In this post, I will write about my field of study.
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Students in my program (physiology) learn everything there
is to know about how the human body works. The department of physiology
prepares students for careers in the medical field; it is the only
undergraduate major offered through the College of Medicine.
People who get degrees in this field usually go on to
graduate school. Potential graduate schools can typically vary from physical
therapy, physician’s assistant, and medical school.
I was drawn into this field because I have always been
interested in science classes, and I aspire to become a surgical physician’s
assistant in my future. I have a passion to help people and human anatomy
fascinates me. In order to achieve my goals as a PA, the requirements to be
accepted into PA school were most closely related to the graduation
requirements of the physiology major.
Three of the leaders involved in Physiology in 2016:
Bishop is a medical oncologist at the University of Chicago
Medical Center. He led a clinic that allows patients to receive treatment and
return daily to their families and the comforts of home. He believes that when you are up and
moving around, the lungs are more expanded, the oxygenation is better, and
organs perform better. His dedication to his research on the prevention and
treatment of relapse after stem cell transplantation inspires me because not
only does he serve as an amazing doctor, but also as a remarkable mentor.
Albain is a medical oncologist at Loyola University Health
System. She has led a ton of studies in the fight against lung and breast
cancer. She has been doing research to prove that many breast cancer patients can
avoid chemotherapy. She claims that this research will help cut a lot of the
debilitating side effects that couldn’t be controlled before. She is
interesting to me because her findings make a huge difference in the lives of
cancer patients.
Argo is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in sports
medicine. He works with high school athletes as well as college athletes. He
currently sees patients at a bunch of different locations all over the country.
He inspires me because I have interests in sports medicine and his success has
motivated me to take more interest in this field of medicine.
Three leading academic journals:
The journal publishes peer-reviewed descriptions of
innovations that improve teaching in the classroom and lab, essays on
education, and review articles based on our current understanding of
physiological mechanisms. It was published on the Amercican Physiological
Society website and can be found at the University of Arizona Health Sciences
Library.
The journal was published for the American Cancer Society,
and provides peer-reviewed publications containing solicited review articles of
interest to health care professionals interested in best practices for cancer
prevention, early detection, and treatment.
The American Psychological Association publishes this
journal bimonthly. It was published form 1921-1982 and includes articles that
focus on experiments done on rats to determine more about memory functioning
and physiology.
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