The basic principles of chemistry and biochemistry are introduced with their applications to physiological functions. Biochemical disorders and related bio-chemical tests are discussed. This class is designed specifically for students of Oriental medicine to help them understand the biochemical basis of anatomy, physiology, and nutrition. B105 Biology Biology introduces the basic concepts of biology and, like biochemistry, is designed to help Oriental medical students understand the biological basis of anatomy, physiology, and nutrition. This course analyzes the principles of mechanics, hydrodynamics, electricity, and thermodynamics applied to biology, with emphasis on their relation-ships in human physiology.
Attention is called to the connection between biophysical phenomena and human health and medicine.
B310 Anatomy 1 Anatomy 1 comprehensively presents the human muscular-skeletal system. While the entire system is covered, particular emphasis is placed on internal areas to avoid when needling and external landmarks that guide the location of acupuncture points. B312 Anatomy 2 Anatomy 2 presents the anatomy and physiology of the lymphatic, digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, and reproductive systems as well as human embryonic development. Anatomy 3 Anatomy 3 is a presentation of the development, structure, and function of the human nervous and endocrine system. .