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Dental Physiology
The Physiology course presents the principles of human physiology by considering
the general functions of cells and the operation and integration of specific
human organ systems. Areas important for the practice of dentistry are emphasized.
The course consists of five units:
1) Excitability & Signal Transduction
2) Endocrine System
3) Cardiovascular System
4) Respiratory & Renal Systems
5) Gastrointestinal System |
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To emphasize the importance of Physiology to Clinical Dentistry, Physiological Applications (PA) modules were developed in collaboration with clinical faculty from the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine.
PAs provide students with experience in reading the scientific literature and answering basic sciences questions that are fundamental to understanding clinical case studies.
For more information, please see our Course
Faculty and the dental physiology. |