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The-APS.org > Members Only > Medical Physiology Course Directors Website > Curriculum Design > Discipline Based > Sample Syllabi |
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Sample Syllabi University of Alabama at Birmingham Marcas M. Bamman East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine Robert G. Carroll Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans Michael G. Levitzky Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine Course Syllabus (Spring 2004-2005) Course Syllabus (Fall 2004-2005) There is no medical physiology course per se. Instead physiology is taught as part of a 1st-year interdisciplinary course entitled “Cellular and Molecular Basis of Medical Practice” that contains physiology, biochemistry, histology, genetics, cell biology and introductory principles in pharmacology. The physiology component of the course is integrated with appropriate topics in biochemistry, histology and pharmacology. The physiology component is discipline-based (see attached block schedule). Although essentially all of our lectures have clinical aspects included in them, the bulk of our clinical correlations are covered in PBL. Charles H. Lang University of Texas Medical School at Houston Norman W. Weisbrodt If you have a syllabus that you would be willing to share, contact us. |
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