Handbook 1996 : Faculty of Veterinary Science (Volume 4 page 247)
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Year 1 Veterinary Science.
Coordinator: Dr W Kimpton.
Contact: 68 hours of lectures, 75 hours of practical classes, workshops and tutorials.
Timetable: Double semester.
Objectives:
Students completing the program in Veterinary Physiology 1 should:Comprehend:
- basic physiological concepts and have a broad knowledge of the discipline of physiology;
- the functions of different cell types and their interactions in organs and tissues;
- the molecular mechanisms by which the body systems are controlled and coordinated.
Develop:
- skills in organising, conducting and documenting experiments on physiological systems;
- the ability to critically analyse and discuss experimental physiological data;
- skills in accurate and concise report writing based on recorded experimental results;
- skills in the manipulation and handling of animals;
- skills in the use of computers.
Appreciate:
- that physiology is an integrative science pivotal to the understanding of normal and abnormal body function;
- the importance of experimental approaches to the understanding of the physiology of animals;
Content:
Functioning of the healthy animal, including cell physiology, body fluids and blood; neurophysiology; endocrinology; cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, respiratory, renal and reproductive physiology.
Assessment:
A 3-hour written examination (mid-year) and a 3-hour end-of-year written examination. Practical work is assessed continuously. Weighting of assessment components will be advised at the beginning of the year.
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Handbook 1996 : Faculty of Veterinary Science (Volume 4 page 247)
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