Knowledge

The student...

can account for chemical bonds, chemical reactions, and the structure of organic molecules
can describe glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation
can explain the cell's structure, function, signaling and organization in tissues
can describe membrane and action potentials
can account for the structure and function of the endocrine system
has knowledge of the structure, division, function of the nervous system
can describe the structure and function of the various sensory systems
can describe the structure of the skeleton
can explain the characteristics and contraction mechanisms of the three different types of muscle tissue

Skills

The student...

can apply physiological knowledge to medical issues
can reflect on the connection between theory and the result of physiological tests

General competence

The student...

can work knowledge-based and be able to reflect critically on their own professional practice
can identify their own needs for learning and competence to ensure lifelong learning

Subject description 2700

Physiology 1