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2018-2019 University Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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BMS 23700 - Domestic Animal Physiology With Clinical Correlations I
Credit Hours: 2.00. BMS 23700 introduces students to the general physiology of mammalian body systems and physiological processes. This course will address the functions of the different systems and homeostasis; the functions of the cell and its different compartments; solute transport, blood and immunity; general functions of the nervous system, reflexes and special senses; the functions of the nerve and muscle, the cardiovascular system; and the digestive system. The course provides the basic physiological concepts of various organ systems and clinical correlations that emphasize how understanding of basic physiological concepts help students solve problems. The clinical correlations and the students-centered learning activities are deigned to promote critical thinking, team work, communication skills, and problem solving. The targeted undergraduate students are: Pre-vet students, animal science majors, wildlife majors, and students in biological sciences and biomedical engineering, and other students interested in use of animals as models for human diseases. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.
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