PHAR3601: Basic Human Physiology for the Health Professions

Are you interested in understanding the function of the human body? This course will expose you to normal functions of the major organ systems and diseases in those systems. Not only will this course prepare you for a future career in the health sciences, you'll also gain knowledge about the physical, mechanical and biochemical functions of various human systems. Also, this course includes an online lab, an innovative tool designed to further your examination of the human body. Human systems discussed during this class include cellular, cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, gastrointestinal, and endocrine systems. A simulated lab experience will be included with this course. This is a completely online course with due dates throughout the semester, though students have the option to work ahead if they choose. Course information is sent to the University email addresses of registered students shortly before, and/or on, the first day of classes each fall, spring, and summer term. For more information, contact phar3601@umn.edu or 612-624-7976. prereq: Anatomy required. Medical terminology recommended.

View on University Catalog