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Teaching Physiology Using the New Paradigm: Three Examples

In this chapter, we illustrate how three important topics included in every introductory course can be taught using the new paradigm. The three topics are (1) short-term regulation of blood pressure, (2) generating a tidal volume, and (3) the hypothalamic-anterior pituitary axis.

Jenny McFarland | Joel A. Michael | William Cliff | Harold Modell | Ann Wright

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