Basic physiological principles of cells, muscle, nerve, blood, heart, circulation, respiration, digestion, excretion, and central nervous system in maintaining homeostasis. Classical laboratory experiments are used to demonstrate these principles. Basic physiology of the cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal systems. Each area is expanded to include physiology problems seen clinically as they relate to the dental intern. Extension of students' comprehension of the research process from initiation of a research topic to the presentation of findings introducing traditional as well as innovative approaches to oral health research.
Sequence also includes experimental design and basic statistics.
Laboratory focusing on current computer software and methods for analysis of data. To be taken concurrently with CS5262. Teaching Skills for Health Professions Educators. Provides an overview of teaching principles and methods. It will be geared towards the special needs of the health profession educator.