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Clinical Biochemistry is a best-selling textbook, with global sales of well over 80,000. It is used across the world, and has been translated into ten languages. Over six successive editions, it has provided students with just the right amount of information they need to understand and apply clinical biochemistry in a clinical context. It is aimed fairly and squarely at those who are new to the subject, and is suitable for undergraduates across a range of courses including medicine, nursing, biomedical science, pharmacy and life sciences. Junior doctors will also find it useful.

The seventh edition retains the same practical and patient-centred approach that has made previous editions so popular. Despite its accessibility, there is no 'dumbing-down': all essential information is covered. The illustrations, which are a major part of its visual appeal, have been revisited and updated.

This book is an ideal source for understanding the background to biochemical tests and how they should be interpreted. It will help you apply your learning in the clinical context. The same basic structure that has proved successful previously has been retained; sections on core biochemistry, endocrinology and specialised investigations follow an introductory section.Clinical notes and case histories on help you to apply learning to clinical practiceCovers the bulk of routine analyses and their relevance to the clinical settingAddresses real-world practicalities, such as how modern hospital laboratories work, and how test results should be interpretedEach topic presented on a richly illustrated two-page spread for easier understandingMCQs for each chapterAccompanying e-book now includes some animationsA new chapter on the pancreas, as well as two chapters that explain how some analyses are done - methods involving antibodies, and methods that separate and identify analytes

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ISBN13:9780323880572
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Paperback

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Part 1: Introducing clinical biochemistry<br>1. The clinical biochemistry laboratory<br>2. The use of the laboratory<br>3. Interpretation of results: general<br>4. Interpretation of results: diagnosis<br>5. Interpretation of results: monitoring<br>6. Analytical aspects<br><br>Part 2: Core biochemistry<br>7. Fluid and electrolytes: basic concepts<br>8. Water and sodium balance: physiological mechanisms<br>9. Hyponatraemia: pathophysiology<br>10. Hyponatraemia: assessment and management<br>11. Hypernatraemia<br>12. Hyperkalaemia<br>13. Hypokalaemia<br>14. Intravenous fluid therapy<br>15. Investigation of renal function (1)<br>16. Investigation of renal function (2)<br>17. Urinalysis<br>18. Proteinuria<br>19. Acute kidney injury<br>20. Chronic kidney disease<br>21. Acid–base: concepts and vocabulary<br>22. Metabolic acid–base disorders<br>23. Respiratory and mixed acid–base disorders<br>24. Acid–base disorders: diagnosis and management<br>25. Proteins and enzymes<br>26. Immunoglobulins<br>27. Myocardial infarction<br>28. Liver function tests<br>29. Jaundice<br>30. Liver disease<br>31. Glucose metabolism and diabetes mellitus<br>32. Diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes mellitus<br>33. Diabetic ketoacidosis<br>34. Hypoglycaemia<br>35. Calcium regulation and hypocalcaemia<br>36. Hypercalcaemia<br>37. Phosphate and magnesium<br>38. Metabolic bone disease<br>39. Osteoporosis and fragility fractures<br><br>Part 3: Endocrinology<br>40. Endocrine control<br>41. Dynamic function tests<br>42. Pituitary function<br>43. Growth disorders and acromegaly<br>44. Thyroid pathophysiology<br>45. Hypothyroidism<br>46. Hyperthyroidism<br>47. Adrenocortical pathophysiology<br>48. Hypofunction of the adrenal cortex<br>49. Hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex<br>50. Gonadal function<br>51. Subfertility<br><br>Part 4: Specialised investigations<br>52. Nutritional assessment<br>53. Nutritional support<br>54. Parenteral nutrition<br>55. The metabolic response to injury<br>56. Gastrointestinal disorders<br>57. Disorders of the pancreas<br>58. Iron<br>59. Zinc and copper<br>60. Therapeutic drug monitoring<br>61. Toxicology<br>62. Metal poisoning<br>63. Alcohol<br>64. Ascites<br>65. Pleural fluid<br>66. Cerebrospinal fluid<br>67. Identification of body fluids<br>68. Lipoprotein metabolism<br>69. Clinical disorders of lipid metabolism<br>70. Hypertension<br>71. Cancer and its consequences<br>72. Tumour markers<br>73. Multiple endocrine neoplasia<br>74. Hyperuricaemia<br>75. Myopathy<br>76. Fetal monitoring and prenatal diagnosis<br>77. Pregnancy<br>78. Antenatal screening<br>79. Screening the newborn for disease<br>80. Paediatric biochemistry<br>81. Inborn errors of metabolism<br>82. Methods involving antibodies: immunoassay<br>83. Methods to separate and identify molecules<br>84. Selected inherited disorders

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