HUMB1001
Integrated Systems Anatomy And Physiology
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Reviews
Theres a lot to know in this unit. Similar to human structure and function in that there's a new body system each week and you just have to sit down and memorise a lot of it. I did find it more practical than HSF- in the labs there's cadavers and organs, and in the tutorials they had different activities depending on the body system. Tilt tables for blood pressure, vitalographs, urine tests etc. Two tests throughout the sem- similar to HSF with multiple choice and short answer, and then in person mcq exam.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2024
Loved this unit. So interesting if you like human biology, not for the faint of heart though as you will see lots of cadavers and fresh organs etc. There is a lot to learn and memorise so if you keep on top of the revision you will be fine. The two mid-semester tests really help to force you to study and learn the material.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2018
Content is really interesting though volume is large. Need to stay on top of all the lectures/labs every week or you will fall behind.