Department Courses
Courses:
Bachelor Program
Physiology department runs several undergraduate courses, which is part of the basic training for students in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and applied medical sciences colleges.
These courses are defined by specific symbols and you will find below the course description:
College of Medicine |
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Coordinator |
Course |
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This course includes study of the concept of homeostasis, body fluids composition and distribution, cellular physiology, transport mechanisms, blood physiology and autonomic nervous system. |
Dr. Nirvana Bayoumi |
Introduction to Basic Medical Sciences |
111 FOND |
This course includes the study of physiology of bone, properties of nerve fibres, resting membrane potential, nerve action potential, neuromuscular transmission, excitation-contraction coupling and physiology of muscle contraction. |
Dr. Manan Al-Haqbani |
locomotor system |
115 MUSC |
•This course includes the study of physiology of ventilation, mechanics of breathing, lung functions in health and disease, gas exchange and transfer physiology, regulation of breathing and effect of exercise on the respiratory system |
Dr. Aida Korish |
Respiratory |
RESP 112 |
This course includes the study of properties of the cardiac muscle, cardiac cycle, normal electrocardiogram and cardiac arrhythmias, heart sounds and murmurs, venous return & cardiac output, heart failure, blood pressure and its regulation, capillary circulation and shock. |
Dr. Mohammed Mansour |
Cardiovascular |
113 CARD |
This course includes the study of functional anatomy of the kidneys, glomerular filtration, renal clearance, tubular transport, physiology of micturition, counter-current mechanisms of urine concentration, physiology of acid base balance, buffer systems and acid-base disorders. |
Dr. Maha Saja |
Renal |
114 NEPH |
This course includes the study of physiology of receptors and synapses, spinal cord functions and reflexes, ascending and descending tracts, autonomic nervous system, brainstem functions, physiology of sleep and consciousness, physiology of special senses, proprioception, functions of cerebellum, basal ganglia and cerebral cortex, physiology of speech, physiology of pain and pain modulation, autoregulation of cerebral blood flow, physiology of ageing, postural reflexes and upper & lower motor neuron lesions. |
Prof. Sultan Miyo |
Central Nervous System |
222 NEURO |
This course includes the study of general principles of GIT physiology, oesophageal motility & pathophysiology of GERD, physiology of stomach and gastric secretions, physiology of pancreas, small intestines and colon, bilirubin metabolism, physiology of liver and enterohepatic circulation of bile, coagulation mechanisms and functions of platelets, reticuloendothelial system and physiology of spleen. |
Dr. Hayam Gad |
Gastrointestinal & Nutrition |
223 DIGST |
This course includes the study of functions of various hormones released from various endocrine glands such as anterior and posterior pituitary glands, thyroid and parathyroid glands, adrenal glands, pancreas and gonads. Applied aspects are also taught such as acromegaly, dwarfism, cretinism, myxedema, thyrotoxicosis, diabetes mellitus, cushing’s syndrome, addison’s disease, pheochromocytoma etc. |
Dr. Khalid Al-Rukaei |
Endocrine |
225 ENDO |
This course includes the study of male & female reproductive systems, sexual differentiation and development, functions of sex hormones, physiology of puberty, ovarian and uterine cycle; physiology of pregnancy and neuro-endocrine control of reproduction. |
Dr. Mohammed Al-Otaibi |
Reproduction |
224 REPRO |
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Faculty of Dentistry |
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brief abstract |
Coordinator |
Course |
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This curriculum was designed for Dental students to provide the basic knowledge of Human Physiology encompassing the functions of blood and all other human body systems including cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, nervous, muscular, renal, endocrine and reproductive systems. This curriculum is planned to be covered in one complete academic year. |
Dr. Aurangzeb Taj Halepota Dr. Aida Korish |
Human Physiology |
PSL-113 |
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faculty of Pharmacy |
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brief abstract |
Coordinator |
Course |
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This curriculum was designed for Pharmacy students to offer the basic knowledge of Human Physiology including units of Cell, Blood, Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Cardiovascular System and Muscle Physiology. This curriculum is planned to be covered in one complete semester. |
Dr. Salah Ahmed Eltayeb Dr. Manan Al-Hakbany
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Human Physiology-1 |
PCOL-215 PHL-215 |
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This curriculum was designed for Pharmacy students to offer the basic knowledge of Human Physiology, which includes functions of Gastrointestinal, Nervous, Renal, Endocrine and Reproductive Systems. This curriculum is planned to be covered in one complete semester. |
Prof. Mohammad Al-Zoghaibi Dr. Maha Saja
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Human Physiology-2 |
PCOL-226 |
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COLLEGE OF NURSING |
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brief abstract |
Coordinator |
Course |
Symbol |
This curriculum was designed for Nursing students to offer the basic knowledge of Human Physiology, which includes functions of Gastrointestinal, Nervous, Renal, Endocrine and Reproductive Systems. This curriculum is planned to be covered in one complete semester. |
Dr. Hayam Ibrahim Gad |
Human Physiology- |
PSL-224
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