Encyclopaedia of Animal Physiology (Physiology of Endocrine) (Part-II)

Introduction

The present Encyclopaedia has been designed for the introductory courses in physiology. It is prepared for students in biological, medical, and health-oriented programmes. The students aiming for a career as a nurse, medical assistant, physician's assistants, medical laboratory technologist, radiologist, inhalation therapist, dental hygienist, and physical therapist will find this encyclopaedia as a vade-mecum.

Organization

This work is organized in thirteen volumes namely: Physiology of Feeding and Nutrition; Physiology of Digestion; Physiology of Bloods; Physiology of Circulation; Physiology of Defense; Physiology of Biochemistry; Physiology of Respiration; Physiology of Excretion; Reproductive Physiology; Physiology of Endocrine Glands and Embryology: part I & II; Physiology of Nervous System; and Physiology of Receptors & Sense Ordeals.

Features

Special care has been taken to make the matter appropriate for today's college students. Technical terms are described separately and new concepts are thoroughly explained.