MEDI 535, 536. Physiology 100 hrs. Fall and Spring. Lectures, small group problem-solving sessions, clinical correlation conferences, and computer simulation sessions. Classroom and reading assignments take the student from cell physiology through the various organ systems, focusing on the integration of body function in the process of homeostasis.
Emphasis is placed on active participation in small groups.
Neurobiology 60 hrs. The organization and function of the nervous system are surveyed in a series of lectures, laboratories, problem-solving sessions, and presentations of illustrative clinical material. Emphasis is placed on cellular and molecular aspects of neurobiology, and the organization of sensory, motor, and cognitive systems. This course is taught by members of the Departments of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Psychiatry, Pharmacology, and Neurology. Electives Intermediate and advanced graduate courses in physiology are open to medical students as electives.