Physiology 1: Structure and Function - SFB1006

Assessment 1: In-Class Test

At regular intervals, a section of the text-book is set for reading and students are able to self-test their understanding using computer based multiple choice questions via the virtual learning environment.

In-Class Test

Assessment 2: Written assignment (coursework)

Formative assessment of the practical component will consist of feedback on a worksheet based reports on the first practical class.

Written assignment

Assessment 2: Exam

The final examination comprises of multiple choice questions which will assess knowledge and understanding of underlying principles and concepts in physiology.

Exam

Assessment 1: Practical Skills Assessment

Two practicals (20% each).
Each practical lasts for three hours, with students completing the practical tasks within the first two hours, and then working on the write up in the last hour.
 

Practical Assessment

<p>All the major organs of the body will be covered together with models of normal and abnormal bodily function. Emphasis will be directed to the concept of homeostasis and the integration of dynamic processes involved in the maintenance of health.</p>

School of Applied Sciences

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Biomedical & Life Sciences

SFB1006 - Physiology 1: Structure and Function

Physiology 1: Structure and Function

be able to communicate, both in the written and verbal form, the results of their studies in human physiology accurately and reliably, with structured and coherent arguments.

be able to describe all the major organ of the body.

be able to explain a variety of normal and abnormal bodily functions using the basic principles of physiology and pathology.

be able to collaborate as a group thus developing interpersonal skills to collect, interpret and present quantitative physiological data.

be able to discuss models of illness and pharmacotherapy.