FOUNDATIONS OF LIFE SCIENCES II

Catalog description

This course offers a thorough exploration of biochemistry, histology, and physiology, focusing on the processes and systems that sustain human life. Students study the molecular basis of cell signaling and communication, the organization and function of the nervous system, and the physiological principles of muscle structure and contraction. The course emphasizes the integration of neurophysiology and anatomy, highlighting control mechanisms that regulate movement, coordination, and homeostasis. By connecting biochemical, structural, and functional concepts, this course aligns with the KSUCPM Medical Knowledge Competencies and prepares students to apply foundational science concepts to medical practice.