvihill Mark E. Zelman, Harper College Paul Holdaway, Harper College | |
Elaine Tompary, Harper College Jill Turchany, Rock Valley | |
College By presenting the basic principles of human disease, this edition of Human Diseases: A Systemic Approach with CD-ROM is organized by organ system and provides practical information for both health career and general education students | |
Now in full color, this text features a new chapter on infectious diseases, new multimedia components, end-of-chapter multimedia connection activities and a complete instructor's supplement package | |
Features: Companion Website (www.prenhall.com/mulvihill) includes chapter-specific, self-test questions with immediate feedback, hyperlinks, case studies, and bulletin board questions | |
CD-ROM provides interactive activities and an audio glossary. Unique side-by-side photographs show the normal and abnormal organs together | |
At-a-Glance Body Summary charts and questions enable student to differentiate the major characteristics of disease as they affect the various body systems | |
Prevention Plus! Feature highlights ways students can prevent disease and promote health in their own lives | |
Disease by the Numbers feature presents epidemiology for selected diseases and helps put diseases in context in terms of their incidence | |
Fact or Fiction feature starts each chapter with a question that challenges "popular wisdom" related to disease processes helps students to debunk myths | |
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