At the successful conclusion of this module, you should be able to demonstrate the following module level learning outcomes (MLOs): • MLO.1: Understand experimental approaches to studying physiological mechanisms. • MLO.2: Apply appropriate methods for data collection, analysis, and interpretation in lab settings. • MLO.3: Formulate reasoned conclusions from lab results and recognize sources of error. • MLO.4: Present lab findings using structured, scientifically accurate communication. • MLO.5: Develop autonomy in learning experimental design and in critically evaluating research data.
Course Prerequisites
For further information please see the Integrated Course Syllabus for “[506512] - FUNCTIONS OF THE BODY”
Teaching Methods
This laboratory module provides you with the opportunity to carry out practical exercises (supports LO. 2-3) in the laboratory in small groups, working with peers (supports LO.4-5). This model includes explanatory lectures (supports LO.1), group-work and instructor guided laboratory work.
Assessment Methods
For further information please see the Integrated Course Syllabus for “[506512] - FUNCTIONS OF THE BODY”
Texts
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Contents
The topics and subjects covered in this module include: - Spirometry - Flow-volume curve in obstructive and restrictive diseases - Pulse oximetry and hypoxia - ECG recording - Blood flow estimation using ultrasound and flow-mediated dilation procedure - Force during voluntary muscle contractions and electrically stimulated contractions. Students will be able to use first-hand some fundamental tools for assessing a patient's main physiological parameters.
Course Language
English
More information
For further information please see the Integrated Course Syllabus for “[506512] - FUNCTIONS OF THE BODY”
