Introduction to Human Physiology

Teacher(s)

Rees Jean-François;

Language

French

Prerequisites

Main themes

This teaching addresses the main principles of normal functioning of the human body.
This includes:

•     The integumentary system
•     The Cardiovascular System
•     The lymphatic system
•     The respiratory system
•     The digestive system
•     The urinary system
•     The endocrine system
•     The nervous system
•     The reproductive system
•     The musculoskeletal system

Learning outcomes

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :
S1.G5, S5.2, S5.3, S5.4, S5.5, S6.1, S6.2, S6.3	- master the basic vocabulary relating to the structure and functioning of human beings; - to understand and explain the way in which a human being carries out the functions

Content

This course deals with human morphology and physiology.
It addresses all the major functions necessary for human life and reproduction.

Teaching methods

The theoretical course is available online, allowing each participant to work independently.
After each sequence, a formative quiz makes it possible to check the understanding of the concepts covered. At the end of each chapter, a certification test is carried out online.

Evaluation methods

Evaluation is continuous.
At the end of each chapter, a certification test is carried out online. The results of these tests are aggregated with other assessments to build the final grade.
Certification tests are organized during auditorium sessions.
Personal work dealing with the design of an organ is carried out as a team.

Faculty or entity

SINC