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Physiology II (Human)

Course CodeBSC111
Fee CodeS3
Number of Assignments9
Duration (approx)100 hours

A course designed for health therapists and all those working in health care that want or need to develop a deeper understanding of the human body processes and health maintenance.

COURSE CONTENTS:

There are 9 lessons in this module as follows:

1. Cell Physiology

2. Histophysiology

3. Systems Physiology

4. Neurophysiology

5. Endocrinology

6. Cardiovascular Physiology

7. Immunology

8. Respiratory Physiology

9. Renal Physiology


DETAILED CONTENTS:

Cell Physiology – Study of the functions of cells

  • Chemical reactions
  • Homeostasis, feedback systems, homeostatic imbalances

    Histophysiology – Study of the functions of tissues

  • Bone – ossification, growth,

    Negative feedback regulation of blood calcium

    Articulation

    Systems Physiology - Study of the operation of organ systems

  • Integumentary

    Skin - physiology, homeostasis, and body temp

  • Sensory, Motor, and integrative systems

    Sensations and sensory pathways

    Memory, wakefulness, and sleep

  • Special senses

    Smell, taste, vision, hearing, and equilibrium

  • ANS

    Dual innervation and neurotransmitters

    Parasympathetic/sympathetic

    Neurophysiology – Study of the functional characteristics of nerve cells

  • Myelination
  • Resting membrane potential, ion channels, repolarizatoin, impulse propagation
  • Spinal Cord

    Sensory/Motor

    Grey/White matter

    Reflexes, reflex arcs, and homeostasis

    Spinal nerves

  • Brain

    Limbic system

    Functions of cerebral cortex

    Neurotransmitters

    Endocrinology – Study of hormones and how they control body functions

  • Mechanisms of homeostatic action
  • Glucocorticoid secreation (NE and E)

    General Adaptation Syndrome

    Cardiovascular Physiology – Study of the heart and blood vessels

  • Heart Blood Supply – Coronary arteries
  • Cardiac Muscle Contraction – EKG
  • Cardiac Output
  • Hemodynamics – volume, BP, Capillary exchange

    Immunology – Study of the body defence mechanisms

  • Functions of White Blood Cells
  • Non specific resistance to disease
  • immunity

    Respiratory Physiology – Study the functions of the air passageways and lungs

  • Pulmonary Ventilation – pulmonary capacity

    Renal Physiology – Study of the function of the kidneys

  • Electrolytes
  • Acid Base Balance

     



    • An advanced course on human physiology that will develop further your understanding of the principles of physiology, examining functions of the cells, tissues and systems of the human body. The course details how our bodies maintain internal equilibrium and health while exposed to the most variable range of conditions, such as physical, psychological and environmental factors.
    A course designed for health therapists and all those working in health care that want or need to develop a deeper understanding of the human body processes and health maintenance.

    Prerequisite: Human Anatomy & Physiology BSC101 or equivalent.


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