Anatomy & Physiology

This rigorous, college-level Human Anatomy & Physiology course is designed as a sequel to a Biology course, offering 1 high school credit in Science. It systematically explores each human body system, focusing on structure, function, and the relationship between systems to maintain homeostasis. Students learn about key components including the skeletal and muscular systems, nervous system, hormones, and the digestive system. Utilizing a college textbook, the course demands strong reading comprehension and diligent studying, with an estimated 60 minutes of daily commitment. It prepares students for university-level Anatomy courses, often required for medical professional programs. The course includes at least 5 hands-on labs using common household items. It is suitable for students in grades 10-12 (ages 15-16) and requires a Biology prerequisite.