Applied Physiology.

Catalog description

A lecture and practicum course reviewing the functions of all major organ systems of the human body. Lectures use a systems-level approach with physiological performance explained in the context of anatomical structures. Practicum exercises include case studies analyzing how pharmaceutical drugs work and the biological effects & side-effects of pharmaceutical drugs in both normal and pathological states. Credit will not be given for this course if a student has already received credit for BIOL 180 . Prerequisites: Enrollment limited to undergraduates in the Pre-Pharmacy Advantage program who have received C or better grades in BIOL 061 , BIOL 116 , and CHEM 025 or CHEM 026 .