Anatomy & Physiology: An Introduction

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Grade Level: Senior High (10-12)-Adult
Subjects: Biology
Produced By: Coast Learning Systems
Year: 2011
Country: United States
Language: English

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"Anatomy & Physiology: An introduction" is an introductory course for non-science majors. This course provides a comprehensive survey of the discipline, including fundamental principles and concepts. Students will be able to identify the structures of each of the body systems and relate how the body maintains homeostasis. Physiological processes between the exchange and use of energy in the body and how they relate to lifestyle and health are discussed. Finally, students will learn how to communicate clearly with health care professionals and make informed decisions about personal health care and lifestyle.

This series consists of the following products

Anatomy & Physiology: An Introduction Box Set (All 14 Lessons on 2 DVDs)

By Coast Learning Systems - 2011

"Anatomy & Physiology: An introduction" is an introductory course for non-science majors. This course provides a comprehensive survey of the…

Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology

By Coast Learning Systems - 2011

From the tiniest cells to the largest organ systems, the human body is a complex organism that is capable of both power and grace. When we think of a…

Basic Chemistry & the Cellular Level of Organization

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During the initial stages of life, one male cell and one female cell combine and set the stage for cell division. Cells continue to divide and…

Tissues & the Integumentary System

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As you learned in Lesson 1, there are different levels of organization in the human body-from the cellular level to the organism level. Tissues are…

The Skeletal System

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Although the skeleton provides a framework for the body, it is hardly rigid. Bones are living tissues that actively contribute to maintaining…

The Muscular System

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When we think of muscles, we might conjure images of bulging biceps, flexing hip flexors, and taut triceps, but there are actually three types of…

The Nervous System

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This lesson provides a glimpse into the human neural network we call the nervous system. We can compare the nervous system to a highly complicated…

The Senses

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Every day, our senses are barraged with sounds, images, and smells. We use our senses to receive, and in some cases filter out, all the sensory…

The Endocrine System

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All animals rely on a system of checks and balances to maintain homeostasis. The endocrine system, in conjunction with the nervous system, regulates…

The Cardiovascular System

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Throughout our lives, we are continually consuming oxygen. Our bodies need oxygen to produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which provides the cell…

Blood, the Lymphatic System & Immunity

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Blood is the fluid of life-all of our systems depend on the transportation of oxygen, hormones, nutrients, and wastes. Blood transports oxygen from…

The Respiratory System

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Cells in our bodies need oxygen for the production of ATP, and the by-product of that energy production-carbon dioxide-must be removed from the body…

The Digestive System, Nutrition & Metabolism

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Every cell in the body needs nutrients to survive and do work. The nutrients come from food, which is physically and chemically broken down in the…

The Urinary System

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Our bodies take nutrients from food and use them to maintain all bodily functions. After the body uses what it needs from the food and drink, waste…

The Reproductive Systems

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While individuals don't need to reproduce to survive, reproduction is essential to continue the human species. Like any other living organism, humans…