Ch 1 Introduction to the human body
Levels of organization, anatomical language, planes, cavities and feedback.
Ch 2 The chemical level of organization
Atoms, bonds, water, pH and the molecules of life.
Ch 3 The cellular level of organization
Membrane transport, organelles, DNA to protein, and cell division.
Ch 4 The tissue level of organization
Epithelial, connective, muscle and nervous tissue.
Ch 5 The integumentary system
Skin layers, melanin, vitamin D and burns.
Ch 6 Bone tissue
How bone forms, heals, and keeps blood calcium steady.
Ch 7–8 The skeleton
Bones, bone markings and vertebrae.
Ch 9 Joints
Joint classification and body movements.
Ch 10 Muscle tissue
The neuromuscular junction, contraction and muscle tension.
Ch 11 The muscular system
Muscle names, levers, and what muscles attach to and do.
Ch 12 Nervous tissue
Resting potential, action potentials and synapses.
Ch 13 Anatomy of the nervous system
Brain regions, meninges, CSF, spinal cord and nerves.
Ch 14 The somatic nervous system
Senses, sensory and motor pathways, and reflexes.
Ch 15 The autonomic nervous system
Sympathetic and parasympathetic control.
Ch 16 The neurological exam
Testing the nervous system and finding the problem.
Ch 17 The endocrine system
Hormones, glands and feedback.
Ch 18 Blood
Blood cells, clotting and blood types.
Ch 19 The heart
Blood flow, conduction, the ECG and cardiac output.
Ch 20 Blood vessels and circulation
Vessels, blood pressure, capillary exchange and circulation routes.
Ch 21 The lymphatic and immune system
Lymph, innate and adaptive defenses, antibodies and vaccines.
Ch 22 The respiratory system
Breathing, gas exchange and oxygen transport.
Ch 23 The digestive system
From mouth to absorption.
Ch 24 Metabolism and nutrition
Making ATP, storing fuel, fed and fasting states.
Ch 25 The urinary system
Filtration, reabsorption, secretion and urine.
Ch 26 Fluid, electrolyte and acid–base balance
Body fluids, electrolytes, buffers and blood gases.
Ch 27 The reproductive system
Gametes, hormones and the monthly cycle.
Ch 28 Development and inheritance
From fertilization to birth, and how traits are inherited.