Table of Contents

PREFACE; A-Z DICTIONARY; APPENDICES; Base and supplementary SI units; Derived SI units with special names; Decimal multiples and submultiples to be used with SI units; Conversion of units to and from SI units; Everyday Tests; Blood Gases; Diagnostic Enzymes; Hormones; Proteins and immunoproteins; Lipids and lipoproteins; Vitamins; Tumour Markers; III BIOCHEMICAL REFERENCE VALUES FOR URINE; IV BIOCHEMICAL REFERENCE VALUES FOR FAECES; V BIOCHEMICAL REFERENCE VALUES FOR CEREBROSPINAL FLUID; VI HAEMATOLOGICAL REFERENCE VALUES; VII USEFUL ORGANIZATIONS AND WEBSITES; VIII ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS COMMONLY USED IN MEDICAL NOTES AND RECORDS

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Owning a medical dictionary, isn't a bad idea; the Oxford Concise Medical Dictionary is enough for home purposes. The Guardian