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MSN 755

Pathophysiology
Name: Pathophysiology
Course Number: MSN 755
Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course explores human pathological processes and their impact on homeostasis. It focuses on the interrelationships between organ systems that deviate from normal functioning due to infection, necrosis, stress, and carcinogenesis.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Discuss the general physiological processes used by the body to maintain homeostasis comprehensively.
  • Analyze the pathophysiological responses to infection, necrosis, stress, and carcinogenesis critically.
  • Examine the etiology and impacts of disease on different human organ systems.
  • Analyze compensation mechanisms occurring in the human body as a response to trauma and disease.

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