Monash University Arts Undergraduate handbook 1995

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HBS1345

Human biology 1: the human organism I

C Duyvestyn and T Jeavons

3 hours per week * First semester * Peninsula

This subject is designed for students with little background in biology who wish to study the structure and function of the human body in health and disease. The subject aims to develop in students an understanding of the cellular basis of human life and the role played by various body systems in maintaining life functions. The topics include levels of body organisation, body movement, blood and the transport system, body inputs and outputs. In addition, the subject will introduce students to some important human diseases of the body systems examined with a particular emphasis on personal health issues.

Assessment

Assignment: 20% * Practical work: 30% * Examination: 50%

Prescribed text

Farish D J Human biology Jones and Bartlett, 1993

Recommended text

Marieb E N Essentials of human anatomy and physiology 3rd edn, Benjamin/Cummings, 1991

or

Marieb E N Essentials of human anatomy and physiology 4th edn, Benjamin/Cummings, 1993



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