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BNU2111 Anatomy & Physiology 1 (NUODL 2/24)

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    • Welcome notes!

      Welcome to topic 8. This topic is about Respiratory systems. This will enhance your understanding of the general basic anatomy and physiology of the lungs, respiration, and ventilation as you move along the course. 

      Please go through the i-Lectures and lecture notes provided below. All lecture notes are available in a downloadable format, so download and review them thoroughly. These materials are essential as they will form the foundation of your learning. Once you have completed all the learning materials, you'll need to complete a quiz to assess your understanding of the content.

      Please feel free to approach the lecturer (Ms. Yee Bit Lian) if you have any doubts about this topic.

      Happy learning!

    • Learning Outcomes

      At the end of this topic, you should be able to:

      • Describe the anatomical structures of the respiratory system.
      • Explain the physiology and functions of the respiratory system.

    • Learning Materials

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      Topic 8: i-lecture: Respiratory System (Part 1) SCORM package
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      Topic 8: i-lecture: Respiratory System (Part 2) SCORM package
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    • Learning Activities

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      Quiz
      Respiratory: Quiz
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      e-FORUM DISCUSSION: Physiology and Functions of Respiratory System Open Forum
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      During a ward round in a medical ward, you notice a patient experiencing shortness of breath and chest tightness.

      Questions:

      1. Explain how the diaphragm and intercostal muscles contribute to breathing.

      2. Describe how oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged in the alveoli.

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