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Explore an in-depth, free online Human Anatomy course covering cell structure, tissues, skeletal, muscular, nervous, circulatory, and more key systems in health.
Welcome to the "Human Anatomy" course. This comprehensive program spans 16 hours and 13 minutes and intricately explores the fascinating realm of human anatomy. Offered under the health category, specifically within the subcategory of Anatomy and Physiology, this course is designed to provide you with an in-depth understanding of the structure and function of the human body.
The course begins with an illuminating introduction to anatomy, setting the foundational knowledge essential for delving into more complex topics. Following this, the course systematically unpacks the intricacies of human organization, the building block of life— the cell, and various types of tissues such as epithelial, connective, nervous, and muscle tissues.
As you progress, you will be guided through the nuances of the integumentary system, emphasizing the anatomy and physiology of the skin. The focus then shifts to the skeletal system, covering both axial and appendicular components, providing insights into bone tissue, joints, and their vital roles.
Muscle tissue, its organization, and functionality take center stage next, and the course meticulously explores muscles of the trunk, upper extremities, forearm, hip, thigh, leg, and ankle. Subsequently, an in-depth examination of nervous tissue, the nervous system, spinal cord, cranial nerves, and sensory mechanisms such as pain, smell, taste, hearing, and vision is undertaken.
The journey continues through the complexities of the autonomic nervous system, intriguing topics like dreams, and the endocrine system detailing hormones and their physiological effects. The course also delves into the cardiovascular system, highlighting the anatomy and function of blood, the heart, blood vessels, and circulation.
Further exploration encompasses the lymphatic and immune systems, showcasing their crucial roles in maintaining body homeostasis. The digestive system is meticulously covered, from basic anatomical structures to comprehensive functionality. Discussions around the respiratory system provide insights into its anatomy and associated pathologies, ensuring a holistic understanding.
The course culminates with thorough coverage of the urinary and reproductive systems, each chapter building on the knowledge base established in the preceding sections. Detailed explanations and a structured approach ensure you're well-prepared to grasp the extensive and intricate world of human anatomy.
This course promises to be an invaluable resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of human anatomy, whether you are a student in the health sciences, a medical professional, or an enthusiast keen on learning about the human body.
Video class: Introduction to Anatomy Part1
0h20m
Exercise: What is the smallest cell in the human body?
Video class: Ch1Human Organization Part2
0h21m
Video class: The Cell Part 1
0h21m
Exercise: Which of the following structures is responsible for the synthesis of lipids and detoxification within the cell?
Video class: The Cell Part 2
0h25m
Video class: Human Anatomy Epithelial Tissues Ch 4 Part 1
0h15m
Exercise: Which of the following tissues is typically found in the air sacs of lungs, kidney tubules, and the inner lining of the stomach and intestines where it allows for rapid diffusion or transport of substances?
Video class: Human Anatomy Connective Tissue Ch 4 Part 2
0h14m
Video class: Human Anatomy Nervous and Muscle Tissue Ch 4 Part 3
0h14m
Exercise: Which of the following parts of a neuron is responsible for receiving incoming signals?
Video class: Human Anatomy The Integumentary System Ch 5 Part 1
0h21m
Video class: Human Anatomy The Skin Ch 5 Part 2
0h21m
Exercise: What is the primary reason for the variations in human skin color across different geographic regions?
Video class: Human Anatomy Chapter 6 Bone Tissue P1
0h19m
Video class: Human Anatomy Chapter 6 Bone Tissue Part 2
0h23m
Exercise: Which of the following components is essential for the intestinal absorption of calcium?
Video class: Human Anatomy Ch 7 Axial Skeleton P1
0h20m
Video class: Human Anatomy Ch 7 Axial Skeleton P2
0h23m
Exercise: Which of the following bones is the only facial bone that contains a sinus?
Video class: Human Anatomy Ch 8 Appendicular Skeleton UE, P1
0h15m
Video class: Human Anatomy Chapter 8 Appendicular LE, P2
0h16m
Exercise: Which of the following bones is NOT part of the pelvic girdle?
Video class: Human Anatomy Ch9 P1 Joints
0h17m
Video class: Human Anatomy Ch9 P2 Joints
0h18m
Exercise: Which anatomical structure is most commonly injured during an inversion ankle sprain?
Video class: Human Anatomy Chapter 10 Muscle Tissue
0h20m
Video class: Human Anatomy Ch10 Muscle Tissue P2
0h20m
Exercise: Which muscle tissue is striated and features intercalated discs?
Video class: Human Anatomy, Chapter 11, P1
0h27m
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