Crash Course To Anatomy And Physiology

Holistic medicine

What you’ll learn
Beginning nursing students
EMTs
Beginning medical students
Anatomy and Physiology

Requirements
There are no requirements or prerequisites to taking this course

Description
This holistic course will give students a general overview of everything they need to know for anatomy and physiology for college level courses. This course is very brief but will help students bridge together difficult concepts that will help them memorize the material more quickly. There is a discussion on promoting positive relationships with patients. There is a discussion on cell theory as well. This course reviews all 11 systems of the human body and there is a discussion on nutrition following the Vegan diet briefly. Students upon completion of this course will feel more confident about anatomy and physiology and be prepared to excel in the field of medicine. There is more material added from courses I have written prior to help the anatomy and physiology student memorize this information more quickly. The courses I have written prior include medical terminology (prefixes, root words, and suffixes) and dental assisting. By completing this course students will gain a lot of ground in understanding human anatomy. I want students to take away from this course confidence and the feeling that they can excel in anatomy and physiology and into their medical professions. I tailored this course to help any student struggling with the general picture of this course and tried to create powerpoint slides that capitalize on the key topics in anatomy and physiology. Thank you for purchasing my course and for your feedback. I hope you enjoy this course and find that it is helpful to you in studying anatomy and physiology.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Medical Root Words

Lecture 3 Medical Terminology

Lecture 4 Medical Terminology

Lecture 5 Medical Terminology

Lecture 6 Medical Terminology Practice

Lecture 7 Dental Assisting

Beginning anatomy and physiology students