LIFE & HEALTH

Basic Medical Sciences

Explore living systems, materials, analytical measurements and preclinical foundations. This collection focuses on medical hematology & hemorheology, cardiovascular & hemodynamic physiology, neurophysiology & neuromuscular function.

Preclinical lab42 experiments available

Practical topics to explore

Each future lesson will connect its central idea with an interactive model, a method for investigation and a clear explanation of the evidence.

TOPIC 01 · PLANNED

Medical hematology & hemorheology

Theory, practical method, observations and analysis will be developed together for this topic.

TOPIC 02 · PLANNED

Cardiovascular & hemodynamic physiology

Theory, practical method, observations and analysis will be developed together for this topic.

TOPIC 03 · PLANNED

Neurophysiology & neuromuscular function

Theory, practical method, observations and analysis will be developed together for this topic.

TOPIC 04 · PLANNED

Pulmonary mechanics & gas exchange

Theory, practical method, observations and analysis will be developed together for this topic.

TOPIC 05 · PLANNED

Renal physiology & clinical biochemistry

Theory, practical method, observations and analysis will be developed together for this topic.

TOPIC 06 · PLANNED

Histopathology & preclinical pharmacology

Theory, practical method, observations and analysis will be developed together for this topic.

CURRICULUM EXPANSION & SYLLABUS REQUESTS

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