502. Human Physiology. Biol. 152-154 , or 195 (or the equivalent), and a course in biochemistry (Biol.
441 or Biol. Chem. 415), and permission of instructor. No credit
granted to those who have completed or are enrolled in Physiol.
101. (4). (Excl).
This is a graduate-level course for professional students in the
health care sciences. However, the course is also open to advanced
undergraduates, who have taken the appropriate prerequisite courses.
Human physiology is the study of the dynamic processes that are the basis of normal human bodily functions. The course presents the basic functions of cells, tissues, and organs, their underlying
physical and chemical mechanisms, and their integration and coordination
to maintain a stable environment within the body. Examinations
are of the multiple-choice format. The textbook is Human Physiology
(fifth ed.) by Vander, Sherman, Luciano. The method of instruction
by nine faculty of the Department of Physiology is lecture. Weekly
conferences provide opportunity for further discussion and questions.
Cost:NA WL:NA
541/Biology 541/Anatomy 541. Mammalian Reproductive
Endocrinology. Permission of instructor. (4). (Excl).
See Biology 541.
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