Studying at the University of Verona
Here you can find information on the organisational aspects of the Programme, lecture timetables, learning activities and useful contact details for your time at the University, from enrolment to graduation.
Study Plan
This information is intended exclusively for students already enrolled in this course.If you are a new student interested in enrolling, you can find information about the course of study on the course page:
Laurea in Scienze delle attività motorie e sportive - Enrollment from 2025/2026The Study Plan includes all modules, teaching and learning activities that each student will need to undertake during their time at the University.
Please select your Study Plan based on your enrollment year.
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Legend | Type of training activity (TTA)
TAF (Type of Educational Activity) All courses and activities are classified into different types of educational activities, indicated by a letter.
Human Physiology (2015/2016)
Teaching code
4S000621
Academic staff
Coordinator
Credits
12
Language
Italian
Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)
BIO/09 - PHYSIOLOGY
Period
I semestre dal Oct 1, 2015 al Jan 29, 2016.
Learning outcomes
• Learning the basic functions of the human body intended as a set of organs and systems by integrating and complementing the existing knowledge of physics, chemistry, biochemistry, anatomy and biology.
• Learning how to apply the scientific method to the analysis of physiological responses to stresses such as physical exercise.
• Identifying the functional purpose of the physiological systems understanding their role in the maintenance of homeostasis of human organism.
• Acquire the fundamental physiological basis of motor control in humans, including the physiology of the sense organs.
Program
In order to understand the course of Physiology, you must have first assimilated the basics of Chemistry, Physics, Biochemistry and Mathematics, in particular:
• Chemistry: the concept of pH, molarity, colligative properties of solutions, osmolality and osmotic pressure, diffusion.
• Biochemistry: biological macromolecules, their classification and function, the main metabolic pathways, enzyme kinetics and mitochondrial enzymes.
• Physics: physics of gases, electrology, surface tension, Laplace's law, the basics of mechanics, statics and dynamics of fluids, laws of thermodynamics.
• Biology: biophysical characteristics of the cell membrane; transport mechanisms through the membrane; mechanisms of cell regeneration.
• Mathematics: the concept of the logarithm, the concept of function and axes, functions, linear, power, exponential; methods of manipulation of logarithms, the concepts of derivative and integral; units of the international system.
Author | Title | Publishing house | Year | ISBN | Notes |
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W. D. Mcardle, F. I. Katch, V. L. Katch | FISIOLOGIA APPLICATA ALLO SPORT Aspetti energetici, nutrizionali e performance | Casa Editrice Ambrosiana | 2009 | ISBN 978-8-808-18224-1 | |
Di Prampero PE, Veicsteinas A | Fisiologia dell'uomo | Edi-ermes Milano | 2002 | ||
Rhoades R, Pflanzer R | Fisiologia generale e umana | Ed. Piccin, Padova | 2004 |
Examination Methods
A written test with multiple choice quizzes followed by an oral interview in the event of an overrun with the sufficiency of the written test.
Frequently Asked Questions
Main topics of cell physiology, cardiovascular, respiratory, thermoregulation, including metabolism, renal, endocrine, acid-base balance and motor control, muscle physiology and biomechanics of muscular elements. The interview will focus on the wrong answers given byf the candidate in the written test.
Teaching materials e documents
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01_Comunicazioni tra cellula e ambiente (pdf, it, 721 KB, 11/24/15)
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02_Trasporto cellulare (pdf, it, 2604 KB, 11/24/15)
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03_Potenziale d'azione (pdf, it, 1288 KB, 11/24/15)
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04_ Sinapsi (pdf, it, 1884 KB, 11/24/15)
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05_Muscolo (pdf, it, 3219 KB, 11/24/15)
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06_Meccanica muscolare (pdf, it, 5056 KB, 11/24/15)
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07_Muscolo liscio (pdf, it, 404 KB, 11/24/15)
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08_Nervoso somatico generalità (pdf, it, 1271 KB, 11/24/15)
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09_Midollo spinale -riflessi (pdf, it, 3424 KB, 11/24/15)
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10_Sistemi_sensoriali_01 (pdf, it, 1589 KB, 11/2/15)
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11_Sistemi_sensoriali_02 (pdf, it, 1945 KB, 11/2/15)
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13_Visione_01 (pdf, it, 1256 KB, 11/4/15)
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14_Visione_02 (pdf, it, 1164 KB, 11/2/15)
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15_Visione_03 (pdf, it, 1585 KB, 11/2/15)
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16_Sistema vestibolare (pdf, it, 809 KB, 11/2/15)
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17_CM_SNC 1 (pdf, it, 4476 KB, 11/11/15)
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18_CM_SNC 2_ MVol (pdf, it, 1400 KB, 11/11/15)
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19_CM_SNC 3 (pdf, it, 1670 KB, 11/11/15)
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20_Respirazione 01 (pdf, it, 930 KB, 11/12/15)
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21_Respirazione 02 (pdf, it, 1213 KB, 11/18/15)
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22_Respirazione 03 (pdf, it, 653 KB, 11/18/15)
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23_Respirazione 04 (pdf, it, 583 KB, 11/24/15)
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24_Respirazione 05 (pdf, it, 730 KB, 11/24/15)
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25_Respirazione 06 (pdf, it, 597 KB, 11/24/15)
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26_Respirazione 07 (pdf, it, 1160 KB, 11/24/15)
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27_Respirazione 08 (pdf, it, 2179 KB, 12/2/15)
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28_Respirazione 10 (pdf, it, 1675 KB, 12/10/15)
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29_Respirazione 11 (pdf, it, 1256 KB, 12/10/15)
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30.Rene_01 (pdf, it, 5058 KB, 12/17/15)
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30.Rene_02 (pdf, it, 3575 KB, 12/17/15)
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30.Rene_05 (pdf, it, 8062 KB, 1/7/16)
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31 Termoregolazione 00 (pdf, it, 4013 KB, 1/11/16)
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32.Esercizio 01 (pdf, it, 5464 KB, 1/14/16)
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32. Esercizio 02 (pdf, it, 1866 KB, 1/22/16)
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33_Gastrointestinale (pdf, it, 3784 KB, 1/22/16)
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Programma_ENG (pdf, it, 417 KB, 10/8/15)
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Programma_ITA (pdf, it, 430 KB, 10/8/15)
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Schema indicativo lezioni I semestre 15-16.pdf (pdf, it, 196 KB, 10/2/15)