Part 1 Introduction: basic principles.
Part 2 Peripheral nervous control: organization of the peripheral nerves; transmembrane potential; autonomic nervous system.
Part 3 Contraction: skeletal musle; the heart electrical properties; the heart mechanical properties; smooth muscle.
Part 4 Circulation: arteries, arteriovenous anastomoses and veins; control of the circulation; capillaries and sinusoids; extravascular fluid systems; haemostasis; blood; the erythrocyte.
Part 4B Respiration: ventilation; diffusion and perfusion; control of respiration.
Part 5 Urine formation: filtration, reabsorption and secretion; acidbase balance; control of the kidney.
Part 6 Digestion and energy balance: mouth, oesophagus and stomach; small and large intestine; energy balance; body temperature.
Part 7 Endocrine control: hormones; the thyroid and parathyroid glands; hypothalamus, pituitary and other endocrine glands; fertilization, growth and maturation; the female reproductive system.
Part 8 Sensation and integration: vision; other senses; central nervous system.

Appleton & Lange's Review of Physiology

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