BMS2031
Body Systems
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Comprehensive BMS2031 notes containing everything you need to know for the mid-semester test, labs a...
113 pages, 18472 words
BMS 2031 Lecture Notes (HD)
Summarized lecture contents, step-by-step explanation of physiological processes, and clearly-labell...
100 pages, 19259 words
BMS2031 Cardiovascular and Renal physiology HD notes
A comprehensive set of notes covering the cardiovascular and renal physiology themes within BMS2031....
21 pages, 4770 words
BMS2031 Subject Notes - Learning Objective Summaries
Thorough but concise notes on each of the learning objectives for Body Systems - separated into each...
66 pages, 13500 words
Gastrointestinal Physiology
32 page summary of gastrointestinal physiology based on lectures and textbook resources specific to...
32 pages, 7001 words
Reproductive Physiology
A comprehensive 16 page summary on concepts reviewed in course BMS2031 related to male and female re...
16 pages, 3186 words
Respiratory Physiology
A comprehensive 47 page summary on the function of the lungs following lecture objectives outlined i...
47 pages, 10112 words
BMS2031 Notes
This is a comprehensive 132 page document listing ALL information provided by the lecturer and lectu...
132 pages, 18837 words
HD BMS2031: Body Systems Lecture Summaries
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18 pages, 15486 words
Cardiovascular Physiology
A comprehensive 49 page summary of lecture objectives outlined in Monash University's BMS2031. Topic...
49 pages, 9164 words
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Reviews
Interesting unit but difficult and overbloated exam.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2020
Good unit! Not content heavy at all and the tutorials are amazing help!
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018
A straightforward and well-organised unit. I found the textbook useful when preparing for the short-answer component of the mid-semester test and the exam.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016
Great unit! Julia Choate is amazing. The lectures are well-organised and so are the labs. Vander's (the textbook) is really useful but not necessary as the lecture notes are sufficient.