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Main contents of the course |
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Readings/References/Notes |
The week |
Content (topic) per week |
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laboratory |
1 |
Introduction to physiology - internal environment and homeostasis - components of internal balance systems - acquired heat - heat loss - heat probability - body temperature regulation - stress physiology - behavior of animals for environmental adaptation. Experiments on osmotic behavior. |
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laboratory |
2 |
Chemical synergy - hormonal secretion system - retrograde regulation mechanism - hormone and endocrine system. The most important laboratory analyzes to measure the activity of hormones in the body |
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laboratory |
3 |
Neural synergy - nerve impulse and motor potential (at rest, in case of stimulation) - synapsis - chemical messengers and neuropeptides. Biological clock in the body |
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laboratory |
4 |
Central nervous system: (components and functions) - Peripheral nervous system (components and functions) - Reflex arcs - Radial nervous system - Colnergy and adrenergic receptors |
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laboratory |
5 |
Sense organs and sensory receptors: taste sensation. Hearing and sight - heartrate and heart rate regulating factors. Chemical effect on the heart (acetylcholine and adrenaline) |
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6 |
OsmoregulationandLost Fluids - Blood Plasma Proteins Blood pressure and arterial blood pressure measurement. |
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laboratory |
7 |
Hematopoietic tissue - hemoglobin (structural and types) - blood groups and Rh factor. Determination of blood groups. |
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laboratory |
8 |
Platelet formation - blood clotting mechanism - lymph and lymph circulation - the role of lymphoid tissue in the formation of acquired immunity - antibodies and allergies. Experiments on blood clotting. |
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laboratory |
9 |
Breathing mechanism, respiratory movements, respiratory chemicals, transport of breathing gases (oxygen and carbon dioxide) Pulmonary volumes and capacities. |
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laboratory |
10 |
Regulation of the process of respiration: the mechanism of nervous control -, chemical control |
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11 |
Acid-base regulation in the body - protective systems. . |
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laboratory |
12 |
Experiments to detect the natural components of urine |
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laboratory |
13 |
Final Practical Exam |
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14 |
Final Exam |
General Physiology Ahmed El-Qmati
•Practical physiology Zayed & Tony
• Principles of physiologist Saad Kamal Taha
· (Physiology) Physiology: Physiology Kamal Sharqawi Ghazali
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