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Explore the Anatomy and Physiology course by GHC, covering detailed lectures from chapters 1 to 27. Perfect for expanding your knowledge in health and physiology.
Welcome to a comprehensive course on Anatomy and Physiology! This extensive program spans 15 hours and 19 minutes, meticulously designed to offer a deep dive into the intricate workings of the human body. Through a series of recorded lectures, you will explore the foundational and advanced topics that are critical for mastering the subject.
Belonging to the Health category and specifically tailored to the subcategory of Physiology, this course provides a robust framework for understanding human anatomy. Ideal for students, healthcare professionals, and anyone eager to improve their knowledge of the body's functions, this curriculum is both detailed and accessible.
Each chapter in this course takes you step-by-step through different physiological systems, offering clarity through expertly recorded lectures. From the introductory concepts presented in Chapter 1, you will progress through a sequence of lectures designed to build your knowledge incrementally. The course offers a well-rounded view, starting with the basics and leading you to more complex topics by the final chapters.
As you move through the chapters, you'll encounter recorded lectures that delve into specific bodily systems and their functions. For instance, early chapters cover foundational lectures, preparing you with the necessary background. As you progress, you will explore more specialized areas, all explained in an engaging and informative manner.
This course also prides itself on a well-structured approach to teaching, ensuring that each chapter builds upon the previous ones to enhance understanding and retention. With chapters such as 9, 10, and 11, you will find in-depth discussions that challenge you to think critically about complex physiological processes.
By Chapter 15, you will have a solid grasp of essential concepts, paving the way for the more advanced material covered in chapters like 17 through 20. These chapters introduce nuanced aspects of human physiology, helping you to appreciate the complexity and elegance of the body’s systems.
Lastly, as you reach the latter chapters, including 21 through 27, the course ensures that you are well-equipped to integrate and synthesize the information learned. These final chapters serve to solidify your understanding, preparing you to apply your knowledge effectively in practical scenarios.
Although there are no reviews yet, the rich content and thorough approach promise a valuable learning experience. This course is a fantastic opportunity for those passionate about health and physiology to expand their knowledge base. We invite you to embark on this educational journey and discover the wonders of the human body with this Anatomy and Physiology course.
Video class: Chapter 1 Recorded Lecture
0h41m
Exercise: Which of the following statements is true about the differences between gross anatomy and microscopic anatomy?
Video class: Chapter 2 Recorded Lecture
1h00m
Exercise: Which of the following best describes a synthesis reaction?
Video class: Chapter 3 Recorded Lecture
0h45m
Exercise: Which of the following statements correctly describes a function of the plasma membrane?
Video class: Chapter 4 Recorded Lecture
0h28m
Exercise: Which type of muscle tissue is characterized by the presence of intercalated discs and is involved in involuntary control?
Video class: Chapter 5 Recorded Lecture
0h31m
Exercise: What is the primary function of the stratum corneum layer of the skin?
Video class: Chapter 6 Recorded Lecture
0h42m
Exercise: Which of the following bone types are characterized by being small, boxy, and found in areas such as the wrist and ankle?
Video class: Chapter 9 Recorded Lecture
0h23m
Exercise: What type of joint allows for the greatest range of motion and is characterized by the presence of a joint cavity filled with synovial fluid?
Video class: Chapter 10 Recorded Lecture
0h37m
Exercise: Which of the following muscle tissues is correctly paired with its characteristic feature?
Video class: Chapter 11 Recorded Lecture
0h12m
Exercise: In the context of the human muscular system, what is the primary role of the antagonist muscle during movement?
Video class: Chapter 12 Recorded Lecture
0h36m
Exercise: Which component of the nervous system is primarily responsible for interpreting sensory input and dictating motor responses?
Video class: Chapter 13 Recorded Lecture
0h39m
Exercise: Which of the following structures is responsible for producing cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)?
Video class: CHAPTER 14 Recorded Lecture
0h53m
Exercise: Which type of sensory receptor is primarily responsible for detecting changes in temperature, but not extreme temperatures that could cause pain?
Video class: Chapter 15 Recorded Lecture
0h13m
Exercise: Which division of the autonomic nervous system is primarily involved in stimulating the body's rest-and-digest activities?
Video class: Chapter 17 Recorded Lecture
0h31m
Exercise: Which of the following cellular communication mechanisms is primarily limited to affecting local areas where concentrations of specific factors are relatively high?
Video class: Chapter 18 Recorded Lecture
0h43m
Exercise: Which of the following best describes the function of erythrocytes (red blood cells)?
Video class: Chapter 19 Recorded Lecture
0h45m
Exercise: Which heart structure is primarily responsible for preventing the backflow of blood from ventricles into the atria during ventricular contraction?
Video class: Chapter 20 Recorded Lecture
0h45m
Exercise: Which type of blood vessel is primarily involved in the exchange of nutrients and waste between the blood and tissues?
Video class: Chapter 21 Recorded Lecture
1h01m
Exercise: What is the primary role of the lymphatic system in relation to body fluids?
Video class: Chapter 22 Recorded Lecture
0h44m
Exercise: Which of the following functions is NOT associated with the respiratory system?
Video class: Chapter 23 Recorded Lecture
0h40m
Exercise: Which portion of the gastrointestinal tract is primarily responsible for nutrient absorption?
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