Human Physiology II Introduction Lecture

These flashcards cover important definitions and concepts relevant to the Human Physiology II course introduced during the first lecture.

Homeostasis

The process by which the body maintains a stable internal environment.

Physiology

The study of how living organisms function, including processes and systems in the human body.

Lab Coordinator

The individual in charge of organizing lab sessions and managing teaching assistants.

Course Outline

A document that contains the objectives, topics, assessments, and logistics for a course.

TA

Teaching Assistant, a graduate student who assists in teaching responsibilities and lab coordination.

Midterm Exam

An assessment that evaluates students' understanding of course material covered in the first half of the semester.

Cumulative Exam

An exam that covers material from the entire course, including all lab sessions and lectures.

Multiple Choice Format

A type of assessment where students select the correct answer from a list of options.

Participation Marks

Grades awarded for active involvement in lab sessions, such as engaging in activities and completing quizzes.

Email Communication

The primary method of contacting instructors for course-related administrative questions or lecture content inquiries.

eClass

An online platform used for course management, announcements, and sharing lecture materials.

Physiology Concepts

Fundamental theories and principles that explain the functioning of the human body's systems.