Duration
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation : 15h Th
Biochemistry : 15h Th
Anatomical approaches : 5h Th
Number of credits
| Master in public health (120 ECTS) (Transitional programme) | 2 crédits | |||
| Master in public health (120 ECTS) (new programme) | 3 crédits | |||
| University certificate in perfusion and applied techniques | 3 crédits |
Lecturer
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation : Pierre Peters, Laurence Roediger
Biochemistry : Christel Pequeux
Anatomical approaches : Pierre Bonnet
Coordinator
Language(s) of instruction
French language
Organisation and examination
Teaching in the second semester
Schedule
Units courses prerequisite and corequisite
Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program
Learning unit contents
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation
Hemostasis physiology
Partim: Human biochemistry (C. Péqueux)
Biochemistry is studying the properties and reactions of molecules that contribute to living organism functions. Human biochemistry is focused on molecules and reactions that take place in the human body.
The main area of these lectures will be focused on: biochemistry of oxydative stress and of cancer.
Biochemistry
Biochemistry is studying the properties and reactions of molecules that contribute to living organism functions. Human biochemistry is focused on molecules and reactions that take place in the human body.
The objective of this course is to improve your understanding of the mode of action of different drugs or hormones such as aspirin, caffeine, curares, atropine, herceptine, amiodarone, oxytocin ... The lessons will be focused on basic cell regulation mechanisms that regulate cell function, molecular biology and which allow cells to communicate with each other.
Lessons will also be focused on some concern of public health such as biochemistry of cancers, menopause or oxydative stress for example.
Anatomical approaches
Fundamentals anatomical data required to understand
- physiological process
- medical imaging
- organ transp^lantation: heart, lungs, liver, pacreas, bowel and kidneys
Learning outcomes of the learning unit
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation
Partim: Human biochemistry (C. péqueux)
The aim of this course is to go in depth with some biochemical concepts usefull for the Master in Public Health. Additionally, this course is also about human biochemistry basics related to various public health problems.
Biochemistry
The aim of this course is to revise some biochemical concepts usefull for the Master in Public Health. Additionally, this course is also about human biochemistry basics related to the mode of action of several drugs and hormones. These lessons will aim to give a better understanding of the biochemistry of some patholgies such as cancer or menopause.
Anatomical approaches
Fundamentals anatomical data required to understand
- physiological process
- medical imaging
- organ transp^lantation: heart, lungs, liver, pacreas, bowel and kidneys
Prerequisite knowledge and skills
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation
Partim: Human biochemistry (C. Péqueux)
Assistance to the lectures of BIOC0700 are a prerequisite to follow this part of TECH0750.
Biochemistry
Basics in cellular biology, as well as in general biochemistry, chemistry and biology.
The course BIOC0700 allows a revision of these topics and it is warmly recomended.
Anatomical approaches
None
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation
For Mr Ghysens:
For Mr Peters:
For Mme Péqueux:
The lectures are provided in amphitheater. It is divided into 4 lessons. There is no podcast available. Attendance to the course is not an obligation, however it is warmely recommended.
Biochemistry
The human biochemistry course will take place in hybrid mode with both face-to-face lectures and with videos (sounded slideshows) which will be posted on the eCampus platform. Each video will be accessible until the exam and can be watched at your convenience. The slides can be downloaded and be used as support during the viewing of the video. A question/answer session will be organized face-to-face or via videoconference depending on sanitary conditions. It is mandatory to watch the videos before the question/answer session.
Mode of delivery (face to face, distance learning, hybrid learning)
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation
For Mr Ghysens:
For Mr Peters:
For Mme Péqueux:
This part is a face-to-face course. The schedule is provided by the teaching office of the Medical School. No distance-learning is available.
Biochemistry
Blended learning
Additional information:
The teaching of human biochemistry will follow a hybrid mode with face-to-face lessons and with remotely and freely available online lessons via the eCampus platform. Face-to-face or videoconference sessions (depending on health conditions) will be organized at a fixed time available on Celcat. The slideshows and videos are available on the course's eCampus page.
Anatomical approaches
A schematic review of the anatomy, imaging and physiology is performed trough drawing sketshes with the sutdents.
Recommended or required readings
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation
For Mr Ghysens:
For Mr Peters:
For Mme Péqueux:
The slides and videos of the lessons will be available and could be downloaded from eCampus.
Biochemistry
The slides and videos of the lessons will be available and could be downloaded from eCampus.
The support book is:
Physiologie humaine, une approche intégrée
Dee Unglaub Silverthorn, 4ème édition, Pearson Edition
Anatomical approaches
https://e-publish.uliege.be/anatomie/
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation
For Mr Ghysens:
For Mr Peters:
For Mme Péqueux:
The assessment is a written exam with open questions and MCQ. Exam rules are available on the Medical School website (http://www.facmed.ulg.ac.be).
It is possible to consult your exam form upon request to the Professor (see contact section).
The cotation of all the parts of the course are added and converted to the final cotation on 20.
Biochemistry
The assessment is a written exam with open questions and MCQ. Depending on the health conditions, the Exam could be organized online via the eCampus platform. Exam rules are available on the Medical School website (http://www.facmed.ulg.ac.be).
It is possible to consult your exam form upon request to the Professor (see contact section).
Anatomical approaches
Any session :
- In-person
written exam
- Remote
written exam
- If evaluation in "hybrid"
preferred in-person
Additional information:
Written exam
Work placement(s)
Organisational remarks and main changes to the course
Biochemistry
Students that have not be trained in biology or general biochemistry from more than 6 years should contact the Professor. They can follow the course BIOC0700.
Additionnal explanations related to the lecture can be asked upon request (see contacts section).
Slides can be downloaded from the eCampus page associated to the course.
Contacts
Human physiology / hemostasis and coagulation
Prof. A. Ghuysen
Dr. P. Peters
Dr. C. Péqueux: c.pequeux@ulg.ac.be
Biochemistry
Christel Péqueux, PhD
University of Liège, Laboratory of Tumor Growth and Developmental Biology, GIGA-Cancer
Institute of Pathology, CHU-B23, +4, B-4000 Liège, Belgium
Tel. +32 4 366 22 17 - Fax. +32 4 366 29 36
e-mail: c.pequeux@uliege.be
You can contact the professor by e-mail, but you have to use your ULiege e-mail address (XXX@student.uliege.be). The "objet" field of your e-mail must begin with: "Etudiant TECH0750 ...".
Anatomical approaches
English version soon available