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Lecture 1. Introduction to anatomy and the axial skeleton -- Lecture 2. Bones and muscles of the arms and hands -- Lecture 3. Bones and muscles of the legs and feet -- Lecture 4. The cardiovascular system -- Lecture 5. Lymphatic vessels and organs of the immune system -- Lecture 6. Spinal cord and brain -- Lecture 7. Eye and ear -- Lecture 8. Upper digestive system -- Lecture 9. Lower digestive system -- Lecture 10. Exocrine and endocrine glands -- Lecture 11. The respiratory system -- Lecture 12. The urinary system -- Lecture 13. The male reproductive system -- Lecture 14. The female reproductive system.

Lecturer, John K. Young.

This course takes listeners on a fantastic voyage through the human body, from the skeletal system and the brain to muscles, digestion, respiration, and the intricacies of male and female reproductive systems. Professor Young looks at how the human body is constructed and how it can malfunction if not properly maintained. These lectures address not only the basic anatomical bones and organs that constitute the human form, but also the role each plays in the synchronized effort to keep us alive.