Body in Balance

BODY IN BALANCE integrates cardiovascular, hematology, nephrology, and pulmonology to explain homeostasis, alongside public health, ethics, evidence-based medicine, and clinical skills.

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Lectures are large, with a median of 175 enrolled students in the recorded sections.

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Spring 2027

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Spring 2027

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Organized around physiological themes, the course includes material related to the cardiovascular system, hematology, nephrology, and pulmonology to present an integrated picture of how these systems function together to maintain homeostasis. In addition, there is significant content from other competency domains such as public health, ethics, evidence-based medicine, patient care/communication and clinical skills.

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Topics

  • Cardiovascular system, hematology, nephrology, and pulmonology
  • Homeostasis
  • Public health, ethics, evidence-based medicine, patient care/communication, and clinical skills

Skills

  • Patient care, communication, and clinical skills
  • Evidence-based medicine
  • Ethics
  • Public health

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