Corso di Laurea in Tecniche di Radiologia Medica, per Immagini e Radioterapia - Cuneo

 a) describing the morphology of cells and tissues related to their function, drawing the attention on the dynamic aspects of their interactions inside our body;

 b) obtaining a basic knowledge on human anatomy from a functional point of view, particularly related to the study of macroscopic anatomy.

 The discipline of physiology is an introductory basis for the correct understanding of pathophysiological phenomena that can affect the organs and systems that make up the human body.

 The course in physiology is therefore proposed, starting from the basics of human anatomy and histology, to describe the normal and proper functioning of the various human organs and systems; aim of the course is also to highlight how many laws and properties of physics and general chemistry and application can be reflected in activity of the various organs and systems and how the human body is able to maintain its homeostasis through mechanisms very complex and based on the integration activity of multiple organ and equipment.

 Thus, in order to allow better understanding of the subjects and topics to be discussed later in this degree course several physiological aspects are described: the organization of the nervous system, higher functions of the central and peripheral nervous system, property and regulation of skeletal muscle contraction and the activity of the cardiovascular system (regulation of general circulation and blood pressure); the respiration and the transport of oxygen in the blood, the blood buffer systems, the basic functions of the kidney, the endocrine and homeostatic functions, the basic functions of the digestive system and liver.