Synopsis
This comprehensive resource brings together the essential mathematical concepts applicable to basic clinical science - medicine, nursing, pharmacology, and physiology, in a user-friendly manner that encourages even the math-phobic reader. It serves as a self-study guide on scientific-notation, logarithms, and unit-conversion techniques that relates these tools and methods to clinical topics. For anyone interested in a health related career, this book is a must read before applying to a clinical training program., textformat=02> This comprehensive resource brings together the essential mathematical concepts applicable to basic clinical science - medicine, nursing, pharmacology, and physiology, in a user-friendly manner that encourages even the math-phobic reader. It serves as a self-study guide on, For entry-level clinical sciences, in which math concepts are emphasized. Especially created for students with a limited background in mathematics, this comprehensive text introduces basic mathematical concepts applicable to all entry-level clinical science curricula medicine, physician assistant, nursing, pharmacy, and physiology, in an accessible style. The author does not merely present facts, but teaches the student step by step. Emphasis throughout is on understanding concepts, not memorizing numbers and formulas.
