The student should be able to understand and explain the physiology of the major organ systems of the human body covered in this course. The student should also understand the role membranes and transporters play in the function of the major organ systems.

Intro to Cells and Biological Membranes
Membrane Transport I
Membrane Transport II
Membrane Transport III (Ion channels) 
Membrane Potential and Action Potential
Excitable Cells, Synapses, and Neuromuscular Junction
Muscle I (Power stroke/EC coupling)
Muscle II (Mechanics, metabolism, smooth muscle)
Motor System
Integration of Motor Function
Autonomic Nervous System
CNS Learning and Memory
Motor Function
Sensory Systems I (Overview, mechanosensation, thermosensation, nociception)
Sensory Systems II (Vision)
Sensory Systems III (Hearing, balance, taste, smell)
Cardiac I (Overview, anatomy, electrophysiology)
Cardiac II (Electrophysiology)
Cardiac III (Pump)
Cardiac IV (Output) ANS 
Cardiac V
Circulation I (Peripheral, microcirculation)
Circulation II (Blood pressure, regulation)
Renal I (Overview, anatomy, filtration)
Renal II (Tubular reabsorption)
Renal III (Secretion, urine concentration)
Renal IV (Fluid, acid-base balance)
GI I (Motility)
GI II (Digestion, absorption)
GI III (Liver function)
GI IV (Liver, drug metabolism)
Pulmonary I (Overview, ventilation, mechanics)
Pulmonary II (Blood flow)
Pulmonary III (Ventilation, perfusion, gas exchange)
Pulmonary IV (O2 and CO2 transport, regulation)
Endocrine I (Pituitary, hypothalamus, growth)
Endocrine II (Thyroid, adrenal, pancreatic)
Endocrine III (Female reproduction, pregnancy, male reproduction)
Immune I, II, III, IV, V 
Integrative Problem Solving I, II