By Michael W. King
Crucial for USMLE Step 1 assessment! A rigorous full-color assessment for any form of biochemistry or clinical biochemistry examination!
Integrative clinical Biochemistry exam and Board Review is a quick and powerful means that you can arrange for normal path examinations in biochemistry and scientific biochemistry, in addition to scientific board checks and the USMLE Step 1. a different characteristic of this assessment is the mixing of scientific biochemistry with body structure, pathophysiology, pathology, and anatomy, making it ideal for today's quickly altering scientific tuition curriculum.
Integrative clinical Biochemistry exam and Board Review is logically divided into 4 sections: part 1 covers the fundamentals of the most important construction blocks of all cells and tissues part 2 discusses metabolic biochemistry with a robust emphasis on scientific correlations and medical issues with regards to those all very important pathways part 2 experiences the mobile and Molecular Biology subject matters linked to clinical biochemistry, body structure, and pathology part four comprises 10 chapters with high-yield integrative issues of worth not just to scientific scholars, yet to all scholars of the discipline
Packed with useful studying aids: 1,100 multiple-choice questions, 1/2 that are USMLE Step 1 sort Thorough motives for every solution 350 full-color illustrations each bankruptcy contains: an overview directory the key issues coated an inventory of high-yield phrases concerning the content material various explanatory figures and tables designed to extend your figuring out of must-know fabric A record that recaps very important and high-yield techniques such a lot chapters comprise particular medical packing containers that current high-yield info bearing on illnesses and issues relating to defects within the pathways being mentioned
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