Cambridge Scholars Publishing Survival Kit for the Physiology Lecturer

This book offers a toolbox to ease the physiology exam-making process. It provides lists of physiological concepts for each topic, according to basic, advanced or specialized areas of knowledge. Depending on their requirements, the reader is able to use this book in two ways: either by grabbing questions “on demand”, or by making lists of concepts interspersed in the questions. In addition, the book provides a suggested bibliography depending on the level of experience of the reader. Each chapter details a number of teaching schedules, and will help the reader to enjoy the joys of physiology and, of course, teaching. About the Author Dr José Miguel Biscaia graduated in Biological Sciences at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, where he also obtained his PhD in Neuroscience. He is currently Associate Lecturer in Physiology at Universidad Europea de Madrid, Spain. His work focuses on addiction, pain and inflammation. Dr Javier Vicente Tejedor graduated in Biology and Biochemistry at Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, and received his PhD in Neuroscience from Universidad de Alcalá, Spain. Currently, he is Adjunct Lecturer in Physiology and Anatomy at Universidad Europea de Madrid, Spain. Dr Miguel Marchena obtained his BSc in Biochemistry at the Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, where he also gained his PhD in Neuroscience. Currently, he is Assistant Lecturer at Universidad Europea de Madrid, Spain. Dr Francisco Suárez obtained his BSc in Biology at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, where he also gained a PhD in Neuroscience. Currently, he is Assistant Physiology Lecturer at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain, and he has written for The Conversation and The Guardian.