Describe the normal physiology for your topic.
The purpose of the paper assignment is to solidify your understanding of one topic in physiology. Writing about the topic will enable you to
demonstrate what you have learned about the physiology of your topic.
Choose a topic that interests you (from material covered during BIO202 this semester). Come up with a topic in which physiology is affected by a
factor such as disease, injury, change in a fundamental factor (such as pH, temperature, oxygen or osmolarity), drugs, aging or athletic
training. If you are unsure if your topic is reasonable please contact me for consultation.
The paper should include the following major components:
1. Describe the normal physiology for your topic. Provide the background that will make a reader better able to understand your second paper on
this same topic. You may need to add details such as anatomy or facts and figure to fully explain the physiology of your topic 2. Deviation from
normal physiology. Describe first, the changes in that physiology that occur as a result of a disease or training or some other stimulus that
causes a deviation away from the “normal” physiology. Then, describe the mechanisms of how an intervention or process can return the system back
to the original baseline. (Example. normal physiology: early development of the nervous system; change: failure of neural tube formation leading
to a serious birth defect biochemistry – how might folic acid reduce the number of neural tube defects?) 3. Formatting Specifics a. Your paper
will be graded on how accurately, clearly and thoroughly it recounts the physiology of your topic b. An original figure or drawing (of your own
design) with appropriate labels may be included. c. Length: 3 – 4 pages d. Quotes: none should be used e. References: listed near the end of the
paper (required: at least 3 primary
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