Human Physiology I

Students should be able to: 1. demonstrate knowledge and understanding of terminology, concepts, and relationships in human anatomy and physiology; 2. utilise a broad foundation of anatomical relationships and physiological principles in analysis, application, and synthesis related to human physiology and pathophysiology; 3. evaluate scientific information to help make decisions concerning personal health, clinical applications, and research in human physiology; 4. describe how physiological parameters are measured in humans and animal preparations 5. achieve thorough insight into homeostatic mechanisms and the functions of the various organs and organ systems in humans; 6. interpret basic physiological data; and 7. apply the basic physiological principles explored to understand how their bodies work and carry that knowledge into their specific professional areas.

Basic concepts in Human physiology; cellular physiology; homeostasis; musculoskeletal system; Cardiovascular System; Respiratory System; Urinary System.