Overview
Building on the foundational knowledge of human physiology and anatomy, this topic further explores the human body’s major systems. The course emphasises the practical application of physiological principles, preparing you to understand and address the complexities of human health and disease in a therapeutic context for Allied Health Therapists.
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Aims
This topic is designed to enhance your knowledge of human physiology and anatomy, building on your foundational knowledge about human biosciences. It will explore the functioning of a healthy human body, its maintenance of daily homeostasis, and its response to environmental or physical challenges. You will examine how adaptations in anatomical and physiological systems influence the clinical care provided by Allied Health Therapists.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
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Utilise your knowledge of physiological principles to communicate the fundamental mechanisms that support a variety of human activities
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Recognise and locate the main organs within the systems provided in this topic, and describe how their anatomical structure supports their specific functions
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Evaluate how changes in the body’s physiological balance can affect health, and describe the symptoms that may arise using language appropriate for both health professionals and patients
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Analyse and explain how diseases or dysfunctions in body systems can influence the care delivered by Allied Health professionals to patients
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