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Introduction of Fundamental Medicine

Renmin University of China via XuetangX

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Overview

Introduction to Fundamental Medicine covers human anatomy and physiology /histology and Embryology/ molecular biology/ physiology/biochemistry/medical microbiology/ medical immunology/ human pathology and pharmacology etc. Although each discipline obtains their own objective, all of disciplines focuses on the progress/development on human with versatile research means and views of points. They also purpose different scientific questions on different levels of life phenomenon. The basic objects, tasks and methods of this course to help students to understand the fundamental medical research and its relationship with medicine and pharmacy science.

The whole course normally took 34 standard teaching hours and recommend all students who are interested in basic medicine and pharmacy/clinical pharmacy students to study.


Syllabus

  • Chapter1 introduction
    • 1.1introduction
  • Chapter2 Basic unit of life
    • 2.1 Basic unit of life
    • 2.2 Basic tissue of human body
    • 2.3 Structure of major organs and tissues of human body
    • 2.4 Fertilization and Early Embryonic Development
  • Chapter3 Progress and research content of medical molecular biology
    • 3.1 Progress and research content of medical molecular biology
    • 3.3 Proteins and Proteomics
  • Chapter4 the structure and function of protein
    • 4.1 the structure and function of protein
    • 4.2 The structure and function of nuclear acid
    • 4.3 The function of enzyme and co-enzyme
    • 4.4 The metabolism of biological oxidation
    • 4.5 Glucose metabolism
    • 4.6 lipid metabolism
    • 4.7 protein metabolism
  • Chapter5 introduction of medical immunology
    • 5.1 introduction of medical immunology
    • 5.2 Immune organs and related function
    • 5.3 Immune cells
    • 5.4 immune-related molecules-1
    • 5.5 immune-related molecules-2
    • 5.6 Immune response-1
    • 5.7 Immune response-2
    • 5.8 Hypersensitivity and autoimmune diseases 1
    • 5.9 Hypersensitivity and autoimmune diseases 2
    • 5.10 Artificial Immunity and Immunological Diagnosis
  • Chapter6 the biological characteristics of bacteria
    • 6.1 the biological characteristics of bacteria
    • 6.2 Common pathological bacteria
    • 6.3 The basic characteristics of virus
    • 6.4 Common pathological virus
    • 6.5 other microorganism
  • Chapter7 Introduction to Physiology
    • 7.1 Introduction
    • 7.2 Basic Physiological Functions of The Human Body
    • 7.3 blood
    • 7.4 Circulatory System
    • 7.5 Respiratory System
    • 7.6 Digestive System
    • 7.7 Physiology of Urinary system
    • 7.8 Nervous System Physiology
    • 7.9 Physiology of Endocrine system part 1
    • 7.10 Physiology of Endocrine system part 2
  • Chapter8 introduction and adaption injury
    • 8.1+8.2 introduction and adaption injury
    • 8.3 inflammation
    • 8.4 Disorder of Local Blood Circulation
    • 8.5 Dropsy
    • 8.6 fever
    • 8.7 shock
    • 8.8 tumor
    • 8.9 vitra organ failure
  • Mid-term review

    Taught by

    Lei Qiang, yuan He, and xiaoping Wang

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