CHARACTERIZING PHYSIOLOGY
Disciplines of Human Physiology and Characterising Physiology
Students, to be able to take the exams relating to Human Physiology and Characterising Physiology modules, must have passed the examinations of the modules of Human Anatomy and Biochemistry of their related CI
Discipline of Human Physiology and Characterising Physiology
Students, at the end of the course, will have acquired basic knowledge of the functioning of organs and systems that will enable them to be able to develop a critical reasoning on the operation of the various organ systems individually and will reach an overview on how the various systems work together to maintain general homeostasis of the organism and in the management of the voluntary and reflex bheaviour.
Brain: Functional Division into areas
postcentral gyrus
primary motor area
associative areas - Wernicke - Broca
Cerebellum
Basal ganglia
brainstem: positioning control eyes
Bulb (outline): visceral control
spinal reflexes
the gaze control
Locomotion
postural control
PPT, facilitation, LTP (memory mechanisms)
Embryogenesis, development and maturation of the CNS
voluntary movement
Plasticity of the CNS
ECG
Cardiac work
Bernoulli''s law
Guyton graphics
coronary circulation and muscle
forced spirometry
Moduli di Fisiologia Umana e Fisiologia Caratterizzante
AA.VV. Fisiologia dell’Uomo Ed. Edi Ermes
AA.VV. Fisiologia Umana Vol 1 & 2 Ed. Edi Ermes
Berne Levy Fisiologia Ed. CEA
Guyton Fisiologia Medica Ed. CEA
Kandel Principi di Neuroscienze Ed. CEA