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BIOL 2010: Human Anatomy & Physiology I – Syllabus and Course Structure Study Notes

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Microscopes

  • Guided course
    Introduction to Microscopes
    06:13
  • Guided course
    Types of Electron Microscopes
    02:52

Anatomical Position

  • Anatomical Position
    02:40
  • Anatomical Position Example 1
    02:35

Introduction to Anatomical Terms for Body Regions

  • Introduction to Anatomical Terms
    03:21

Introduction to Directional Terms

  • Introduction to Directional Terms
    03:00

Introduction to Cell Division

  • Guided course
    Asexual vs. Sexual Reproduction
    04:44
  • Guided course
    Introduction to Cell Division
    09:40
  • Guided course
    Importance of Cell Division
    03:18

Introduction to Tissues & Histology

  • Map of the Lesson on Tissues
    03:32
  • What is Histology?
    02:52
  • Intro to Human Tissues
    04:14

Introduction to Epithelial Tissue

  • Functions of Epithelial Tissue
    07:25
  • Intro to Epithelia
    03:40
  • Introduction to Epithelial Tissue Example 1
    05:24

Introduction to Connective Tissue

  • Functions of Connective Tissue
    06:37
  • Functions: Epithelial vs. Connective Tissue
    08:54
  • Introduction to Connective Tissue Example 1
    01:32

Introduction to the Integumentary System

  • Guided course
    Introduction to the Integumentary System
    06:54
  • Guided course
    Integumentary System Functions
    03:40
  • Guided course
    Map of the Lesson on Integumentary System
    02:47

Introduction to Muscles and Muscle Tissue

  • Types of Muscle Tissue
    6:31
  • Introduction to Muscles and Muscle Tissue Example 1
    2:00
  • Properties of Muscle Tissue
    4:36

Introduction to the Central Nervous System

  • Introduction to the Central Nervous System Example 1
    0:50
  • White & Gray Matter
    2:41
  • CNS Development
    3:34

Introduction to Special Senses

  • Special Senses
    5:05
  • Introduction to Special Senses Example 1
    3:08