Legacy Course Catalog
BIOL 128 - The Biology Behind Modern Medicine
| Effectivity: | 01/09/2006 - Fall 2007 *** @ Purdue North Central Traditional |
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| Credits: | 3 |
| Instructional Types: | Ind Lab Lec |
| Usually Offered: | spr |
| Short Title: | Biol Behind Modern Med |
| Description: | An introduction to the structure and function of the human body with an emphasis on understanding the biological basis of modern medicine. This course may not be used to fulfill requirements for majors in the School of Science, Health Professions, or for admission to Nursing. Each topic covered will include a brief survey of the structure and function of that system, typical problems or diseases of that system, and medical treatments are based on this knowledge. Topics covered include cellular and tissue disorders development and genetic disorders, bone and joint disorders, neuromuscular disorders, neurological/brain injuries and stroke, cardiovascular problems, renal dysfunction, respiratory problems, and digestive system malfunctions. Laboratory exercises emphasize normal functions and tests for each topic or system area. |
| School: | Science Division |
| Department: | Biological Sciences |
| Credit By Exam: | NO |
| Repeatable Flag: | NO |
| Temporary Flag: | NO |
| Full Time Privilege Flag: | NO |
| Honors Flag: | NO |
| Variable Title Flag: | NO |
Fall 2007 *** indicates the course was still an active course and was transferred to the Banner Catalog effective Spring 2008. This course was not expired Fall 2007.
