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An introduction to normal, healthy physical development for professionals who specialize in working with children. Janet McGregor, an experienced nurse teacher, guides the reader through the key changes in body systems and functions from birth through adolescence. Topics covered include: the skeletal system; the nervous system; the cardiovascular system; the respiratory system; the renal system; the digestive system; the reproduction system; the immune system; and co-ordination of the systems. Each chapter ends with a scenario which encourages the student to apply the information provided to real-life situations and a question designed to extend, through further reading, the students' knowledge and understanding of the specific system. This introductory text has been written for nurses following the child branch of the DipHE in Nursing, for student midwives, health visitors and school nurses, for nursery nurses, and any person caring for children who aims to promote their healthy development. (synopsis)
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Review Books, Courses, Websites, Colleges or anything that is Medical! This section invites reviews for the various books available in the market for the Indian PG Entrances like AIPGE, AIIMS, State PG etc; Foreign Exams like PLAB, USMLE, GRE etc; Medical Subjects like Surgery, Medicine etc; Allied Medical Subjects; CDs and online educational material; Any other interesting book e.g. Novels, Non Fiction. Anyone can review any book available in the market until and unless it is done honestly and is intended to help other people who are preparing for the PG Entrances. RxPG hopes that this will make the choice of the students a bit easy as the market is overloaded from books claiming to be good for preparations. Reviews from authors and publishers about their forthcoming or existing books are also invited.
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