Introductory Biochemistry for Physiotherapy Students

Description

The study of biochemistry, a subfield of medical science that examines the chemistry of biological processes, focuses on the chemical interactions and metabolic processes that occur at the cellular level in the human body. Numerous significant elements of genetics, reproduction, metabolism, endocrinology, and growth are also covered in medical biochemistry. Human health, nutrition, and illness are linked to medical biochemistry. Physical therapy, often known as physiotherapy, is treating illness, trauma, or deformity by physical means instead of medication or surgery. What students should be able to do after taking a degree in physiotherapy and associated biochemistry is laid out in this book. It includes all the information required for Bachelor of Physiotherapy students. This is a clever method for learning and mastering several physiotherapy ideas more effectively using clearly presented diagrams and charts. In addition, it provides instructions on monitoring anomalous results and discusses the rationale behind the study of medical biochemistry. The book will be very helpful for medical students and anyone studying related medical fields.