This module will consider the anatomy and function of normal tissues, organs and systems and then describe their major pathophysiological conditions. It will consider the aetiology of the condition, its biochemistry and its manifestation at the level of cells, tissues and the whole patient. It may a
Overview
This module will consider the anatomy and function of normal tissues, organs and systems and then describe their major pathophysiological conditions. It will consider the aetiology of the condition, its biochemistry and its manifestation at the level of cells, tissues and the whole patient. It may also cover the diagnosis and treatment of the disease condition.
Indicative topics will include:
Cells and tissues
Membrane dynamics
Cell communication and homeostasis
Introduction to the nervous system
Cardiovascular system
Respiratory system
Immune system and inflammation
Blood cells and clotting
Urinary system
Digestive system, liver and pancreas
Method of assessment
Practical Report (14 questions) – 20%
MCQ Assessment (40 questions) – 20%
Examination (2 hours) – 60%
Learning outcomes
Describe the main physiological systems of the body and the basic anatomical structure and histology of the principal organs in these systems.
Understand the role of the main physiological systems in the maintenance of whole body homeostasis.
Describe the consequences of alteration of normal physiological states and the evolution of disease.
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