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This learning path introduces high school biology students to how cells respond to stress, adapt, and ultimately face injury or death. It covers the types of cellular adaptations, the distinction between reversible and irreversible injury, the mechanisms of injury, and the forms of necrosis and apoptosis.
This learning path introduces high school students to the fundamental concepts of pathophysiology, including definitions, health and disease, etiology, pathogenesis, homeostasis, and cellular responses. It assumes basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology and builds a foundation for understanding disease mechanisms.
This learning path introduces students to the physiological principles underlying vertebrate organ systems by comparing their function across fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. It covers cardiovascular, respiratory, osmoregulatory, and thermoregulatory adaptations, culminating in an exploration of diving physiology in marine mammals. The path emphasizes foundational comparative anatomy and physiology, building from basic concepts to advanced integrative topics.
This learning path explores the evolutionary origins of key human physiological traits, including thermoregulation, bipedalism, brain energetics, dietary adaptations, and modern health mismatches. Designed for biology and anthropology students with basic physiology knowledge, it integrates evolutionary biology with human physiology to understand why our bodies function as they do.
This advanced learning path explores how the human body adapts to and is challenged by extreme environments, focusing on space (microgravity, radiation) and deep-sea (high pressure, saturation diving) conditions. It builds on foundational cardiovascular, respiratory, and musculoskeletal physiology, and includes topics like artificial gravity and extreme temperature survival. Designed for physiology and aerospace medicine students, the path integrates prerequisite knowledge with advanced applications.
This learning path takes you from foundational neurophysiology and sleep science through the molecular machinery of circadian clocks to their systemic roles in physiology and medicine. You will explore how the central and peripheral oscillators synchronize, how disruption affects health, and how chronotherapy and seasonal affective disorder illustrate clinical applications.
This path guides medical and microbiology students through the physiological interactions between the gut microbiome and host systems. Starting with foundational GI physiology and microbial ecology, it progresses through signaling mechanisms, metabolic and immune effects, the gut–brain axis, and clinical implications such as obesity and drug metabolism.
This path provides a comprehensive understanding of the physiological changes that occur with normal aging across major organ systems, and their clinical implications. It is designed for geriatricians and medical students, building on foundational physiology and emphasizing clinical relevance.
A comprehensive learning path for medical and obstetric students covering the physiological adaptations of the mother during pregnancy and the development of fetal physiology, including cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, and metabolic changes, placental function, fetal circulation, and the transition to neonatal life.
This learning path equips critical care residents and nurses with the physiological foundations needed to accurately interpret ICU monitoring. It covers cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal physiology, then applies these concepts to arterial lines, central venous pressure, pulmonary artery catheters, pulse contour analysis, capnography, cerebral oximetry, and metabolic markers like lactate and base deficit.