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BIO137: Human Anatomy and Physiology I with Lab – Syllabus and Course Structure Study Notes

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What is Anatomy & Physiology?

  • What is Anatomy & Physiology? Example 3
    3:06
  • What is Anatomy & Physiology? Example 2
    01:58
  • The Difference Between Anatomy and Physiology
    03:04

Levels of Organization

  • The Levels of Organization
    05:04
  • Levels of Organization Example 1
    02:22

Introduction to Organ Systems

  • Introduction to Organ Systems
    02:29
  • Transport and Immunity
    02:18
  • Reproduction
    02:12

Homeostasis

  • Introduction to Homeostasis
    01:59
  • Homeostasis Example 1
    03:46

Feedback Loops

  • Introduction to Feedback Loops
    04:09
  • Feedback Loops Example 1
    01:57

Anatomical Position

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

Introduction to Directional Terms

  • Introduction to Directional Terms
    03:00

Atoms- Smallest Unit of Matter

  • 가이드 코스
    Atoms- Smallest Unit of Matter Example 1
    02:13
  • 가이드 코스
    Atoms- Smallest Unit of Matter Example 3
    03:51
  • 가이드 코스
    Electron Orbitals & Energy Shells
    09:44

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 the Integumentary System

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

An Introduction to Bone and Skeletal Tissue

  • What is Bone?
    3:56
  • An Introduction to Bone and Skeletal Tissue Example 2
    3:00
  • Types of Bones
    4:14

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 Nervous Tissue

  • Intro to Nervous Tissue
    04:36

Introduction to Special Senses

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