Lecture

Systems Physiology: Introduction and Cardiovascular System

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Description

This lecture introduces the course on Systems Physiology, covering the structure, function, and regulation of human body systems. Topics include the cardiovascular system, renal system, and fluid distribution. The lecture emphasizes basic concepts, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills for biomedical sciences.

Instructor

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