Health Care Information Management

Human Anatomy & Physiology – Medical Terms

Instructor-Led 6 Agenda

Description

Introduction to the entire Body System, including disease processes and diagnostic procedures. Students will memorize the primary anatomy and basic physiology of these systems, along with word parts that comprise many different medical terms.

Course Overview

Introduction to Word Parts Lesson Id 1

Introduction to Word Parts

Integumentary System Lesson Id 2

Integumentary System

Respiratory System Lesson Id 3

Respiratory System

Urinary System Lesson Id 4

Urinary System

Male Reproductive System Lesson Id 5

Male Reproductive System

Female Reproductive System Lesson Id 6

Female Reproductive System

Lesson Id	Title	Description
1	Introduction to Word Parts	Identify and define the four word parts<br />Identify and define a combining form<br />Analyze and define medical terms<br />Build medical terms for given definitions<br />Identify anatomic structures of the human body<br />Build, analyze, define, pronounce, and spell the terms used to describe directions with respect to the body<br />Define, pronounce, and spell the terms used to describe the anatomic planes<br />Identify and spell the four abdominopelvic quadrants<br />
2	Integumentary System	Identify organs and structures of the Integumentary system<br />Define and spell the word parts presented in this chapter<br />
3	Respiratory System	Identify the organs and other structures of the respiratory system<br />Define and spell the word parts presented in this chapter<br />
4	Urinary System	Identify the organs and other structures of the urinary system<br />Define and spell the word parts presented in this chapter<br />
5	Male Reproductive System	Identify the organs and other structures of the male reproductive system<br />Define and spell the word parts presented in this chapter<br />
6	Female Reproductive System	Identify the organs and other structures of the female reproductive system<br />Define and spell the word parts presented in this chapter<br />