Catalogue Number: BMS 6500
- Bruce Stevens, (352) 392-4480
- Kevin Fortin, (352) 273-8348
- Nancy Hendricks, (352) 273-8577
- Syllabus
- OVERVIEW (10/2/2009)
- GOALS, COMPETENCIES, LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ACTIVITIES/RESOURCES (10/2/2009)
- EVALUATION OF STUDENT PERFORMANCE (10/2/2009)
- RECORDINGS and OTHER IMPORTANT POLICIES (10/2/2009)
- Adobe Reader for PC computers (10/2/2009)
- Adobe Reader for Macs (10/2/2009)
- Bamboo Tablet Handwriter (10/2/2009)
- Endocrine
- Muscle
- Muscle (10/2/2009)
- Muscle Handout (10/2/2009)
- Cardiovascular
- Introduction to Medical Cardiovascular Physiology (Wood) (10/2/2009)
- Cardiac Cycle (Delp) (10/2/2009)
- Cardiac Ion Channels (Delp) (10/2/2009)
- Electrocardiogram (Delp) (10/2/2009)
- Arteries and Hemodynamics 2009 (Wood) (10/2/2009)
- Hemodynamics for Medical Students (10/2/2009)
- Venous Return (Wood) (10/2/2009)
- Narrative: Venous Return (10/2/2009)
- Human Patient Simulator (Euliano) (10/2/2009)
- Autoregulation of Bloodflow (Cardounel) (10/2/2009)
- Microcirculation and Capillaries (Cardounel) (10/2/2009)
- Local Modulators of Bloodflow (Cardounel) (10/2/2009)
- Cardounel Lecure Outlines (10/2/2009)
- Reflex Control of Blood Pressure (Scheuer) (10/2/2009)
- Long-Term Control of Blood Pressure (Wood) (10/2/2009)
- Narrative: Long Term Control (10/2/2009)
- Fetal Circulation (Wood) (10/2/2009)
- Narrative: Fetal Circulation (10/2/2009)
- Wood Lecture Outlines (10/2/2009)
- Physiological Basis of Surgery (Tribble) (10/2/2009)
- Harvey / Anest. Small Groups (10/2/2009)
- Overview Boxes and Arrows (10/2/2009)
- Renal
- Volume Crises Complete Handout with Answers (10/2/2009)
- Respiratory/Pulmonary
- Syllabus 2009 (10/2/2009)
- Gastrointestinal
- GI Schedule of Topics (10/2/2009)
- GI Learning Objectives (10/2/2009)
- Gerencser Salivation (10/2/2009)
- Gerencser Gastric parts 1 & 2 (10/2/2009)
- McGuigan Clinical Correlation Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome (10/2/2009)
- Gerencser Exocrine Pancreas (10/2/2009)
- Toskes Clinical Correlation H. Pylori Ulcers (10/2/2009)
- GI Quiz with answers (10/2/2009)
- Stevens Carbohydrate, Protein, Amino acids (10/2/2009)
- Stevens Electrolytes & Water--Secretion Absorption (10/2/2009)
- Stevens Lipids (10/2/2009)
- Forsmark Liver Gallbladder (10/2/2009)
- Movie - Bile ducts (10/2/2009)
- Forsmark Clinical Correlation Gallstone (10/2/2009)
- Movie - secretin stimulation of bicarbonate and water secretion by biliary and pancreatic ductal epithelium (10/2/2009)
- Stevens GI NS & Motility parts 1 & 2 (10/2/2009)
- Stevens GI NS & Motility Study Text (10/2/2009)
- Integrative Physiology
- Fetal development/programming (10/2/2009)
- Aging II (10/2/2009)
- Exercise Walter & Sayeski (10/2/2009)
- Exercise Delp (10/2/2009)
- CONFAB Forum
- CONFAB Forum (10/2/2009)
- NBME Lab Values Sheet
- NBME Lab Values Sheet (10/2/2009)
Principles of Physiology - Summer 2010 (BMS 6500)
The objective of this course is to help medical students learn and comprehend functions of the human body that are essential for clinical medicine. The course covers normal physiology, as well as selected diseases and pathophysiological conditions. Concepts are organized by systems: Endocrine, Cardiovascular, Renal, Respiratory, Gastrointestinal, and functional Integration of physiological systems. The course consists of didactic lectures covering basic science and clinical correlations, quiz conferences, small group discussions, student presentations, quantitative and demonstration workshops, laboratory exercises, review sessions, web-based instruction, and examinations.
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