Even if you've never studied chemistry or biology before, this straightforward text makes microbiology easy to learn and helps you understand the spread, control, and prevention of infections. Content is logically organized and reflects just the right level of detail to give you a solid foundation for success, enabling you to connect concepts to real-world practice and confidently apply your scientific knowledge to patient care.
Focuses on just the necessary information the introductory microbiology student needs to know, saving time and allowing you to focus on what is most important.
UNIQUE! Why You Need to Know boxes put material in perspective, helping you to understand the history, impact and future of the topics under discussion.
UNIQUE! Life Application boxes provide fun facts on how chapter topics apply to real world situations and events.
UNIQUE! Medical Highlights boxes share anecdotal information about various pathological conditions.
UNIQUE! Healthcare Application tables focus on pathogens as they relate to topics discussed in the chapter.
Chapter outlines and key terms provide a framework for every chapter, enabling more efficient and effective learning.
Learning objectives clarify chapter goals and guide you through content that needs to be mastered.
Twenty review questions at the end of each chapter test you retention and help you identify areas requiring further study.
UPDATED! Additional micrographs and cellular photos from author's collection help engage you.
NEW! Appendix on key human bacterial pathogens arranged by body system with text page references provides a quick reference to diseases, organisms, and their characteristics.
Product details
- Paperback | 544 pages
- 216 x 276 x 17.78mm | 1,043.26g
- 27 Nov 2015
- Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
- Mosby
- St Louis, United States
- English
- Revised
- 2nd Revised edition
- Approx. 345 illustrations (345 in full color)
- 0323320929
- 9780323320924
- 641,137
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