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1. Chemistry: An Introduction to General, Organic,
and Biological Chemistry (8th Edition) by Karen C.
Timberlake, Hardcover: 658 pages, Publisher: Benjamin
Cummings
This best-selling text makes chemistry exciting by
showing why important concepts are relevant to the lives
and future careers of readers. The new design, digital
images, photos, Career Focus features, and
macro-to-micro art enhance the new edition while it
retains the many features that have made this book so
successful. Each section contains sample problems that
develop readers' critical-thinking skills. This edition
also contains more conceptual problems than ever before
and has been redesigned to accommodate new styles of
learning and teaching with a wide variety of pedagogical
tools. Health and environmental notes throughout the
book highlight topics that are relevant to readers'
lives and are ideal for classroom discussion. Explore
Your World activities in each chapter make chemistry
exciting, relevant, and non-threatening. This book is
ideally suited for the allied health student, or anyone
interested in general, organic, or biological chemistry.
2. Introductory Chemistry for Today (with GOB
ChemistryNow and InfoTrac) by Spencer L. Seager, Michael
R. Slabaugh, Paperback: 496 pages, Publisher: Brooks
Cole
Distinguished by its superior allied health focus and
integration of technology, this Fifth Edition continues
to lead the market on both fronts through numerous
allied health-related applications, examples, boxes, and
a new Companion Web Site, GOB ChemistryNow™. In addition
to the many resources found in GOB ChemistryNow, this
powerful new Web site contains questions modeled after
the "Nursing School and Allied Health Entrance Exams,"
and NCLEX-LPN "Certification Exams". The authors strive
to dispel users' inherent fear of chemistry and to
instill an appreciation for the role chemistry plays in
our daily lives through a rich pedagogical structure and
an accessible writing style that provides lucid
explanations.
3. Introduction to General, Organic, and Biochemistry
(with CD-ROM and InfoTrac) by Frederick A. Bettelheim,
William H. Brown, Jerry March, Hardcover: 864 pages,
Publisher: Brooks Cole
Known for the successful way it meets the needs of
students who take this course--from re-entry students to
those heading directly into careers in the allied health
fields, the book is acclaimed for the way it provides
students a solid chemistry foundation that will serve
them well long after they leave the course. In this
edition, the authors continue the hallmarks that have
made their book a classic in the field: a pedagogically
rich learning framework; a wide variety of medical and
biological applications; a visually dynamic art program,
innovative "Chemical Connections" essays that focus on
current issues in general organic, and biochemistry; and
exceptionally strong and varied end-of-chapter problems.
At the same time, they have extended their student focus
by providing a greatly expanded interactive CD-ROM, as
well as a new "Career Corner" portion on the Book
Companion Web site designed to help students make the
connections between the chemistry they are learning
today and their future careers. This edition gives
students a solid foundation of the chemistry of the
human body, consistently demonstrating that a strong
background in molecular structure and properties leads
to better understanding of biochemical interactions.
4. Organic and Biochemistry for Today (with
InfoTrac) by Spencer L. Seager, Michael R. Slabaugh,
Paperback: 500 pages, Publisher: Brooks Cole
This alternate edition is a paperback book designed for
for students majoring in nursing, other health
professions, or life sciences, and professors who want
to cover organic and biochemistry. The ancillaries and
web site that accompany the main text are also available
for this briefer edition.
5. Allied Health Entrance Exams by Learning Express,
Paperback: 368 pages
Getting into top Allied Health education and training
programs can be a challenge. You need to be prepared for
both the Allied Health Professions Admission Test (AHPAT)
and the Allied Health Aptitude Test (AHAT) in order to
pass. Allied Health Entrance Exams, The Complete
Preparation Guide gives you all the information you need
to pass the test and begin your education and your
career in the Allied Health field..
6. Allied Health Chemistry : A Companion by Smith,
Paperback, Prentice Hall
A wonderful book that makes math and chemistry
understandable to students who struggle with such
subjects.
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