About the Course
Anatomy & Physiology takes you on an incredible journey through the human body—from the microscopic world of cells to the complex systems that keep us alive. Students explore the structure (anatomy) and function (physiology) of every major body system.
Through interactive simulations, virtual dissections, and hands-on lab experiences, students develop a deep understanding of how the human body works, preparing them for careers in healthcare, medicine, and biological sciences.
Heart, blood vessels, circulation
Brain, nerves, sensory organs
Bones, muscles, movement
Blood types, immune response
Interactive Learning
Explore the human body through interactive simulations and virtual experiences
Learn the ABO and Rh blood typing systems. Perform virtual agglutination tests to determine blood types and understand transfusion compatibility.
Explore the four chambers of the heart, trace blood flow through the cardiovascular system, and identify major vessels and valves.
Identify 206 bones, learn bone structure and classification, explore joints and how bones work with muscles for movement.
Explore muscle types, learn muscle contraction mechanics, and understand how muscles work in antagonistic pairs.
Explore neurons, synapses, and brain regions. Test reflexes, map sensory pathways, and understand how nerves transmit signals.
Follow air from the nose to alveoli, understand gas exchange, measure lung capacity, and explore breathing mechanics.
Curriculum Overview
Major body systems and concepts explored in this course