We are excited about sharing this educational experience with you. We will monitor the forum daily.Thank you for joining us. It has been our experience that these exercises are helpful in increasing understanding and retention of the newly learned materials.Please use the interactive forum as a means to exchange ideas, to ask questions, to form study groups and interest groups, and to meet your community. They are not graded and are for your personal feedback. We strongly encourage you to complete these problems sets. We encourage you to find which resource (videos and/or notes) works best for you.We have included a set of problems to be completed as homework exercises. The notes provide a more detailed summary of each topic. It will be most effective if you follow the sequence of videos.
The things to do this week are to watch the 6 videos, to answer the in-video questions, to read the notes for each topic, and to complete two problem sets (homeostasis, transporters & channels, and endocrine concepts). We will return to these basic concepts again as we progress through the organs systems and consider how they respond to perturbations incurred in daily functions and in disease. Between these last two compartments the exchange of diffusible substances is easy and continuous, so they have a. One is within the cells, the intracellular fluid and the other two, outside the cells and forming the extra cellularfluid and includes interstitial fluid and blood plasma. This is an important introduction to how physiologists view the body. The body fluids are distributed in three compartments.
Welcome to Module 2 of Introductory Human Physiology! We begin our study of the human body with an overview of the basic concepts that underlie the functions of cells and organs within the body and their integration to maintain life.
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