Human Physics for Life Sciences

by John R. Cameron

Human Physics for Life SciencesThe human body is too mysterious. However, as long as the human body exists as a substance, we follow the laws of nature, and we can better understand the human body by becoming familiar with these laws. The medical treatments and various tests handled by medical institutions are all based on these natural laws. This book realistically describes the physical phenomena that occur in the human body. It classifies the functions of the human body and explains only the important parts of each organ (respiratory system, cardiovascular system, nervous system). This is illustrated with an example. Everyone knows that the barrier to medical terminology is too high and difficult to study medicine of interest. Since many medical terms appear in human physics, a minimum knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the human body is required to fully convey the intention of the author. For this purpose, most of the medical terminology has been translated into Korean and the original text is given in parentheses for reference.

Paperback

Published February 20, 2018

About the author

I'm an English and History teacher, living in Northern Ontario, Canada.

I enjoy downhill sledding and snowshoeing during the long, Northern winters. When asked if I skate, the answer is an unfortunate ,'no'. The truth is, I eventually learned to glide on my left foot while pushing with my right, but I never quite figured out the 'stopping' part. Luckily, this was prior to everyone carrying (or wearing) a video recorder, and no blooper reels exist... I hope.

I yearn for the return of Baseball each and every spring, golf in the summer, and make the most of the short sunshine months.

My first book, The Second Lives of Honest Men, is a unique urban Dystopian science-fiction, with a historical twist.

I'm currently trying my hand at creating an Absurdist Satire, and am very excited about what I've written thus far. My beta readers have described it as a style mix of Kurt Vonnegut & Douglas Adams. It's still early, but I feel like this one is going to a good place, and look forward to revealing it!