Special Topics in Physiology

(4 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

The general physiology course deals with cellular physiology and the function of the the nervous, muscular, digestive and endocrine systems, with the purpose of providing students with the scientific basis of the functions of the human body, which allows them to identify and differentiate between normal and abnormal functions. General physiology describes the relationship between cellular function and integral function, and also establishes deductions and inductions by integrating physiological processes. This contributes to link them with the clinical part, to develop an integral and systemic thinking important in the generic competence of the student in the veterinary area. Course DOES NOT count as ND lab credit.