Overview
This topic will build on the foundations of Human Physiology. It takes a more quantitative approach, emphasising homeostasis, and the integration between the different body systems. This topic will be suitable for students wishing to pursue careers in Medicine, Dietetics and Nutrition, or Biomedical Research.
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Aims
This topic aims to provide students with a detailed understanding of how various body systems are controlled to maintain homeostasis.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
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Connect the structure and function of human organ systems, with a particular focus on the integration between systems
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Analyse, interpret physiological data recorded in practicals and relate this to theoretical and factual knowledge learnt in lectures
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Predict and discuss the consequences of altering key physiological variables on organ system function
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Illustrate how body systems respond and adapt to the physiological demands of exercise and training
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Further develop skills to work effectively and collaboratively in a team environment to complete academic tasks
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Apply skills in written and verbal communication using appropriate physiological vocabulary and terminology
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Reflect on learning strategies and approaches to learning utilised within this topic
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Requisites information
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Assumed knowledge
Human Physiology.