Transfers ToCSUDescriptionThis course focuses on biologic processes leading to alterations of body structure and functions in several major body systems. The course includes concepts that explain cellular dysfunction and injury that can lead to illnesses. The course explains most common alterations in human body by systems and organs. The understanding of pathophysiology can facilitate nursing, pre-nursing, and health care professional students to assume a proactive role in health care. This course forms a foundation for many professional programs like respiratory therapy, an associate degree in Nursing, a baccalaureate degree in Nursing, and also gives an edge to students pursuing other life sciences related programs/majors. (GR) Philosophy (PHIL) Division: Arts and Social Sciences Interim Academic Dean: Larissa Favela Division Administrative Assistant: Jamane Joseph Location: Fremont campus, Room 3316J Phone number: 510-659-6216 