Adjunct Instructors Jan McCormick, Mathius J. Sedivec, David M. Smith. The Department of Cell and Molecular Physiology offers courses for premedical, predental, nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, and allied health students as well as to students pursuing science majors but does not offer a formal program leading to a degree. Students interested in independent research may register for PHYI 98, Undergraduate Research in Physiology, a directed readings or laboratory study with a member of the faculty. Prerequisites, Chemistry 11 and 21 or Biochemistry 7 and 8 and Biology 45, or equivalents. A course in basic human physiology with an appreciation for its clinical application.
Emphasis is on body fluids, various organ systems and their interrelationships.
Required of all nursing students and available to other students by permission of instructor. Four lecture and two recitation hours a week. Prerequisites, Chemistry 11 and 21 or equivalents. A general course in mammalian physiology with emphasis on the various organ systems and their interrelationships. Required of all pharmacy students and available to other students by permission of instructor.