The Textbook of Pathology & Genetics for Nurses provides a comprehensive overview of the key concepts in pathology and genetics, focusing on their relevance to nursing practice. It explains the mechanisms of disease, genetic inheritance, and the impact of genetic disorders on patient care. Designed for nursing students and professionals, the book emphasizes clinical application, diagnostic approaches, and therapeutic strategies in managing patients with genetic and pathological conditions.

• Richly illustrated, easy to understand, and student-friendly book
• Text enhanced by illustrations, tables, boxes, gross photographs of specimens and instruments, and photomicrographs
• Updated as per the current BSc syllabus for Nursing Course
• Divided into six sections as per the syllabus for III and IV semesters, namely General Pathology (Chapters 1 to 6), Systemic Pathology—Part 1 (Chapters 7 to 12), Clinical Pathology—Hematology (Chapters 13 to 16), Systemic Pathology—Part II (Chapters 17 to 21), Clinical Pathology—Laboratory Analysis (Chapters 22 to 25), and Genetics (Chapters 26 to 32)
• Includes a chapter outline at the beginning of each chapter
• Concise text in bullet for easy review and recollection
• Highlights essential points to be remembered during the examination in bold letters
• Provides self-assessment exercises at the end of each chapter: Essay questions, Short answer questions, and Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
• Glossary for ready reference