Physiological Systems in Biomedical Engineering
Duration
13 weeks
About the course
Objective
To provide a mathematical description and modeling of the behavior of physiological systems significant to biomedical engineers.
Scope
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Provide in-depth exposure to "excitable cells" (the cells that are found in human cardiovascular, neural, and muscle systems).
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Provide an introduction to the mechanisms and principles that are operating in physiological systems.
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Provide training and practice in the use of mathematics, engineering concepts, and programming to describe physiology.
Syllabus
Cardiovascular system (CVS)
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CVS structure and function
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Electrical activity in the heart
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Cardiac output
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Pressure-volume loops
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Electrocardiogram
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Mechanical cardiac signals
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0D model of CVS
Cells, cellular transport, and membrane potentials
Neural system
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Neural transport and Goldman equation
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Action potentials
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Receptor cells and reflex arcs
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Initiating motion
Muscles
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Skeletal muscles
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Smooth muscles
Course Material
Contact Dr. Taebi for the course material!
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