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The-APS.org > Members Only > Medical Physiology Course Directors Website > Teaching Methods & Materials > Computer-Assisted Instruction > Computer Simulations |
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Computer Simulations APS Archive of Teaching Resources (verified for scientific accuracy) Michael Davis Convective/Osmotic Water Movement (Starling Lab) Double-Pulse Voltage-Clamp Experiments (Voltage Clamp Protocols & Analysis) Electrochemical Equilibrium (Nernst) Lab Pressure-Volume Computer Model Synapse Physiology Model Water-Electrolyte Disturbances (Darrow-Yannet) Family Practice.com HeartLab Patient Cases Harold Modell Mass and Heat Flow Simulations in Physiology: The Respiratory System Carl Rothe Cardiovascular Interactions CVI Project Bodil Schmidt-Nielsen The Renal Pelvis A. P. Shepherd Capillary Pressure Other Simulations MedEdPORTAL AAMC Diseases, Disorders and Related Topics Karolinska Institutet University Library Users and Comments Des Moines University We use 2 laboratories: an ECG recognition lab in which students in small groups obtain an ECG of themselves and analyze the pattern. The other is an ECG dysrhythmia lab with computer-generated abnormal ECG presented and discussed. Edward P. Finnerty East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine Robert G. Carroll Indiana University School of Medicine at Lafayette PowerLab used as computer-driven laboratory Arthur D. Rosen Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine William Guggino Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans Interactive Electrocardiography ECG. (CD-ROM). Scheidt S, Meyers JH, Netter FH: Moorestown, NJ, Ciba Medical Education and Publications (Novartis), 1996. A.D.A.M. Interactive Physiology, 7 modules. All seven Interactive Physiology modules — Cardiovascular System, Muscular System, Respiratory System, Nervous System I and II, Urinary System, Fluids, Electrolytes, and Acid-Base Balance; Endocrine. SimBioSys Physiology Labs. Version 2, Critical Concepts. Cellular Mechanisms in Cardiac Physiology. Andromeda Interactive. Two-disc set. Acid Base Disorders Physiological Origins of Heart Sounds and Murmurs. Michael G. Levitzky Medical College of Wisconsin Jean Francois Liard and Gerald B. Spurr Morehouse School of Medicine ECG and spirometer computer-driven laboratories Adel Elmoselhi Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Thomas A. Pressley Tulane University Medical School Norman Kreisman University of Alabama at Birmingham Heart Sounds Acid Base Tutorial Hippocrates Project Visible Human Project Virtual Hospital Marcas M. Bamman University of Nebraska College of Medicine Kurtis G. Cornish University of Texas Medical School at Houston Norman W. Weisbrodt University of Virginia Health Sciences Center Howard C. Kutchai Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine (Medical College of Virginia) Biopac used in computer-driven laboratories Linda Costanzo If you know of other computer simulations that you think should be listed here, please consider submitting them to the APS Archive of Teaching Resources (http://www.apsarchive.org) so that it can be reviewed. If you have questions or suggestions, please contact us. |
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