Course Code |
MEDF 1011 MEDF1011 |
科目名稱 |
Health Sciences
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學 分 |
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Workload |
l MIDTERM (Mid-term is MC conducted at lecture
hall.) l FINAL EXAM l e-learning micromodules |
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評價教學內容 |
#1 If you have studied biology and chemistry in secondary
school, this course will be easy for you. Otherwise, some students could not
understand the basic principles, and accumulate more unknowns when getting
harder. |
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評價教員教學 |
#1 Isabel
opens to answer questions after class. Can learn a lot of things. Usually no
breaks. Good flow. |
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CUSIS科目資料 |
Description: The human body
can be studied through its levels of organization, with each level
representing different features of life. In particular, the cellular and
molecular levels enable us to appreciate how excitable cells such as neurons
communicate within the human body by utilizing electrical voltages created by
the movement of electrolytes across cell membranes. The generation of these
micro-voltages is an important functional basis of various organ systems,
such as the nervous system and the cardiovascular system. In physiology, one
of the primary ions of electrolytes is the sodium ion, which plays essential
roles in determining plasma osmolality, water balance and even blood
pressure. The human body also has an amazing ability to interpret and process
both light and sound waves so we can see and hear. In this foundation course,
students will learn various aspects of basic science and organ-specific human
physiology essential for an understanding of how the human body functions.
They are exposed to important concepts from both the chemical and physical
sciences, which they then relate to human cell and organ functions. Selected
case studies are also used to aid students in understanding the medical
relevance of these concepts. Learning
Outcome: By the end of
the course, students should be able to: 1.
describe
general functions of plasma membrane and different cell organelles. 2.
describe
four physical processes of heat transfer, and relate them to the body and the
mechanism of body temperature control. 3.
recognize
the bioelectrical properties of a neuron and describe different types of ion
channels involved in neural conduction. 4.
review
the general organization of the nervous system and appreciate the importance
of homeostatic control system. 5.
distinguish
electrolytes and non-electrolytes in body fluid and describe briefly how
osmolality and selective permeability of cell membrane are important in
determining water balance. 6.
review
the general physiology of cardiovascular system in the control of blood
pressure. 7.
identify
major chemical and physiological buffering systems in the human body. |
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其他資料 |
2023Sem1:學位 398|註冊 398|剩餘 0 |
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