Anatomophysiology I

The student must acquire knowledge of:
• Human physiology with integrated Anatomy, Biochemistry and Biophysics.
• Normal functioning of the human body in different age stages.
• Distinction from normal and anomalous function of all organism systems.
• Identification of the physiological processes of the different human systems.
The student must acquire skills:
• Recognition and description of the physiological processes of the various systems.
• Evaluation of normal physiological functioning of the human body in different age stages.
The student must acquire competences of:
• Retain and develop knowledge of human physiology.
• Understand and describe the physiological processes of the different human systems.

1. Fundamental aspects of life
– Biomoleculaes and basic biological processess
– Cellular physiology
– Homeostasis
2. Nervous system
– Excitable cells
– Neurotransmission
– Central nervous system
– Senrial and motor peripheral nervous system
– Autonumic nervous system
– Special senses
3. Muscle and bone
– Important muscles of the human body
– Properties of the muscle cell
– Muscle cell contraction
– Piradimal and extrapiramidal pathways
– Bone physiology: formation and reabsorption
– Important bones of the human body
4. Cardiovascular system
– Heart muscle cell
– Electric couping of the heart: ECG
– Heart circulation
5. Circulatory system
– Arterial contraction and relaxation
– Blood pressure regulation
– Chemorreception
– Limphatyc circulation

NAO

Seeley R, Stephens T, Tate P. Anatomy and physiology. 8th edition
– Pocock G, Richards C. Human physiology: the basis of medicine. 3th edition
– Hall J. Guyton & Hall textbook of medical physiology. 12th edition