VMLL 1060 - Physiology and Pathophysiology

This course will provide an overview of the normal physiology of major mammalian organ systems as well as physiologic perturbations associated with disease states. The course is designed to provide a mechanism-oriented understanding of normal and disease processes in humans and companion animal species. Some emphasis will be placed on cellular and molecular mechanisms that form the current basis of understanding of normal function and disease states.

The course will help clinical resident trainees and graduate students gain a broader understanding of the physiologic basis of clinical medicine and translational medical research.

Noncredit courses do not produce academic credit nor appear on a Colorado State University academic transcript.

Important Information

Registered Students: when you access RamCT to watch lectures and participate in discussion boards, the course number will appear as VS 628 rather than VMLL 1060. Please note that although VS 628 is a credit course through Clinical Science, VMLL 1060 is a noncredit course and will not appear on a transcript, have credits attached nor will you earn a grade. This is an archived course. This course consists of captured lectures from a previous semester and lecture notes.