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Medical Teacher, 1979
This paper describes an innovative approach to teaching a traditional subject-physiology. There are no lectures, tutorials or practicals. All learning activities are undertaken in small groups, and the course is learner-centred and problem-orientated. Students are required to collect and record their own information and to teach their colleagues what ...
G, Beaton, D, Mitchell
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This paper describes an innovative approach to teaching a traditional subject-physiology. There are no lectures, tutorials or practicals. All learning activities are undertaken in small groups, and the course is learner-centred and problem-orientated. Students are required to collect and record their own information and to teach their colleagues what ...
G, Beaton, D, Mitchell
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Surgery (Oxford), 2002
This contribution focuses on the gastrointestinal tract and its ability to absorb nutrients, water and electrolytes, and also how it forms an effective barrier against potentially harmful contents, such as bacteria. Its structure and function are also discussed. © 2009.
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This contribution focuses on the gastrointestinal tract and its ability to absorb nutrients, water and electrolytes, and also how it forms an effective barrier against potentially harmful contents, such as bacteria. Its structure and function are also discussed. © 2009.
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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1984
Because injudicious surgery may adversely alter nasal function, those who treat problems of the nose should be aware of nasal physiology. The nose has seven functions: airway, air conditioning, air cleaning, olfaction, phonation, reflex, and secondary sex organ.
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Because injudicious surgery may adversely alter nasal function, those who treat problems of the nose should be aware of nasal physiology. The nose has seven functions: airway, air conditioning, air cleaning, olfaction, phonation, reflex, and secondary sex organ.
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Physiologic Stability and Physiologic State
The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1996Several disease states (e.g., disseminated inflammation) demonstrate physiologic stability: they resolve only slowly and are resistant to both specific and symptomatic therapies. The existence of multiple stable physiologic states, including both health and disease states, is not anticipated by classical, linear descriptions of physiologic control ...
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