HUMAN BIOLOGY I

Catalog description

The course integrates the study of the structure of the human organism, its development and histology, with the function of organs and systems. Also, issues related to health are discussed. Study of cellular concepts, histological structures, and of osteoarticular, muscle and nerve systems; emphasizing the value of life, human dignity, respect, integrity, justice and responsibility of every human being. Ethical aspects related to human life are included in each of the study units. The laboratory component includes the development of skills related to the anatomy of the body's support systems and methods for conducting future research purposefully and responsibly. In the laboratory sessions, the student will be able to carry out activities where they will be able to: study the anatomy and functioning of the human body using organ dissection activities, study of tissues under the microscope and various activities to encourage the continuous search for knowledge aligned to the discipline in which they are enrolled. The course consists of 45 hours of lectures and 45 hours of laboratory.