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On the integration of Ethics into the Physiology curriculum
Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, 2017A one-day state-level workshop was organised in Karnataka to share the experience of a programme implemented earlier, in 2015-16, at St John's Medical College, Bengaluru that integrated the teaching of ethics into the physiology curriculum. The aim was to develop the programme further, list the challenges likely to be faced while scaling it up, and ...
D, Savitha +4 more
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Look at physiological integration
American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology, 1979Physiological integration results from cooperating processes at work within an individual. Two chief types of study are a) empirical experiments and generalizations, and b) predictive relations derived from models. In this essay the empirical type is illustrated.
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Physiomodel - an integrative physiology in Modelica
2015 37th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), 2015Physiomodel (http://www.physiomodel.org) is our reimplementation and extension of an integrative physiological model called HumMod 1.6 (http://www.hummod.org) using our Physiolibrary (http://www.physiolibrary.org). The computer language Modelica is well-suited to exactly formalize integrative physiology.
Marek Matejak, Jirí Kofránek
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Circulation, 1995
When resources for biomedical research are scarce, the natural competition that exists between different investigative interests often intensifies. Given the current fiscal climate, it is not surprising that one overhears much discussion in the scientific community about the respective contributions that newer versus more traditional disciplines are ...
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When resources for biomedical research are scarce, the natural competition that exists between different investigative interests often intensifies. Given the current fiscal climate, it is not surprising that one overhears much discussion in the scientific community about the respective contributions that newer versus more traditional disciplines are ...
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2014
This chapter demonstrates the integrative nature of physiological systems and the effect that certain applied examples have on these systems. It reviews examples on the effects of acute and chronic aerobic exercise on the cardiovascular system, the effect of nutrition on health, and the effect of ambient temperature and pressure on physiological ...
Ian Kay, Gethin Evans
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This chapter demonstrates the integrative nature of physiological systems and the effect that certain applied examples have on these systems. It reviews examples on the effects of acute and chronic aerobic exercise on the cardiovascular system, the effect of nutrition on health, and the effect of ambient temperature and pressure on physiological ...
Ian Kay, Gethin Evans
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The Integration of Behaviour into Comparative Physiology
Physiological and Biochemical Zoology, 2005Comparative physiology has traditionally focused on the physiological responses of animals to their physicochemical environment. In recent years, awareness has increased among physiologists of the potential for behavioural factors, such as the social environment of the animal, to affect physiological condition and responses. This recognition has led to
K M, Gilmour, R W, Wilson, K A, Sloman
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Integral Rein Control in Physiology
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1998We propose that blood glucose is regulated by a principle which we call integral rein control, in which under most conditions both glucagon and insulin are produced and control is achieved by altering the balance between the two. Like other integral control systems, the mechanism achieves zero steady-state error, which explains how the blood glucose ...
Saunders P.T. +2 more
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Integration of Physiology and Fluid Dynamics
2003The purpose of strategies for the integration of fluid dynamics and physiology is the development of more reliable simulation tools to accelerate the process of scale-up. The rigorous mathematical modeling of the richly interactive relationship between the dynamic response of biosystems and the physical environment changing in time and space must rest ...
Sven, Schmalzriedt +3 more
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A Lifetime of Research in Integrative Physiology
1995We are deeply conscious of the honor afforded us by the organizers of this symposium.It is one of the happiest events of our lives and one to which our thoughts will return again and again. First we must offer our heartfelt thanks to those who made this meeting possible: to Marc Kaufman and Tissa Kappagoda, who were responsible for the nuts and bolts ...
H M, Coleridge, J C, Coleridge
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Integrated physiological units in plants
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1986Plants, like animals, have traditionally been viewed by ecologists and evolutionary biologists as fully integrated organisms capable of sharing energy, nutrient and water resources throughout their bodies. Recent studies, however, indicate that many plants may be more realistically considered to be assemblages of semiautonomous integrated physiological
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