Principles of Pathophysiology and Emergency Medical Care
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Principles of Pathophysiology and Emergency Medical Care

by Marianne Neighbors, Ruth Tannehill-Jones, Jeffrey W. Myers

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Principles of Pathophysiology and Emergency Medical Care explores the foundations of pathophysiology alongside emergency medical care. Written by Marianne Neighbors, Ruth Tannehill-Jones, and Jeffrey W. Myers, it serves as an educational resource for readers interested in these medical subjects. This listing is for a used copy.

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Principles of Pathophysiology and Emergency Medical Care focuses on two closely related areas: the study of disease processes and the provision of emergency care.

This book is authored by Marianne Neighbors, Ruth Tannehill-Jones, and Jeffrey W. Myers.

Its subject matter makes it relevant to readers seeking educational material in medicine, pathophysiology, and emergency medical care.

This listing describes a used copy of the book.

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