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Clinical Biochemistry, 7th Edition. An Illustrated Colour Text

ISBN: 9780323880572
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2023/09

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Περιγραφή

Clinical Biochemistry is a best-selling textbook, with global sales of well over 80,000. It is used across the world, and has been translated into ten languages. Over six successive editions, it has provided students with just the right amount of information they need to understand and apply clinical biochemistry in a clinical context. It is aimed fairly and squarely at those who are new to the subject, and is suitable for undergraduates across a range of courses including medicine, nursing, biomedical science, pharmacy and life sciences. Junior doctors will also find it useful.

The seventh edition retains the same practical and patient-centred approach that has made previous editions so popular. Despite its accessibility, there is no ‘dumbing-down’: all essential information is covered. The illustrations, which are a major part of its visual appeal, have been revisited and updated.

This book is an ideal source for understanding the background to biochemical tests and how they should be interpreted. It will help you apply your learning in the clinical context. The same basic structure that has proved successful previously has been retained; sections on core biochemistry, endocrinology and specialised investigations follow an introductory section.

New to this edition

A new chapter on the pancreas, as well as two chapters that explain how some analyses are done – methods involving antibodies, and methods that separate and identify analytes.

Key Features
    • Clinical notes and case histories on help you to apply learning to clinical practice
    • Covers the bulk of routine analyses and their relevance to the clinical setting
    • Addresses real-world practicalities, such as how modern hospital laboratories work, and how test results should be interpreted
    • Each topic presented on a richly illustrated two-page spread for easier understanding
    • MCQs for each chapter
    • Accompanying e-book now includes some animations
Author Information
By Michael Murphy, MA MD FRCP FRCPath, Clinical Reader in Biochemical Medicine, University of Dundee, Dundee, UK ; Rajeev Srivastava, MS FRCS FRCPath, Consultant Clinical Biochemist, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, Glasgow, UK and Kevin Deans, PhD FRCP FRCPath, Consultant Clinical Biochemist, NHS Grampian, Aberdeen, UK

Περιεχόμενα

1 The use of the laboratory

2 Interpretation of results: diagnosis

3 Interpretation of results: general

4 Interpretation of results: monitoring

5 Analytical aspects

6 The clinical biochemistry laboratory

7 Fluid and electrolytes: basic concepts

8 The use of the laboratory

9 Water and sodium balance: physiological mechanisms

10 Interpretation of results: general

11 Interpretation of results: diagnosis

12 Hyponatraemia: assessment and management

13 Interpretation of results: monitoring

14 Hypernatraemia

15 Hyponatraemia: pathophysiology

16 Analytical aspects

17 Hyperkalaemia

18 Hypokalaemia

19 Intravenous fluid therapy

20 Fluid and electrolytes: basic concepts

21 Investigation of renal function (1)

22 Water and sodium balance: physiological mechanisms

23 Investigation of renal function (2)

24 Hyponatraemia: pathophysiology

25 Urinalysis

26 Hyponatraemia: assessment and management

27 Proteinuria

28 Acute kidney injury

29 Chronic kidney disease

30 Hypokalaemia

31 Acid–base: concepts and vocabulary

32 Metabolic acid–base disorders

33 Intravenous fluid therapy

34 Respiratory and mixed acid–base disorders

35 Investigation of renal function (1)

36 Acid–base disorders: diagnosis and management

37 Investigation of renal function (2)

38 Proteins and enzymes

39 Urinalysis

40 Immunoglobulins

41 Acute kidney injury

42 Myocardial infarction

43 Chronic kidney disease

44 Jaundice

45 Liver function tests

46 Liver disease

47 Acid–base: concepts and vocabulary

48 Glucose metabolism and diabetes mellitus

49 Metabolic acid–base disorders

50 Diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes mellitus

51 Respiratory and mixed acid–base disorders

52 Diabetic ketoacidosis

53 Acid–base disorders: diagnosis and management

54 Hypoglycaemia

55 Calcium regulation and hypocalcaemia

56 Proteins and enzymes

57 Hypercalcaemia

58 Immunoglobulins

59 Phosphate and magnesium

60 Metabolic bone disease

61 Myocardial infarction

62 Liver function tests

63 Osteoporosis and fragility fractures

64 Dynamic function tests

65 Liver disease

66 Endocrine control

67 Pituitary function

68 Growth disorders and acromegaly

69 Glucose metabolism and diabetes mellitus

70 Diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes mellitus

71 Thyroid pathophysiology

72 Hypothyroidism

73 Diabetic ketoacidosis

74 Hyperthyroidism

75 Adrenocortical pathophysiology

76 Hypofunction of the adrenal cortex

77 Calcium regulation and hypocalcaemia

78 Hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex

79 Gonadal function

80 Subfertility

81 Nutritional assessment

82 Nutritional support

83 Parenteral nutrition

84 The metabolic response to injury

85 Gastrointestinal disorders

86 Iron

87 Growth disorders and acromegaly

88 Zinc and copper

89 Thyroid pathophysiology

90 Therapeutic drug monitoring

91 Toxicology

92 Metal poisoning

93 Alcohol

94 Ascites

95 Hypofunction of the adrenal cortex

96 Pleural fluid

97 Fetal monitoring and prenatal diagnosis

98 Hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex

99 Cerebrospinal fluid

100 Gonadal function

101 Lipoprotein metabolism

102 Identification of body fluids

103 Nutritional assessment

104 Clinical disorders of lipid metabolism

105 Nutritional support

106 Hypertension

107 Parenteral nutrition

108 Cancer and its consequences

109 Tumour markers

110 The metabolic response to injury

111 Gastrointestinal disorders

112 Multiple endocrine neoplasia

113 Hyperuricaemia

114 Myopathy

115 Zinc and copper

116 Therapeutic drug monitoring

117 Pregnancy

118 Antenatal screening

119 Metal poisoning

120 Screening the newborn for disease

121 Paediatric biochemistry

122 Inborn errors of metabolism

123 Selected inherited disorders

124 Identification of body fluids

125 Case history comments

126 Lipoprotein metabolism

127 Clinical disorders of lipid metabolism

128 Cancer and its consequences

129 Tumour markers

130 Multiple endocrine neoplasia

131 Fetal monitoring and prenatal diagnosis

132 Antenatal screening

133 Inborn errors of metabolism