HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II

Catalog description

Study of the basic microscopic and macroscopic structure of the human body with their respective integrated functions, of the remaining seven systems; cardiovascular, lymphatic, immune, respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive, understanding how transport, defense, respiration, nutrition and reproduction of our body is. The suggested book continues to be a basis for knowl edge. Emphasis will be placed on active learning through analysis of clinical cases, discussion of open questions, oral presentations, practical laboratories identifying structures in anatomical models and virtual dissection, which encourage the search for information, critical analysis, development of good oral and written communication, always maintaining the importance of recognizing the pathological from the knowledge of the normality of the human body seen as a whole. With the approval of this course, the knowledge of anatomy and physiology is completed along with the competencies that our students require to develop in a competitive, inclusive and globalized working world.