Course overview
In this course, students develop an understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the organs and constituents of the human body to a level which enables discussion with medical clinicians. They also learn the basic concepts of human cell biology and genetics that are relevant in understanding the effects of ionising radiation on the human body.
- Cells And Genetics
- Movement, Transport, Protection
- Communication, Waste, Reproduction
Course learning outcomes
- Define and apply key anatomical and physiological terms to describe the structure, function and interconnectedness of the body systems in both health and disease
- Identify anatomical landmarks in diagnostic images
- Describe basic cellular biology in a healthy organism
- Describe the cell biology and genetics of carcinogenesis and cancer cells
- Describe basic human genetics and apply its concepts in simple situations
- Use appropriate language and conventions to communicate ideas and explanations relating to medical physics to patients and health professionals
Degree list
The following degrees include this course