Clinical Case Orientation: Cell, Nerve and Muscle and Blood Physiology

About the book:

• Clinical Case Orientation: Cell, Nerve, Muscle, and Blood Physiology connects theory with clinical scenarios for undergrad medical students and educators. Each case includes study questions, MCQs, figures, flow charts, and ‘Physiology Pearls,’ aiding in discussions for better student understanding
• This resource delves into physiological principles and diseases, focusing on cardiovascular and respiratory physiology and pathophysiology.

About the author:

Dr. Rehana Rehman is a Professor of Physiology and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Biological and Biomedical Sciences at Aga Khan University, Karachi Pakistan. With 30 years of experience, she has been actively teaching Physiology in both public and private sector medical colleges. She is a well-recognized authority in the field of Reproductive Physiology.

She focuses her research on infertility, maternal and fetal well-being, student wellness, and ergonomics. She’s authored 200+ articles and books including “Five Minutes to Wellness,” “Research Until Publication in Health Care,” and “Subfertility: Recent Advances

Dr. Rabiya Ali is an Assistant Professor at Karachi Institute of Medical Sciences (CMH), Malir Cantt. With 13 years of experience, she’s contributed to teaching and research, pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Karachi, Pakistan. Her research focuses on cytokine receptor polymorphism and its role in unexplained infertility, particularly in implantation failure.

She has an extensive publication record with over 40 publications, including a chapter on Reproductive Physiology, and serves as a reviewer for prominent journals. She actively participates in scientific conferences and dedicates herself to educating undergraduates on research ethics and scientific writing