This course provides an overview of the structure and function of the human body, examining the integration of body systems in maintaining health and the consequences of disease-related disruptions. The course covers fundamental concepts in anatomy and physiology, introduces prevalent diseases, and analyzes the impact of illness on various body systems. The course emphasizes mastery of medical terminology, identification of disease signs and symptoms, and application of this knowledge in healthcare contexts. This foundational content equips students for advanced study in health sciences and allied health fields.
Prerequisites
None
1. Provide a detailed explanation of the structure and function of the human body.
2. Summarize the fundamental chemical principles essential to biological processes.
3. Identify and describe the various types and functions of cells and tissues.
4. Outline the major organ systems and explain their roles in maintaining overall health.
5. Describe the underlying causes and mechanisms of disease.
6. Recognize common pathophysiological conditions and identify their corresponding pharmacological treatments.