HN 320
Human Physiology II
The mechanisms, control and integration of human physiological processes at the genetic, cellular, tissue, organ and whole body levels of organization will be explored. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how the nervous and endocrine systems coordinate cardiovascular, renal, respiratory and reproductive processes, metabolism and other processes to maintain homeostasis.
Prerequisites: CH250 and HN220 or HE211 or KP220 or KP222 or BI216.
Co-requisites: CH350
Exclusions: BI217, HS340
The mechanisms, control and integration of human physiological processes at the genetic, cellular, tissue, organ and whole body levels of organization will be explored. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how the nervous and endocrine systems coordinate cardiovascular, renal, respiratory and reproductive processes, metabolism and other processes to maintain homeostasis.
Prerequisites: CH250 and HN220 or HE211 or KP220 or KP222 or BI216.
Co-requisites: CH350
Exclusions: BI217, HS340
The mechanisms, control and integration of human physiological processes at the genetic, cellular, tissue, organ and whole body levels of organization will be explored. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how the nervous and endocrine systems coordinate cardiovascular, renal, respiratory and reproductive processes, metabolism and other processes to maintain homeostasis.
Prerequisites: CH250 and HN220 or HE211 or KP220 or KP222 or BI216.
Co-requisites: CH350
Exclusions: BI217, HS340
