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Table qof qContents
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PART qONE: qBASIC qCONCEPTS qOF qPATHOPHYSIOLOGY
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Unit q1: qThe qCell
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2. Genes qand qGenetic qDiseases
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4. Altered qCellular qand qTissue qBiology
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5. Fluids qand qElectrolytes, qAcids qand qBases
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Unit q2: qMechanisms qof qSelf-Defense
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6. Innate qImmunity: qInflammation qand qWound qHealing
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8. Infection qand qDefects qin qMechanisms qof qDefense
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9. Stress qand qDisease
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Unit q3: qCellular qProliferation: qCancer
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10. Biologyqof qCancer g g




11. Cancer qEpidemiology g




12. Cancer qin qChildren qand qAdolescents
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PART qTWO: qBODY qSYSTEMS qAND qDISEASES
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Unit q4: qThe qNeurologic qSystem
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13. Structure qand qFunction qof qthe qNeurologic qSystem
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14. Pain, qTemperature, qSleep, qand qSensory qFunction
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15. Alterations q in qCognitive qSystems, q Cerebral qHemodynamics qand qMotor qFunction
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16. Disorders qof qthe qCentral qand qPeripheral qNervous qSystems qand qNeuromuscular qJunction
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17. Alterations qof qNeurologic q Function qin qChildren g g g g g




Unit q5: qThe qEndocrine qSystem
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19. Alterations qof qHormonal qRegulation g g g




Unit q6: qThe qHematologic qSystem
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20. Structure qand qFunction qof qthe qHematologic qSystem
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22. Alterations qof qHematologic qFunction qin qChildren g g g g g




Unit q7: qThe qCardiovascular qand qLymphatic qSystems
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Unit q8: qThe qPulmonary qSystem
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28. Alterations qof qPulmonary qFunction qin qChildren g g g g g




Unit q9: qThe qRenal qand qUrologic qSystems
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29. Structure qand qFunction qof qthe qRenal qand qUrologic qSystems
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30. Alterations qof qRenal qand qUrinary qTract q Function g g g g g g




31. Alterations qof qRenal qand qUrinary qTract q Function qin qChildreng g g g g g g g

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Unit q10: qThe qReproductive qSystems
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32. Structure qand qFunction qof qthe qReproductive qSystems
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33. Alterations qof qthe qFemale qReproductive qSystem
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34. Alterations qof qthe qMale qReproductive qSystem
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Unit q11: qThe qDigestive qSystem
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35. Structure qand qFunction qof qthe qDigestive qSystem
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36. Alterations qof qDigestive qFunction
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37. Alterations q in qDigestive qFunction qin qChildren
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Unit q12: qThe qMusculoskeletal qand qIntegumentary qSystems
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38. Structure qand qFunction qof qthe qMusculoskeletal qSystem
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39. Alterations qof qMusculoskeletal qFunction
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40. Alterations qof qMusculoskeletal qFunction qin qChildren
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41. Structure, qFunction, qand qDisorders qof qthe q Integument
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42. Alterations qof qthe qIntegument q in qChildren
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Chapterq01:qCellularqBiology
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1. A qstudent q is qobserving qa qcell qunder qthe qmicroscope. qIt qis qobserved qto qhave qsupercoiled
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