Anatomy and Physiology I - Terminology, Chemistry, Cells and Organelles - Test 1 Videos

Learn fundamental concepts in human anatomy and physiology through this comprehensive lecture series covering essential topics for introductory A&P students. Master anatomical terminology including directional terms and organizational levels of the human body. Explore basic chemistry principles including atomic structure, ions, acids, bases, pH, and the four major organic compounds essential to life. Dive deep into cell biology by studying organelle structure and function, cell membrane composition, and various transport mechanisms including passive transport, osmosis, diffusion, tonicity, and active transport processes like the sodium-potassium pump. Understand vesicular transport mechanisms and examine nucleic acid structure. Conclude with fundamental molecular biology processes including DNA replication basics, protein synthesis, and mitosis to understand how cells reproduce and maintain themselves.

Syllabus

Professor Long - A&P Intro Lecture 1, Definitions, Levels of Organization
Professor Long - 2401 Intro Lecture 2, Definitions
Professor Long - 2401 Directional Terminology
Professor Long - 2401 Lecture 4, Chemistry, Atoms and Ions
Professor Long - 2401 Lecture 5, Chemistry, Acids, Bases, and pH
Professor Long - 2401 Lecture 6, Chemistry, 4 Major Organic Compounds
Professor Long - 2401 Lecture 7, Cytology: Organelles and Function part 1
Professor Long 2401 L1.72, Cytology part 2
Professor Long - 2401 L1.8, Cell Membrane Structure
Professor Long - 2401 L1.9, Passive Transport, Osmosis and Diffusion, Tonicity
Professor Long 2401 L1.10 ATP and Active Transport part 1
Professor Long 2401 Lecture 10, part 2 Active Transport, Sodium Potassium pump, Vesicular Transport
Professor Long 2401 Lecture 11, Nucleic Acid Structure
Professor Long 2401 Lecture 1.14, Mitosis
Professor Long 2401 Lecture 1.12, DNA Replication basics
Professor Long 2401 Protein Synthesis (basics)