01818nam a2200229Ia 450000500170000000800410001724500470005810000230010526000330012825000230016130000360018430000100022002000180023065000280024865000190027605000190029554600150031450512240032933600090155333700150156233800110157720260803094251.0251212s2024    xx            000 0 und d1 aAnatomy & physiology /cElizabeth Mack Co.  aCo, Elizabeth Mack  aAustralia :bCengage,c2024.  aPhilippine edition  axx, 1219 pages: billustrations  c27 cm  a9789815200058  aAnatomyxHuman anatomy.  aHuman anatomy.  a612 C6301 2024  ain English  aUnit 1. Levels of organization-- 1. The art and science of learning in anatomy and physiology-- 2. Introduction to the human body-- 3. The chemical level of organization-- 4. The cellular level of organization-- 5. The tissue level of organization-- Unit 2. Support and movement-- 6. The integumentary system-- 7. Bone tissue and the skeletal system-- 8. Axial Skeleton-- 9. The Appendicular skeleton-- 10. Joints-- 11. Muscle tissue-- 12. The muscular system-- Unit 3. Regulation, integration, control-- 13. The nervous system and nervous tissue-- 14. Anatomy of the nervous system-- 15. The somatic nervous system-- 16. The automatic nervous system-- 17. The endocrine system-- Unit 4. Fluids and transport-- 18. The cardiovascular system: blood-- 19. The cardiovascular system: the heart-- 20. The cardiovascular: blood vessels and circulation-- 21. The Lymphatic and immune-- Unit 5. Energy, maintenance, and environmental exchange-- 22. The respiratory system-- 23. The digestive system-- 24. Metabolism and nutrition-- 25. The urinary system-- 26. Fluid, electrolyte, and acid base balance-- Unit 6. Deviations from homeostasis-- 27. The reproductive systems-- 28. Anatomical and physiological response to disease  atext  aunmediated  avolume