Medical Statistics Made Clear: an Introduction to Basic Concepts

Medical Statistics Made Clear

and "the simplest and one of the most important innovations", the stethoscope, first described in 1816. Ernest Board's picture of Laennec Listening to the Chest of a Patient shows the physician using a simple wooden tube to auscultate the chest of a man showing probable phthisis and a detail is also used on the dust cover of the book. A number of plates are devoted to hospitals and teaching. Re...

An Introduction to Medical Statistics

265 teachers in applied microbiology, although other non-medical microbiologists may want to use it as a ready reference text.

Importance of Intercellular Communication: an Introduction to Basic Concepts

In the endocrine system, specialized glandular cells secrete hormones, which are carried in the bloodstream to all parts of the body, but only influence the activity of specifically responsive target cells, i.e., those with the appropriate receptor molecules. This is like a TV transmission system, which sends its signal everywhere, but which is only picked up by those receivers tuned to its par...

introduction to basic concepts in water resources system

green water and blue water; renewable and nonrenewable water resources; water allocation and water allocation

Introduction to Corpus - Based Statistics - Oriented ( Cbso ) Techniques ( Part Ii : Basic Concepts )