Anatomy and Physiology Levels 3 and 4

Study this Anatomy and Physiology Levels 3 and 4 course bundle and be one step closer to achieving a career in the industry you desire. Whether you are looking to pursue a career in physiotherapy, the health and fitness industry or even beauty, this course will help you develop your skills and knowledge to achieve the job of your dreams. During the Level 3 course, you will explore the structure and function of the skeleton, different types of muscle in the body, how food is processed by the digestive system, and much more. Meanwhile, during the Level 4 course, you will delve into cells and tissues, areas of the brain, the cardiovascular system, and much more. The course will allow you to study when and where you want, at your own pace. All coursework can be submitted by either post or email making it easier and hassle-free. All the materials will be sent to you by post, so it couldn’t be easier. Our experienced and friendly tutors are always a click away by email, giving you advice and helping you through your course. What next? Upon completion of this Anatomy and Physiology Levels 3 and 4 course bundle, you will be able to study further and enhance your anatomy and physics base knowledge. Whether you want to go into physiotherapy, health care, or beauty, there are many different avenues you can take. Here's just a few job roles that will use the skills and knowledge of this course:

• Nurse
• Physio therapist
• Massage therapist
• Personal trainer
• Chiropractor
• Beauty therapist
• Prosthetist

Course Content

Anatomy and Physiology QLS Level 3

Unit 1 Introduction to the human body

• Homeostasis
• Anatomical regions and planes
• Directional terminology
• Cell structure, function, and division
• Types of tissue found in the body

Unit 2 Musculoskeletal and nervous systems

• Structure and function of the skeleton
• Different muscle types in the body
• Actions of different muscles
• Structure and function of the nervous system

Unit 3 Respiratory and cardiovascular systems

• Function and structure of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems
• Function of blood in the body
• Process of gas exchange in internal and external respiration
• Function of the heart

Unit 4 Digestive and endocrine systems

• Main structures and function of the digestive system
• How food is processed by the digestive system
• Main structures and function of the endocrine system
• Function of hormones in the body

Unit 5 Integumentary and immune systems

• Structure and function of the skin
• Structure and function of the nails and hair
• Main structures and function of the immune system
• How the lymphatic system fights pathogens

Unit 6 Renal and reproductive systems

• Key structures and functions of the male and female reproductive systems
• Journey of an egg from the ovary to fertilisation or menstruation
• Main structure and functions of the renal system
• The three stages of filtration in the kidneys

Unit 1 Cells and tissues

• Cells and organelles
• Fluid mosaic model of a cell membrane
• Substance transportation
• Cell respiration
• DNA
• Cell replication
• Transcription

Unit 2 Blood and nervous system

• Blood system
• Plasma
• The nervous system
• Synapse and neurotransmitters
• Areas of the brain
• Grey matter and white matter
• The spinal cord
• Automatic nervous system

Unit 3 Lymphatic and endocrine systems

• Lymphatic system
• Endocrine system
• Hypothalamus and pituitary

Unit 4 Cardiovascular and respiratory systems

• Cardiovascular system
• Structures of the heart
• Blood supply to the heart
• Blood pressure
• Respiratory system

Unit 5 Digestive and urinary systems

• Digestive system
• Main structures of the digestive system
• Function of liver and pancreas
• Urinary system
• The kidneys

Unit 6 Musculoskeletal and reproductive system

• Musculoskeletal system
• Skeleton
• Joints
• Reproductive system
• Female and male reproductive system