MobileSystem MSDict Oxford Concise Medical Dictionary v2.11.10S60 J2ME ed-
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MobileSystem MSDict Oxford Concise Medical Dictionary v2.11.10 S60 J2ME ed-
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The sixth edition of this dictionary provides full coverage of all the important terms and concepts used in medicine today.
Written by distinguished practising specialists and medical writers, it is intended primarily for workers in the paramedical fields: pharmacists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, social workers, hospital secretaries, administrators, technicians, and so on.
It will also be invaluable for medical students and practicing doctors. Each entry contains a basic definition, followed- where appropriate- by a more detailed explanation or description.
A feature of the dictionary is that the articles are written in clear and concise English without the use of unnecessary technical jargon.
For this reason the book will also be of both interest and value to the general reader who needs a home medical dictionary.
`Exellent layout and jargon-free style`- Nursing Times
`An extraordinary bargain`- New Scientist
Coverage
The dictionary defines terms in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and pharmacology, as well as in all major medical and surgical specialties.
Its coverage of psychology and psychiatry, public health medicine and dentistry is unusually comprehensive, and this edition includes many new entries covering the latest developments in diagnostic radiology and radiotherapy, endocrinology, peadiatrics, and urology, as well as the other medical surgical specialties.
Key terms in the developing speciality of advanced life support systems have also been added as new entries.
Entries for many new drugs have been included, and drug names have been revised in accordance with the recently implemented EC directive on the use of recommended International Non-Proprietary Names (rINNs); where these differ from names commonly used in Britain, the letter are included both as synonyms for the rINNs and as cross-reference entries.
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