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Human Physiology (BIO-2B05-A-SEM1)

  • Unit Code BIO-2B05
  • School School of Biological Sciences 
  • Credit Value 20
  • Tutor(s) Dr  Michael  Wormstone
  • Unit Organiser Dr  Michael  Wormstone
  • Overview
  • Teaching
Overview
The module aims to provide an understanding of the physiology of several organ systems found within the human body. Learning Outcomes: On completion of the module it is expected the student will have gained an understanding of: - Information transmission within the body by the nervous system and the integrative processes within the spinal cord and brain. - Reaction to the environment through reception of external stimuli by sensory receptors, such as the eye. - Effector systems, including muscle contraction and its control. - Respiration, gas transport, blood circulation and heart function. - Kidney function in excretion and in water and mineral ion homeostasis - The digestive system and nutrition, including patterns of health and sickness. - Endocrine regulation and integration, including reproduction cycles in the female. The module is backed up with a comprehensive programme of practical work involving human physiological experiments.
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