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Medical biophysics

  • BMS1031
  • Clayton First semester 2013 (Day)
  • 6 points, SCA Band 3, 0.125 EFTSL
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The behaviour of human and biomedical systems are understood in terms of underlying physical principles. Forces involved in human movement and body systems including muscles and joints. Energy and heat flow and metabolism, pressure, osmosis, diffusion and respiration, fluid flow in the cardiovascular system. Electrical charges, current, potential and capacitance in simple circuits, EEG, ECG, cells and nerve conduction. Sound and ultrasound, human hearing, refraction and lenses, the human eye, optical and electron microscopes. X-rays and radiation, biological effects and damage, radiation therapy and medical imaging. -- Course Website

Instructor: Professor Kristian Helmerson and Associate Professor Helena Parkington.



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