
Information
Format:MANGA
Chapters:12
Volumes:1
Status:finished
Start Date:Nov 8, 2011
End Date:Nov 8, 2011
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Genres
Comedy
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The Manga Guide to Physiology
マンガでわかる基礎生理学
12 chapters
1 volumes
50 users
finished
Synopsis
Student nurse Kumiko has just flunked her physiology exam and has one last shot at passing her makeup test. Lucky for her, newbie health science professor Kaisei needs a guinea pig for his physiology lectures.
Join Kumiko in The Manga Guide to Physiology as she examines the inner workings of the body while training hard for the campus marathon. You’ll learn all about:
How the digestive system and the Citric Acid Cycle break food down into nutrients and energy
How the body regulates temperature and vital fluids
The body’s powerful cell defense system, led by helper T cells and enforced by macrophages
The architecture of the central nervous system
The kidneys’ many talents: blood filtration, homeostasis, and energy production
You’ll also gain insight into medical procedures like electrocardiograms, blood pressure tests, spirograms, and more.
Whether you’re cramming for a test like Kumiko or just want a refresher, The Manga Guide to Physiology is your fun, cartoon guide to the human body.
(Source: No Starch Press)
Join Kumiko in The Manga Guide to Physiology as she examines the inner workings of the body while training hard for the campus marathon. You’ll learn all about:
How the digestive system and the Citric Acid Cycle break food down into nutrients and energy
How the body regulates temperature and vital fluids
The body’s powerful cell defense system, led by helper T cells and enforced by macrophages
The architecture of the central nervous system
The kidneys’ many talents: blood filtration, homeostasis, and energy production
You’ll also gain insight into medical procedures like electrocardiograms, blood pressure tests, spirograms, and more.
Whether you’re cramming for a test like Kumiko or just want a refresher, The Manga Guide to Physiology is your fun, cartoon guide to the human body.
(Source: No Starch Press)