Anatomy and Physiological Course

1. Aims of the Program
   • The Anatomy and Physiological course aim to provide the students the following skills:
     • Using anatomical and physiological terminology to all biological medicine studies
     • Understanding the details of the fundamental structures and functions of the body
2. Intended Learning Results and the ways in which they are met and shown:
   • Knowledge and understanding
   • When the course is completed, students will be able to:
     • Demonstrate understanding of the basic aspects of anatomy and physiology
     • Strengthen their understanding by reading more in-depth literature
     • Having a thorough understanding of the anatomy of the body (organs and organ systems)
     • Study blood tests, comprehend the outcomes, and apply them to the different physiological systems
   • Students will have knowledge and understanding of the following:
     • The body’s anatomical structures and their topography
     • Every physiological system with its functions and pathology
     • Macro and micro scales of anatomy and physiology
   • Cognitive / Intellectual skills
   • After finishing the course, students will be able to:
     • Grasp all the fundamental concepts of anatomy and physiology
     • Comprehend and visualize the diagrams and the structures of the body in 3-dimensions
     • Understand the organization of living things, and the common characteristics humans have with animals, plants, and bacteria
     • Learn the field’s terminology and its correct pronunciation
   • Achievement of Learning Outcomes
   • The previously mentioned outcomes can be achieved using the following techniques:
   • Online Resources
     • For an enhanced visual learning, various colors are used in the illustrations
     • The anatomical structures are 3-D paintings instead of text
     • Understand the various feedback systems—including the effectors, control centers, and receptors—and their function in regulating physiological circumstances
     • Quizzes to provide students an opportunity to check their knowledge
   • Tutoring
     • Every student has access to a tutor whom they can approach and discuss their concerns
   • Course assignments
     • Before going on to the next phase of the course, the students have the chance to review each assignment
3. Structures and requirements for the Program
   • There are no required studies for this module.
   • This module provides a comprehensive overview of the body systems and their functions in the human body.
   • There are 25 assignments in all, each consisting of 10 true/false or multiple-choice questions.
   • The grades for each assignment contribute towards the final mark.
   • The Final Exam is an online test that is timed. This is a quiz consisting of 60 questions taken from the assignments.
   • The final grade is calculated based on the work done in class, as well as the work done on the assignments.
4. Course Curriculum
   • The different sections of this article cover different aspects of the subject:
     • Anatomical Language
     • Organ Systems
     • Axial Skeleton
     • Appendicular Skeleton
     • Joints and Synovial Joint Movements
     • The Functions of Skeletal Muscles
     • Spinal Nerves
     • Brain Organization and Operation
     • Unique Senses
     • The Endocrine System
     • Heart: The Cardiovascular System
     • Blood Vessel Identification
     • Lymphatic System
     • Respiratory System
     • The Digestive System
     • Urinary System
     • Male Reproductive System
     • Female Reproductive System

These are the specifications of Anatomy and Physiological Course:

The specific lessons covered include:

1. Lesson 1 – An Introduction to the Human Body
2. Lesson 2 – The Chemical Level of Organization
3. Lesson 3 – The Cellular Level of Organization
4. Lesson 4 – The Tissue Level of Organization
5. Lesson 5 – The Integumentary System
6. Lesson 6 – Introduction to the Skeletal System
7. Lesson 7 – The Axial Skeleton
8. Lesson 8 – The Appendicular Skeleton
9. Lesson 9 – Articulations
10. Lesson 10 – Muscle Tissue
11. Lesson 11 – The Muscular System
12. Lesson 12 – Introduction to the Nervous System
13. Lesson 13 – The Central Nervous System
14. Lesson 14 – The Peripheral Nervous System
15. Lesson 15 – Sensory, Motor and Integrative System
16. Lesson 16 – The Special Senses
17. Lesson 17 – The Endocrine System
18. Lesson 18 – The Cardiovascular System: The Blood
19. Lesson 19 – The Cardiovascular System: The Heart
20. Lesson 20 – The Cardiovascular System: The Blood Vessels
21. Lesson 21 – The Lymphatic System and Immunity
22. Lesson 22 – The Respiratory System
23. Lesson 23 – The Digestive System
24. Lesson 24 – The Urinary System
25. Lesson 25 – The Reproductive System

Course Materials:
– Images, videos, animations, assignments, and final exams can all be found online.