A. Students will be able to identify and explain how each organ system contributes to homeostasis
B. Students will be able to describe how each organ system performs its unique major functions
C. Students will be able to describe how structure relates to function
D. Students will be able to explain how disease states arise, summarize their major effects, and analyze current treatment strategies
E. Students will relate and apply the theoretical knowledge learned through lecture to clinically relevant case studies.
TCCNS: [BIOL2102+2302, 2402] Prerequisites: ZOOL 2403 strongly recommended, plus 3 hours of college chemistry. Human physiology for allied health majors. Not for major credit. Includes a lab.
SCH: 4 Hours
Students will be required to purchase the following textbooks and/or courseware. More details are available in the course syllabus:
Fundamentals of Anatomy & Physiology 11 ed., Frederic H. Martini, Judi L. Nath, Edwin F. Bartholomew. ISBN: 978-0134396026
The Texas Tech University Self-Paced Courses Program does not guarantee credit hour transfers, and the student is responsible for determining whether a specific course transfer will be accepted at their current campus.
For more information please visit our Self-Paced Program page or contact us at selfpaced.courses@ttu.edu. If you are ready to get started, please submit an application.
REFUND POLICY: As access to the coursework is available immediately upon enrollment, any requests to drop after enrollment has occurred will be refunded at a reduced rate, reflecting a $150 administrative fee, through the first seven (7) calendar days of coursework access, so long as the course has not been completed within that seven-day period. Refunds are not eligible for any courses that have been completed. Any requests to drop a course on or following the eighth (8th) calendar day of coursework access will not be refunded.
Submit Application