Human Anatomy Course

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Our Human Anatomy course provides necessary background information which is essential for students to assimilate anatomy information. Our course is useful for increasing not only an intellectual understanding of anatomy but also self-awareness of the body in action. For most people, anatomy can be somewhat intimidating, but this beginning level course will help you sort through fascinating facts about the human body in a straightforward, easy to comprehend manner.

* You have 4 weeks to complete this course from date of your enrollment.

Human Anatomy course content

The Human Anatomy course consists of 4 modules:

Human Anatomy Module 1 Terminology and the Head and Neck Region

Module one begins with an introduction of the study of movement and muscles. Beginning with basic anatomical terminology, module one reveals the meaning in a standard anatomical position. Also included in this module is the study of musculoskeletal anatomy, the main focus is on muscles and the bones to which they attach. Finally, included in module one, is a study of the head and neck regions of the human body.

Anatomical Terminology
Bones, Muscles, and Joints
The Skull
Base of the Skull and Its Attachments
Muscles of the Face and Jaw
Suspensory Muscles of the Larnyx
The Tongue
Muscles of the Palate
Muscles of the Throat
The Larynx

Human Anatomy Module 2 The Spine and Trunk Region

Module two covers the spine and truck regions of the human body, beginning with the anterior muscles of the cervical spine. Moving on, we will take a close examination of the vertebrae of the spine, which forms the central support structure for the body. After learning more about the spine, the study moves on with the supporting ligaments of the spine, and the muscles groups of the back and the layers connecting the pieces together.

Anterior Muscles of the Cervical Spine
The Vertebrae of the Spine
The Spine and Its Supporting Ligaments
Muscles of the Back: Deep Layers
Muscles of the Back: Middle and Superficial Layers
Muscles Attaching to the Front of the Spine

Human Anatomy Module 3 The Thorax, Abdomen, Shoulder Girdle and Upper Limb

Module three examines the thorax and the abdomen sections of the human body. Beginning with the thorax and muscles of respiration, the module will continue on to learn more about the muscles of the abdomen and compare them to the muscles of the back. The rib cage as a whole is supported by various muscles. Module three will carefully examine each of these suspensory muscle groups. Also included in module three is the anatomy of the shoulder girdle and upper limbs. We will study the muscles of the arm and shoulder, forearm, hand, and wrist.

The Thorax and Muscles of Respiration
The Abdominal Muscles
Suspensory Muscles of the thorax
The Spiral Musculature of the Trunk
The Shoulder Girdle
Muscles of the Arm and Shoulder
Muscles of the Forearm
Muscles of the Hand and Wrist
Intrinsic Muscles of the Hand

Human Anatomy Module 4 The Pelvis and Lower Limb

Module four takes a look at the pelvis and lower limb. Beginning with the pelvic girdle, the study will move on to the muscles of the pelvis and hip. The pelvis plays a crucial role in posture and movement and it is important to learn about the support structure for the legs. The muscles of the upper leg and their groups and purpose will be examined in module four, as well as, the knee, lower leg, and ankle. Finally examined in module four is the muscles of the foot.

The Pelvic Girdle
Muscles of the Pelvis and Hip
Muscles of the Thigh
The Knee, Lower Leg, and Ankle
Muscles of the Ankle and Foot
Intrinsic Muscles of the Foot

After completing the Human Anatomy course

After completing the Human Anatomy course, you should be able to:

Explore basic anatomical terminology of the human body
Explore the head, neck, spine and truck regions of the human body
Study the thorax, abdomen, shoulder girdle and upper limb regions of the human body
Study the pelvis and lower limb regions of the human body