This course provides an in-depth exploration of the human immune and integumentary systems, focusing on their structure, function, and interactions. The course covers fundamental aspects of immunity, including the development, regulation, and immune system disorders. The integumentary system is studied in the context of its role in protection, homeostasis, and disease. The integration of these systems is explored, emphasizing their clinical significance, cellular biology, and applications in applied physiology. The course will also include case studies, current research, and practical applications in clinical settings and community health.
