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Physiology Courses

PLN 103 PLN 203

PLN 103 Physiology: Physiology I Lect: 3 hrs.

Physiology I is the first of two physiology courses designed to introduce systems and processes of the body (gastrointestinal, immune/integumentary, endocrine, and fluid and electrolyte balance) and to develop an appreciation of the holistic nature of the body through the study of adaptation, homeostasis and interrelationships among the systems. Issues of practice and policy will be developed throughout the course.

PLN 203 Physiology: Physiology II Lect: 3 hrs.

Building on the introductory course, Physiology II will focus on the nervous, sensory, musculoskeletal, circulatory and respiratory systems and will enhance the student’s capacity for critical thinking related to both theoretical and applied aspects of physiology.

Prerequisite: PLN 103.

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PLN 103	Physiology: Physiology I	Lect: 3 hrs.
Physiology I is the first of two physiology courses designed to introduce systems and processes of the body (gastrointestinal, immune/integumentary, endocrine, and fluid and electrolyte balance) and to develop an appreciation of the holistic nature of the body through the study of adaptation, homeostasis and interrelationships among the systems. Issues of practice and policy will be developed throughout the course.

PLN 203	Physiology: Physiology II	Lect: 3 hrs.
Building on the introductory course, Physiology II will focus on the nervous, sensory, musculoskeletal, circulatory and respiratory systems and will enhance the student’s capacity for critical thinking related to both theoretical and applied aspects of physiology.
Prerequisite: PLN 103.