This course delves into the complex physiological processes of the human body, exploring the intricate systems that sustain life and maintain homeostasis. Key focus areas include the hematology, cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, gastrointestinal, endocrine, and nervous systems. Students will examine the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying organ system functions and how these systems interact to support health and respond to disease. The course also covers advanced topics such as neurophysiology, hormonal regulation, and the physiological basis of human adaptation to various environmental conditions.
Through lectures and case studies, students will understand the physiological principles that govern human health, preparing them for careers in healthcare, research, or advanced study in biomedical sciences. This course is ideal for students with a foundational knowledge of physiology seeking to deepen their understanding of human body systems.
**Prerequisites:** A foundational course in human physiology or equivalent background in biological sciences is recommended.