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Diplôme de l'homme Anatomie et physiologie 2017 Révisé
En savoir plus sur l'anatomie et la physiologie du corps humain.
Description
Le corps humain est composé de nombreux systèmes qui mener diverses fonctions qui permettent aux humains pour déplacer, penser, agir, de créer, et beaucoup plus.
Découvrez toutes sur l'anatomie et la physiologie du système cardiovasculaire, le système respiratoire, le système reproducteur, système squelettique, système nerveux et autres. Pour chaque système couvertes dans le cadre, les caractéristiques anatomiques sont décrites dans les diagrammes détaillés et les fonctions physiologiques sont expliquées. Découvrez comment développer ces systèmes et comment ils interagissent. Comment les messages envoyer du cerveau humain à vos muscles de se déplacer si vous avez, par exemple, erreur de mettre votre main sur un poêle chaud? Le système nerveux bien sûr ! Développer une compréhension des moyens incroyables que vos fonctions corps sur son propre accord.
Alison du Diplôme de Human Anatomy and Physiology sera évidemment d'un grand intérêt pour les étudiants de l'anatomie, la physiologie, la science biomédicale et en médecine, ainsi que tout élève souhaitant développer leurs connaissances et compréhension du corps humain.
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Module 1: Introduction to the Cardiovascular System
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Module 1: Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to the Cardiovascular System
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The Circulatory System
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Introduction to Blood and Blood for Transport
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Blood and Energy Mobilisation
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Responses to Hemorrhage, Blood Transfusion, and Blood Matching
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Temperature Control by Means of the Blood
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Module 1: Lesson Summary
Module 2: The Blood Vessel and the Heart
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Module 2: Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to the Blood Vessels
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Blood Supply
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Location of Blood Vessels and Capillaries
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The Chambers of the Heart and the Structure of Heart Walls
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Cardiac Valves
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NAVL of the Heart
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Fibrous Skeleton of the Heart and the Pericardium
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Blood Flow
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Module 2: Lesson Summary
Module 3: Introduction to the Human Digestive System
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Module 3: Learning Outcomes
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The Energy Cycle
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Food and Vitamins
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Introduction to the Human Digestive System
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Ingestion
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Swallowing
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Temporary Storage
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Module 3: Lesson Summary
Module 4: Digestion, Absorption, Elimination and Protection
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Module 4: Learning Outcomes
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Digestion
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Absorption
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Elimination
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The Reticuloendothelial System
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The Mammary Glands
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Module 4: Lesson Summary
Module 5: Diploma in Human Anatomy and Physiology - Revised: First Assessment
Module 6: Introduction to the Respiratory System
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Module 6: Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to the Respiratory System, Physical Principles, and General Construction
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Human Breathing, Lung Capacities, and Breathing Cycles
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Thoracic Diaphragm, Diaphragmatic Inhalation and Exhalation
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Anatomy of the Human Rib Cage
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Costal Inhalation and Exhalation
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Module 6: Lesson Summary
Module 7: Organs in the Respiratory System
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Module 7: Learning Outcomes
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General Functions and Nervous Control of Breathing
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The Nose, Nasopharynx, and the Larynx
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Control of Volume of Air and the Production of Human Speech
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The Respiratory Tree, Pulmonary Alveoli, Lung Structure, and Pleural Cavities
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Functional Blood Supply and the Exchange and Transport of Gases
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Module 7: Lesson Summary
Module 8: Introduction to the Reproductive System
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Module 8: Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to the Reproductive Systems
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The Testis and Secondary Male Sex Organs
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The Ovary and Secondary Female Sex Organs
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Bony Pelvis and Mammary Glands
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Intrauterine Development and Parturition
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Module 8: Lesson Summary
Module 9: Introduction to the Urinary System
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Module 9: Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to the Urinary System
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Kidneys
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Urinary Bladder
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Module 9: Lesson Summary
Module 10: Sense of Vision
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Module 10: Learning Outcomes
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General versus Special Senses and the Retinas
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Focusing of the Light Rays
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Eye Movements
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Visual Reflexes and Lacrimal Apparatus
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Module 10: Lesson Summary
Module 11: The Senses of Hearing, Balance, Smell and Taste
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Module 11: Learning Outcomes
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The Ear
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Introduction to the Sense of Balance
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The General Body Sense, Sense of Smell, and Sense of Taste
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Module 11: Lesson Summary
Module 12: Diploma in Human Anatomy and Physiology - Revised: Second Assessment
Module 13: Introduction to the Human Skeletal System
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Module 13: Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to the Human Skeletal System
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Tissue and Tissue Processes of Skeletal Elements
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The Human Skeleton, The Axial and Appendicular Skeleton
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The Skull and Rib Cage
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The Vertebral Column
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The Appendicular Skeleton
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Module 13: Lesson Summary
Module 14: Human Skeletal System -- Bones and Joints
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Module 14: Learning Outcomes
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Structure of a Typical Long Bone
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The Periosteum of the NAVL
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The Origin and Development of a Typical Long Bone
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The Structure and Development of a Typical Flat Bone
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Bones of the Cranium and the Sesamoid Bones
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Introduction to Joints
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Synovial Joints
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Module 14: Lesson Summary
Module 15: Introduction to the Human Nervous System
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Module 15: Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to the Human Nervous System
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Organization of the Human Nervous System
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The Human Brain
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The Cerebrum
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The Human Spinal Cord
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The Peripheral Nerves and a Typical Spinal Nerve
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The Autonomic Nervous System
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Module 15: Lesson Summary
Module 16: The Transmission of Neural Impulses
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Module 16: Learning Outcomes
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The Transmission of Neuronal Impulses
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The Reflex Arc
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Introduction to the General Sensory Pathways
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Pain
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Temperature and Touch
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Body Sense
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Motor Pathways in the Human Nervous System
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Levels of Control in the Human Nervous System
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Dominance and Memory
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Module 16: Lesson Summary
Module 17: Introduction to Muscle Tissues
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Module 17: Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to Muscle Tissues and Types of Muscles
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The Striated Muscle Tissues
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The Skeletal Muscles
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Basic Physiology of the Skeletal Muscles
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Module 17: Lesson Summary
Module 18: Introduction to the Mechanics and Nervous Control of Skeletal Muscles
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Module 18: Learning Outcomes
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Introductions to Skeletomuscular Mechanics
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Roles of Skeletal Muscles
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Effects of Exercise or Lack of It
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Nervous Control, Motor Commands, and Sensory Input to the CNS from Skeletal Muscles
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Module 18: Lesson Summary
Module 19: Diploma in Human Anatomy and Physiology - Revised: Third Assessment
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