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Physiology I: Human Physiology
Physiology I: Human Physiology Fall 2007 Rooms 1810 Lecture: Monday Wednesday 5:00-6:15 Lab: MW 6:30-9:20 Developed by John Gallagher, MS, DVM John Gallagher, BS, MS, DVM _Colorado State University _BS, Animal Sciences, 1974 _MS, Clinical Sciences, 1976 _DVM, Veterinary Medicine, 1980 Turn off your Cell Phone! Review the new Safety Rules in the syllabus. Don t bother to telephone me. There are new guidelines for microscope use. Email: My web site: Blackboard: A Few Details: First Assignment! Send me an email before Sunday, 11:00PM, the first week of class (3 points!) _Always put Physiology in the subject line. _Why are you taking this class? _Do you plan a career in the medical field? _What special interests do you have? _What is your college background? _Do you have a job? Where? _Who was your Bio 31 instructor? Anatomy? Textbook, some special features: Background basics RUNNING PROBLEM Concept checks EOC questions and Explorations Silverthorn web site ( , or Google Physiology place Course Introduction Lectures and exams are textbook based Lecture Notes: Posted on my website.)
Structure – function maps 2. Process maps or Flow charts Follow process in sequence Fig 1-5b . Key Themes in Physiology: 1. Homeostasis (Chapter 6) Body systems work together (Integration of function) Internal vs. external failure of homeostasis 2. Communication and movement across ... Sometime human experimentation necessary.
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