Including illustrations, this book is suitable for all nursing and healthcare students, and those who are looking for an overview of pathophysiology. It includes key diseases and disease processes affecting each body system. Preface Abbreviations How to use your revision guide About the companion website Part 1: Pathophysiology 1. Key principles of pathophysiology 2. Cell injury, adaptation and  cell death 3. Inflammation, tissue repair and regeneration 4. Cancer Part 2: Shock 5. Cardiogenic shock 6. Anaphylactic shock 7. Hypovolaemic shock 8. Septicaemia Part 3: Immunity 9. Human immunodeficiency virus 10. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 11. Infectious mononucleosis Part 4: The nervous system 12. Meningitis 13. Multiple sclerosis 14. Parkinson’s disease 15. Cerebrovascular accident Part 5: The blood 16. Anaemia 17. Deep vein thrombosis 18. Leukaemia 19. Thrombocytopenia Part 6: The cardiovascular system 20. Heart failure 21. Myocardial infarction 22. Peripheral vascular disease 23. Angina Part 7: The respiratory system 24. Asthma 25. Chronic bronchitis 26. Pulmonary embolism 27. Chronic pulmonary obstructive disease Part 8: The gastrointestinal system 28. Peritonitis 29. Crohn’s disease 30. Peptic ulcer 31. Ulcerative colitis 32. Bowel cancer Part 9: The hepato- biliary system 33. Hepatitis 34. Cholecystitis 35. Pancreatitis 36. Liver cancer Part 10: The urinary system 37. Renal failure 38. Pyelonephritis 39. Renal calculi 40. Bladder cancer Part 11: The male reproductive system 41. Benign prostatic hyperplasia 42. Testicular torsion 43. Erectile dysfunction 44. Prostate cancer 45. Testicular cancer Part 12: The female reproductive system 46. Cancer of the vulva 47. Menorrhagia 48. Breast cancer 49. Cervical cancer Part 13: The Endocrine system 50. Diabetes mellitus 51. Adrenal insufficiency 52. Cushing’s syndrome 53. Hyperthyroidism Part 14: The musculoskeletal system 54. Osteoarthritis 55. Osteoporosis 56. Osteomyelitis 57. Gout 58. Rheumatoid arthritis Part 15: The skin 59. Atopic dermatitis 60. Psoriasis 61. Acne vulgaris 62. Malignant melanoma Part 16: Ear, nose and throat 63. Otitis media 64. Meniere’s disease 65. Pharyngitis 66. Rhinosinusitis 67. Epistaxis Part 17: Vision 68. Cataracts 69. Glaucoma 70. Age-related macular degeneration 71. Conjunctivitis Appendices Cross-references to chapters in Anatomy and Physiology at a Glance Normal physiological values Prefixes and suffixes Glossary Further reading/resources Index