
Introducing the levels of organization of a living organism
Discuss terms of orientation and direction about the body
Exploring different cuts along the body and different space chambers within the skeletal system for organ placement
Discussing the mechanisms that the body uses to control body processes.
The first layer of organization of all matter, including living things
Atoms bond to make molecules. This video explores the mechanisms for atomic bonding.
Once molecules are made, they don't always act in isolation - they bond to other molecules to make larger structures, like biomolecules
Water interacts with all matter in different ways, and has properties that are unique and valuable to living systems.
Carbs, Proteins, Fats and Nucleic Acids are the building blocks of live. They must be created and destroyed... or is that destroyed and then created?
This is a college-level introductory anatomy and physiology course taught at a pace for learning and understanding. It is a great way to learn basic biology concepts from all disciplines of biology or to aid you as you are taking a college anatomy, physiology or anatomy AND physiology I course.
This course covers introductory terminology, chemistry, cells, a special section for DNA, mitosis and meiosis, tissues, skin, joints, muscles, nervous tissue, the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system and special senses. Essentially, we will be building a solid foundation in this class which will be able to support us through A&P II. From there goes health and medical programs. If you begin your success here, it will be a ton easier to continue building successes throughout your educational and professional career.
This course is very much a work-in-progress and some videos will be replaced with time. Each section contains a quiz at the end of the section with 6 questions (except the first which is 4 questions) for thoughtful reflection on the material. Please preview the class before purchasing.