Fundamentals of Applied Pathophysiology

For Nursing and Healthcare Students

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

639 kr

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Connect theory to practice with a comprehensive pathophysiology textbook that brings clinical concepts to life for nursing and healthcare students Understanding how diseases disrupt normal body function is fundamental for nursing and healthcare students, and essential for effective patient assessment and care planning. Fundamentals of Applied Pathophysiology delivers a clear, accessible introduction to this important topic, crafted by experienced nursing educators and practitioners. Two new chapters on genetics and death and dying respond to the evolving landscape of healthcare, encouraging reflection and deeper understanding of contemporary challengesHigh-quality illustrations, colour-coded layouts, and a highly visual approach to clarify complex concepts and support diverse learning stylesClinical observation boxes, investigation guides, red flag alerts, and medication guidance to bridge theory and practice—helping you apply knowledge directly to patient careCase studies, activities, and key terms in every chapter to reinforce understanding and support ongoing learningContent aligned with the latest Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) standards, ensuring readiness for safe, compassionate, and effective practiceMultidisciplinary perspective and accessible style, connecting anatomy, physiology, and clinical application for real-world competenceIdeal for pre-registration nursing students and allied health students, this comprehensive resource fosters curiosity, confidence, and professional growth—helping you become a key member of the health and care team.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-06-25
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieFundamentals
Antal sidor592
Upplaga5
FörlagJohn Wiley & Sons Inc
ISBN9781394334797

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Ian Peate, RN, OBE, FRCN, Hon DUniv(BNU), is a Visiting Professor at Northumbria University and Buckinghamshire New University, and a Senior Clinical Fellow at the University of Hertfordshire. He is also the Editor-in-Chief of the British Journal of Nursing and the Consultant Editor of the Journal of Paramedic Practice and the International Journal for Advancing Practice. Carl Clare, RN, is a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing at the University of Hertfordshire with published work in cardiac care and pathophysiology. His expertise lies in caring for patients with long-term illness, physiology, sociology, and cardiac care. Anthony Wheeldon, PhD, RN, is an Associate Subject Group Lead for Adult Nursing at the University of Hertfordshire. He’s an expert in cardiorespiratory nursing, anatomy, physiology, respiratory assessment, nurse education, and the application of bioscience in nursing practice.

Preface viAcknowledgments viiiContributors ixChapter 1 Learning the language: terminology 1Chapter 2 Cell and body tissue physiology 18Chapter 3 Homeostasis 39Chapter 4 Genetics 53Chapter 5 Cancer 73Chapter 6 Inflammation, Immune Response and Healing 98Chapter 7 Pain and Pain Management 122Chapter 8 Shock 151Chapter 9 The nervous system and associated disorders 169Chapter 10 The heart and associated disorders 195Chapter 11 The vascular system and associated disorders 220Chapter 12 The blood and associated disorders 247Chapter 13 The renal system and associated disorders 276Chapter 14 The respiratory system and associated disorders 301Chapter 15 The gastrointestinal system and associated disorders 329Chapter 16 Nutrition and associated disorders 357Chapter 17 The endocrine system and associated disorders 381Chapter 18 The reproductive systems and associated disorders 409Chapter 19 The musculoskeletal system and associated disorders 437Chapter 20 Fluid, electrolyte balance and associated disorders 465Chapter 21 The skin and associated disorders 485Chapter 22 The ear, nose and throat, and eyes, and associated disorders 510Chapter 23 Death and dying 533Appendix: Reference values in venous serum (adults) 559Answers to multiple-choice questions 562Index 564