University of Kansas School of Medicine.

1. Describe normal and abnormal embryonic development of those systems. 2. Identify and describe normal and abnormal structures using information from several scientific disciplines. 3. Explain the rationale for using the solutions commonly used for intravenous administration and calculate the changes the infusions have on body fluid and electrolyte balance. 4. Identify and describe normal and abnormal electrophysiology and ECGs using information from several scientific disciplines. 5. Explain the mechanisms involved in normal cardiopulmonary function. 6. Describe the pathogenesis, morphological and clinical manifestations of common cardiopulmonary diseases. 7. Describe major threats to and behavioral determinants of cardiopulmonary health. 8. List and describe the mechanism of action of pharmacological agents commonly used to treat abnormal cardiopulmonary function and/or diseases of the cardiopulmonary system.