At the end of the second M.B., B.S. course, the learner should
have the knowledge of
- normal functions of the human body
- basic laws and principles underlying physiologic processess
- interactions and interrelations among the body systems
- working of the body under certain environmental and pathophysiological conditions
- body’s responses to stress (the neurophysiologic basis of human behaviour)
be able to demonstrate the skills in
- performing, recording and interpreting certain laboratory tests
- performing certain aspects of clinical examination
- problem solving and interpreting the given data
- performing cadiopulmonary resuscitation as a first aid measure
- using the instruments that are commonly used by community doctors
- interpersonal communication
develop sound attitudes
- regarding the important of physiology as a basis for understanding clinical disciplines
- regarding the person as a whole and as an intergral part of his family and his community (holistic outlook)
- towards the need for continuing self-education through critical reading and evaluation of information
- towards the need for ethical consideration
show the habits of
- applying scientific method in approaching/ solving problems
- applying/ disseminating physiologic knowledge in improving the lifestyles and the health standard of oneself, one’s family and one’s community
- taking responsibilities and maintenance of discipline
- participating in team work
