When we think of muscles, we might conjure images of bulging biceps, flexing hip flexors, and taut triceps, but there are actually three types of muscle tissue in the human body. Our muscles not only support us and allow us to move, but they also pump our blood and move food through our digestive system.
Anatomy & Physiology: An introduction is an introductory course for non-science majors. This course provides a comprehensive survey of the discipline, including fundamental principles and concepts. Students will be able to identify the structures of each of the body systems and relate how the body maintains homeostasis. Physiological processes between the exchange and use of energy in the body and how they relate to lifestyle and health are discussed. Finally, students will learn how to communicate clearly with health care professionals and make informed decisions about personal health care and lifestyle.
