Description
The subject provides an introduction to physiology, including: an overview of cells, tissues, organs, organ systems and the basic functions of each, and how the organ systems function to maintain the environment within the body.
Requisites
Anti-requisite
Other Requirements
Pre-enrolment Requirement
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this subject, graduates will be able to:
1.
Describe cellular composition, function, gene expression and homeostatic maintenance
2.
Explain the function of skeletal, nervous and muscular systems in coordinating body movement and transmitting signals
3.
Explain the function of the cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, endocrine and reproductive systems in maintaining a regulated internal environment within the body
4.
Discuss in detail the function of organ systems, including the impact of homeostatic imbalances and environmental factors, and communicate findings using appropriate scientific terminology
5.
Analyse scientific materials to understand the basis of physiological measurements and use these measurements to determine whether the body is functioning normally
6.
Complete basic health care related calculations relevant to clinical practice
Assessments
1. Written - Examination (centrally administered)
2. Written - Test/Quiz
3. Written - Test/Quiz
Offerings
Semester 1
CAM-CNS-S1
CAM-MKY-S1
CAM-TSV-S1
MML-CNS-S1
MML-EMD-S1
MML-ISA-S1
MML-TSV-S1
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