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Specially written for the
College this course is presented in the same format as Anatomy & Physiology
and is textbook based. As well as the textbook the student receives a
comprehensive guide full of exercises and revision questions. The course is
presented in an exciting new format. This subject is essential for all
natural therapists which is why, as one of the Health Science subjects, it
is a compulsory unit within
the Advanced Diploma.
Students who have no
background in the health sciences should not be deterred by this subject as
every topic is explained from basic principles. In the table below is an
indication of the topics covered, which takes one year of part-time external
study, although the student may alter this rate to suit their lifestyle and
commitments. The 30 modules require an average of 10 hours study each. They
are divided into three 10 week terms of 10 modules each term. This subject
must be completed within 12 months.
Textbook: Foundations of
Inorganic, Organic & Biological Chemistry. Caret, Denniston, Topping
The Study
Program
External study with
the student being supplied with a comprehensive set of course notes and the
required text book.
Assessment
Three short answer
assignments, essays and multiple choice examinations
Co
requisites: Anat & Phys
Course
Fees : $1179.00 -
$
393.00 per term.
Textbook
$ 81.00
Sample module 11 -
Carbon Chemistry
Course
outline:
 INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1:
Introduction
CELLS
Chapter 2: Cells (A)
Chapter3: Cells (B)
FOOD
CHEMISTRY
Chapter4: Content
& uses of food
Chapter5: Digestion & Absorption
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Chapter 6: Matter
Chapter 7: Chemical Bonds
Chapter 8: Chemical Equations (1)
Chapter 9: Energy in Reactions
Chapter 10: Chemical Equations (2)
ORGANIC
CHEMISTRY
Chapter 11: Carbon Chemistry
Chapter 12: Important Molecules
Chapter 13: Carbohydrates
Chapter14: Lipids
Chapter 15: Proteins
Chapter 16: Enzymes
Chapter 17: Vitamins & Minerals
METABOLISM
Chapter18:
Fundamental Concepts
Chapter 19: Anaerobic Respiration
Chapter 20: Aerobic Respiration
Chapter 21: Protein Metabolism
Chapter22: Lipid Metabolism
Chapter 23: Regulation of Metabolism
Chapter 24: Integration of Metabolism
Chapter 25 Metabolic Pathways
MOLECULAR GENETICS
Chapter 26:
Introduction
Chapter27: Inherited Defects (A)
Chapter28: Inherited Defects (B)
Chapter 29: Cancer
Chapter 30: Revision
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