2006Prehospital Emergency CareRequires access

Anatomy & Physiology for Emergency Care

Martini Fh, EF Bartholomew, BE Bledsoe, Rob Lowe

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Pearson Education, 2002, 603 pages, $xxx ISBN0-13-042298-3As the profession of EMS continues to define itself on equal footing in health care, the development of a specific body of knowledge andan ...

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Pearson Education, 2002, 603 pages, $xxx ISBN0-13-042298-3As the profession of EMS continues to define itself on equal footing in health care, the development of a specific body of knowledge andan ...

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Pearson Education, 2002, 603 pages, $xxx ISBN0-13-042298-3As the profession of EMS continues to define itself on equal footing in health care, the development of a specific body of knowledge andan ...

Key concepts: Medicine, Emergency medical services, Medical emergency, Physiology

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