Normal Physiology (CFUBK_071)
About Study Course
Objective
The aim of the course is to provide knowledge of functions of various body systems and their regulatory mechanisms and to provide skills to use this knowledge for solving medical problems in the framework of the speciality.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of biology, physics, chemistry and human anatomy.
Learning outcomes
On successful course completion the student will be able to:
• list main functions of different organs and organ systems;
• explain delivery mechanisms of various organism functions;
• analyse cause and effect relationships in the processes occurring in the human body;
• describe regulatory mechanisms occurring in the organism;
• list and define various parameters that characterise functions of the organism;
• differentiate hierarchy levels of regulatory mechanisms.
On successful course completion the student will be able to:
• prepare a person for application of a specific method of investigation;
• choose the most appropriate method of investigation for evaluation of the body functions;
• calculate or find the normal values of the most important parameters that characterise functions of the human body;
• identify and measure the most important physiological parameters;
• differentiate correct results of measurements and recordings from artefacts;
• recognise results of functional investigation methods that indicate healthy organism function.
On successful course completion the student will be able to:
• integrate individual knowledge and skills in a global view of the whole human body;
• use acquired knowledge and skills in studies of specialised/clinical courses.
