Human Anatomy and Physiology 01: Basics and Nomenclature

An anatomy and physiology foundations course for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students alike.

What you'll learn
The fundamentals of human anatomy and physiology
The clinical significance of human anatomy and physiology
The basics of human anatomy and physiology
The major nomenclature and terminology used in human anatomy and physiology
Critical problem solving using anatomical and physiological concepts
Requirements
Basic biology
Basic chemistry
Basic algebraic and mathematical manipulation
Description
This course is equivalent to a first semester of Human Anatomy & Physiology, more commonly referred to as A&P1. In this course, we will be exploring and discussing the basic principles of human anatomy and physiology along with the nomenclature you should be using. You will be provided with practice problems to test your understanding of the material. Additionally, you will also get access to the slides used in my course.

Upon completing this course, I strongly encourage you to continue with my next course, Human Anatomy and Physiology: Basic Chemistry. We will go over the general chemistry principles you need to be familiar with in order to succeed in A&P.

While my goal is to go over all of the fundamentals as comprehensively as possible, the onus is still on you to make sure you understand what I have gone over. Play and replay my videos as many times as necessary until the material sticks and never hesitate to ask me any questions. I am here to help you succeed.

Prerequisite(s)

-Basic biology

-Basic chemistry

-Basic physics

-Basic algebra

Suggested material

-Any foundational anatomy textbook

-Any foundational physiology textbook

-Flash cards!!!

(This material will help you in the future especially if you are pursuing a career in the biological and health sciences)

Who this course is for
Medical students
Pharmacy students
Pre-medical students
Pre-dental students
Nursing students
Dental students
Graduate masters and doctoral students
Clinical health and biomedical sciences students
Undergraduate biology and biomedical students
Biomedical engineers