Course Descriptions
BIOL 30200 Human Design: Anatomy and Physiology II
Session Offered:
Spring Credit 3.0
Prerequisites:
Undergraduate level BIOL 30100 Minimum grade of C- and (undergradulate level BIOL 11000 Minimum grade of D or Undergraduate level BIOL 12100 Minimum grade of D or undergraduate level BIOL 13100 Minimum grade of D or Unergraduate level BIOL 23200 Minimum Grade of D) and undergraduate level CHM 11200 Minimum grade of D or undergraduate level CHM 11600 minimum grade of D or undergraduate level CHM 13600 Minimum grade of D or undergraduate level CHM 11000 minimum grade of D or undergraduate level CHM 12400 minimum grade of D or undergraduate level CHM 12600 minimum grade of D or undergraduate level CHM 10901 Minimum grade of D or undergradeuate level CHM 1290 minimum grade of D
Description:
BIOL 30100/30200 is a two-semester study of human structure and function that emphasizes physiology of body tissues and systems and includes relevant aspects of anatomy and histology. Examples from pathophysiology encourage application of knowledge to predict symptoms of disease and rationale for treatment. Topics covered in BIOL 30200 include: composition of the blood and hemostasis, cardiovascular system, respiration (ventilation, gas exchange, gas transport in the blood, regulation of breathing), homeostasis of body fluids and renal function, acid-base balance, digestion and absorption of food, energy balance and nutrition, metabolism and thermoregulation, exercise physiology, and reproduction.
Instructor(s):
RUPA DE
E-mail:
rde@purdue.eduTextbook(s):
Title: BIO 301 & 302 Anatomy and Physiology Lab Manual, 3e Binder Ready Version Purdue
Author: Rupa De Grabowski
ISBN: 9781118991923
Edition: 3rd
Title: Principles of Anatomy and Physiology
Author: Gerard J. Tortora
ISBN: 9781119320654
Edition: 15th
Notes:
Evening Exams Required.
Grading:
Straight-scale grading is employed: >90% = A, 80-89% = B, 70-79% = C, 60-69% = D,
Course Format:
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