BI 2316 - Human Physiology II

• Describe the components of blood and their functions
• Describe the regulation and production of blood cells
• Explain the processes of hemostasis and coagulation
• Explain the structure and function of the respiratory system
• Predict the operation and control of the respiratory system
• Explain how oxygen is delivered to the blood, carried in the blood, and delivered to the tissues
• Describe how carbon dioxide is carried in the blood and removed by the lung
• Describe how plasma carbon dioxide relates to pH
• Describe the structures and explain the functions of the renal system
• Calculate clearance, renal plasma flow, and fractional excretion
• Describe the control of filtration and re-absorption within the renal system
• Describe the role of the kidney in fluid and electrolyte balance
• Apply knowledge of acid-base balance to problems involving gas transport
• Describe the feedback loops in which specified hormones are involved
• Describe energy balance, including the factors that determine energy intake and expenditures
• Describe the organization, function, operation, and control of the selected endocrine system
• Describe the functions of the endocrine pancreas and their role in regulating plasma glucose

• Human Physiology I

• Lymphatics (1 class)
• Blood components and their regulation/production (4 classes)
• Hemostasis (1 class)
• Mechanics of breathing (ventilation) (4 classes)
• Gas exchange and transport (4 classes)
• Regulation of ventilation (2 classes)
• The kidneys (5 classes)
• Fluid, electrolyte balance and acid base (5 classes)
• Metabolism and energy balance (4 classes)
• Insulin/glucagon; regulation of blood glucose (2 classes)
• Endocrine control of growth and metabolism (5 classes)
• Exams (3 classes)