In this module you will be introduced to circulatory systems and the cardiovascular system. You will also be introduced to the functions and components of blood.

In this module you will be introduced to types, functions and structures of blood vessels. Furthermore, you will be introduced to the parts of the heart and cardiac system as well as the functions they serve. Additionally, you will learn about the connection between the blood vessel system and the heart.

In this module, you will be introduced to the human digestive system. This will include information on how energy is obtained from food, the main food types, and the digestive process. The structure and functions of the stomach will also be described.

In this module, you will be introduced to the methods in which food is digested, how nutrients are absorbed, the elimination of waste materials, and the protective mechanisms of the digestive system. Furthermore, this module will briefly describe the function of mammary glands in protecting babies form infection during breastfeeding.

This Course Assessment will now enable you to review your learning so you can determine your knowledge and understanding of the following areas: HUMAN CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM Remember, if you do not achieve the required standard after the first attempt, you can re-take the assessment until a successful outcome is achieved.

In this module, you will be introduced to the respiratory system. This module will describe why the human respiratory system is necessary, the difference between breathing and respiration, and the structure of the human trunk.

In this module, you will be introduced to the various organs in the respiratory system. You will also learn how human speech is produced and the functions of respiratory organs. Also, you will learn the difference between nutrient and functional blood, and how gases are transported around the body.

In this module you will be introduced to the human reproductive system. This will include the identification of the different sex hormones, genitalia, the process of fertilization. Furthermore, you will learn the structure and function of both the male and female reproduction system. Lastly, aspects of fertilization, pregnancy, and child birth are described.

In this module, you will learn why the human body needs senses, the difference between general and special senses, and the structure and functions of the eye.

In this module, you will be introduced to the nervous pathways for hearing, as well as the structure and function of ears. Furthermore, the process of "general body sense" will be described. Lastly, this module will identify the sensory receptors and the olfactory sensory receptors for taste and smell.

This Course Assessment will now enable you to review your learning so you can determine your knowledge and understanding of the following areas: HUMAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM HUMAN REPRODUCTION SYSTEM HUMAN URINARY SYSTEM HUMAN SENSORY ORGANS Remember, if you do not achieve the required standard after the first attempt, you can re-take the assessment until a successful outcome is achieved.

In this module, you will be introduced to the functions and types of bones found in the human skeleton. Furthermore, you will learn about the tissue types and processes found in skeletal elements. Lastly, you will learn the differences between the axial and appendicular skeleton.

In this module, you will be introduced to the differences between long and flat bones. You will also learn the steps involved in bone development. Furthermore, you will learn the conditions of cranium and sesamoid bones. Lastly, you will learn about the types of joints and elements of particular joints.

In this module, you will be introduced to the human nervous system. You will be introduced to the structural and functional organization of the human nervous system. Furthermore, you will be introduced to the structure of the brain, spinal nerves, and the difference between the peripheral and autonomic nervous system.

In this module, you will be introduced to the electrochemical transmission of neuron impulses in the human nervous system. You will also be introduced to the difference between the synapse and the neuromuscular junction. Furthermore, you will learn about pathways in the human nervous system, such as a general sensory path and a motor pathway.

In this module, you will learn why there is a need for a human muscular system as well as the different types of muscles. Furthermore, you will learn about fatigue and how it relates to muscles.

In this module, you will be introduced to the different skeletomuscular mechanics. You will be introduced to the structure of the skeletomuscular unit, the roles of skeletal muscles, and the ways the exercise effects skeletal muscles. Furthermore, you will learn about the nervous control of skeletal muscles.

This Course Assessment will now enable you to review your learning so you can determine your knowledge and understanding of the following areas: HUMAN SKELETAL SYSTEM HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM HUMAN MUSCULAR SYSTEM Remember, if you do not achieve the required standard after the first attempt, you can re-take the assessment until a successful outcome is achieved.