PHR 1224 - Integrated Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathophysiology II

4 Credit Hours

This course is the second in a series of integrated pharmaceutical sciences including the principles of human anatomy, physiology, clinically relevant biochemistry, and pathophysiology. This course includes general systemic anatomy with emphasis on microscopic and gross structures following the human organ systems. Additional emphasis will be placed on the functions and mechanisms of human organ systems by exploring the integration of multiple physical and chemical events at various levels of biological organization. The course sequence covers all levels of organization from the functioning of individual molecules to the interplay of widely separated organs in the body. Finally, this course sequence provides concepts and mechanisms of the processes underlying diseases.

Prerequisite: PHR 1124

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