Instant purchase welcome Slight scratches on the front and back cover No cutouts or writing in the text, in good condition "How to Read Test Values ​​That Are Immediately Useful in the Field" Junko Murakami Price: ¥ --- #JunkoMurakami #Junko_Murakami #Book #Nature/Medical/Pharmaceutical/Health ■ Understand the standard values ​​and care points that nurses should know! This is one of a new pocket-sized series for nurses and nursing students. Tests performed in hospitals We have compiled the standard values, abnormal values, and care points that nurses should know in a compact format. ■ Easy to understand with chapters such as Routine Tests → Tests to be added to Routine Tests! In this book, the chapters are arranged in the same order as the actual tests: Routine Tests → Tests to be added to Routine Tests. You can quickly find what you want to know in the field, and it will definitely be helpful. ■ Explain the points for each major case! In Chapter 2, we explained the test values ​​for several cases, such as "colon cancer" and "liver cirrhosis," in the form of verifying what they indicate. You can easily see what to pay attention to in the test values. [Main Contents] Preface: Before the Test Chapter 1: Panic Values Chapter 2: Routine Tests (Basic Tests) Chapter 3: Tests to be added to Routine Tests Chapter 4: Infectious Disease Tests Chapter 5: Formulas [Introduction of Supervisor] Osamu Nishizaki Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1942. Graduated from Osaka Medical University in 1967. Passed the first Internal Medicine Specialist certification of the Japanese Society of Internal Medicine. Currently, Director of Nishizaki Clinic, Advisor to the Human Dock Department of St. Luke's International Hospital. Specializes in general internal medicine and preventive medicine. Major books and supervised books include "How to Read and Think About Test Values ​​Useful for Nursing" (Sogo Igakusha), "How to Read Numbers of Health Checkups" (Shufu to Seikatsusha), "Triglycerides" (PHP Institute), "Hayabiki Yakujiten" "Anatomy Q&A for Nurses" "Hayabiki Test Values ​​and Formula Dictionary" (Natsume-sha), etc.