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human anatomy and physiology
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human anatomy and physiology

human kinetics, systems of the body anatomy and physiology
Created byDaniel Conrad
Last updated 12/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Human Anatomy and Physiology
  • Biology, Human kinetics

Course content

9 sections • 20 lectures • 59m total length

  • Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology3:39

    Here is a video on comparative anatomy.  For instance, the occipital foramen is noted as a bone structure.  Comparative Anatomy is intended to help students better understand related structures anatomically. 

  • Muscle Origin and Insertion video Part 111:15

    Muscles have origins, Insertions, and actions.  For instance, we have the deltoid, biceps, triceps, hamstrings, and quadriceps.  All of these have actions, origins, and insertions. 

  • Muscle Origin and Insertion video Part 22:02

    Muscles have origins, Insertions, and actions.  For instance, we have the deltoid, biceps, triceps, hamstrings, and quadriceps.  All of these have actions, origins, and insertions. 

  • A Bone Landmark video for the pelvis3:56

    We have individual parts that make up the pelvis.  Like the occipital foramen, the obturator foramen is fundamentally important as well.  We have the Ilium, Ischium, and pubis. 

  • Muscle Origin and Insertion video part 30:57

    Muscles have origins, Insertions, and actions.  For instance, we have the deltoid, biceps, triceps, hamstrings, and quadriceps.  All of these have actions, origins, and insertions. 

  • A Bone Landmark video for the scapula3:35

    What we have here is the scapula girdle.  The scapula has the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, spine of the scapula, and the glenoid fossa. 

  • More about muscle anatomy...1:22

    Muscles have origins, Insertions, and actions.  For instance, we have the deltoid, biceps, triceps, hamstrings, and quadriceps.  All of these have actions, origins, and insertions. 

  • Muscle Origin and Insertion video part 43:45

    Muscles have origins, Insertions, and actions.  For instance, we have the deltoid, biceps, triceps, hamstrings, and quadriceps.  All of these have actions, origins, and insertions. 

  • The Pressure Volume Loop of the Heart3:04

    The heart is a complicated structure that can be better understood in diagrams. 

  • Muscle Origin and Insertion Video Part 54:38

    Muscles have origins, Insertions, and actions.  For instance, we have the deltoid, biceps, triceps, hamstrings, and quadriceps.  All of these have actions, origins, and insertions. 

Requirements

  • Nothing; just common sense

Description

In this course, you will learn about human anatomy and physiology.  This can be applied to undergraduate students or even high school students.  Overall, this course will teach any individual the basics of anatomy and physiology.  One will learn origins, insertions, and actions of common muscles.  Additionally, various systems of the body will be referred to within this course as well.  We feel that we have a very creative approach to teaching anatomy and physiology at any level.  Using various pieces of software that were crafted for human anatomy education, teaching this subject is a breeze for us!  We hope you enjoy this course.  We have used several resources to craft this  course in a way that is fundamental to any student's understanding of the human body.  In this video course, there will be a wide range of videos on human anatomy and physiology.  Coming from a kinesiologist, this course will show various ideas pertaining to Human anatomy and physiology.  Ultimately, this course is intended for undergraduate and high school students who are interested in the subject itself.  Constant updates will be made in order to effectively teach this subject.  We hope you enjoy this course!   This course should be helpful as you student human anatomy and physiology! 

Who this course is for:

  • Undergraduate life science students, kinesiology students, biology students, nursing students

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