Human Anatomy. This course is essential study for an in-depth understanding of human anatomy. Lessons include surface anatomy, regional and systemic anatomy and radiographic anatomy and cytology.

This course assumes a basic understanding of anatomy, and is an ideal follow on from Human Anatomy and Physiology BSC101.

Course Aims:

• Describe and understand the microscopic anatomical features of human cells
• Review basic structure and form markings of the body and be able to name them.
• Describe the significant systems and the structure of those systems of the body.
• Integumentary, Nervous, Cardiovascular and Renal Systems.
• Describe the significant systems and the structure of those systems of the body.
• Endocrine, Immune and Reproductive Systems.
• Describe the significant structures in specific compartments or parts of the body – body cavities.
• Investigate the anatomy of the extremities – the arms and legs. This includes the bone, musculature and nervous tissue of the regions.
• Describe the study of the structure of the body and the application of various forms of medical imaging.

There are 7 Lessons in this course:

1. Energy and Work
2. Energy Pathways
3. The Acid-Base Balance
4. Osmosis and Diffusion
5. Atmospheric Pressure
6. Temperature Regulation
7. Ergogenic Aids to Performance