This interactive tutorial focuses on how the transport of solutes occurs in the proximal tubule of the kidney and how these systems are regulated by hormones and nerves. The tutorial complements lectures and practical classes for medical, health sciences, physiology and physiotherapy students.

The 'Kidney: glomerular filtration' CD-ROM is a tutorial program designed to complement medical and health sciences courses that focus on human and animal kidney functions.

This interactive tutorial focuses on the baroreceptor reflex, which maintains blood supply to the brain, particularly during postural changes. It covers concepts of feedback control and the regulation of blood pressure.

This interactive tutorial focuses on the cellular transport processes involved in the production of secretions by different organs of the body.

The Liver is a program comprised of three modules that focus on the functional and structural relationship between the liver cells, the mechanisms by which bile salts and bilirubin are transported as well as understanding the metabolism of bilirubin.

Understanding the biomedical principles and the structure and function of muscle.

This program aims to assist medical students in learning the skills required to understand and manage an important community health issue, sleep health.

An interactive computer program to teach the physiology and laboratory assessment of haemostatic function and the use of the haemostatic profile in diagnosis of common clinical disorders.

An interactive computer simulation to teach the principles of the laboratory determination of red blood cell indices and blood group and their use in the diagnosis of anaemia's.

An interactive, menu-driven and easy to use program which simulates a number of experiments which can be performed on the 'in situ' heart of a pithed frog.

An interactive tutorial to teach the basic physiology of the heart.

An interactive tutorial to teach the basic physiology of the blood vessels, blood flow and regulation of blood pressure.

A computer simulation of experiments which may be performed on the superior cervical ganglion-nictitating membrane preparation of the cat in vivo.

An interactive computer-assisted learning program (CAL) to teach foundation level respiratory physiology to undergraduate students.

An interactive computer simulation designed to teach the principles of respiratory function testing and diagnosis.

An interactive computer simulation of experiments to study the renal function in humans.

An interactive computer-simulation of experiments which may be performed on one of the classical in vitro preparations - the isolated, everted intestinal sac of the rat.

A foundation level interactive tutorial covering the regulation, release and function of insulin and glucagon and associated clinical disorders.

A foundation level interactive tutorial covering the regulation, release and function of thyroid hormones and associated clinical disorders.

An interactive, foundation level computer-based tutorial to introduce the endocrine system, including, Chemical properties, Cellular Mechanisms of Action, and the anatomy of the structures and the relationship and connections between the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland.

A foundation level interactive tutorial covering the release and function of PTH, Calcitonin and Vitamin D. High quality colour graphics are used extensively throughout the program and features such as animation and a Hypertext facility are used to enhance student learning.

This highly interactive program is divided into several sections, including Types of Pain, Functions of Pain, Dimensions of Pain, and Terminology including definitions and explanations of important terms.

A computer simulation of experiments which may be performed on isolated frog sciatic nerve.

A computer simulation of experiments which may be performed on the isolated frog sciatic nerve-gastrocnemius muscle preparation.

A computer simulation of the physiological effects of graded exercise in man. The program simulates some of the important physiological measurements which can be made to assess cardio-respiratory performance or "fitness" in the laboratory.