Anatomy & Physiology Diploma Nursing

 

Introduction to anatomical terms, Organization of body cells, tissues, organs, systems, membranes and glands, Skeletal system:

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/unit-i-introduction-to-anatomical-terms/82143027?from_search=3#41

‐ Bones: types, structure, function

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/bones-15742097/15742097

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/types-of-bones-91648912/91648912#18

‐ Axial skeleton

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/axial-skeleton-anatomy-and-physiology/250132398

‐ Appendicular skeleton

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/appendicular-skeleton-81790718/81790718

‐ Joints: classification, structure and function.

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/classification-of-joints/33461304


UNIT-II 

Muscular system

‐ Type, structure and functions.

‐ Position and action of chief muscles of the body.

https://conursing.uobaghdad.edu.iq/wp-content/uploads/sites/20/2019/10/Muscular-System-.pdf


Cardio Vascular system

‐ Blood: composition clotting and blood group, cross matching. Blood products and their use.

‐ Heart: position, structure, conduction system, Function and cardiac cycle.

‐ Blood Vessels: Structural differences and position of chief vessels

‐ Circulation of Blood: Systematic, pulmonary and portal circulation

‐ Blood pressure and pulse

‐ Lymphatic system: Lymph vessels, glands, ducts and lymph circulation, lymph tissues in the body, spleen.


UNIT-III 

Respiratory System

‐ Structure and functions of respiratory organs ‐ Physiology of respiration.

‐ Characteristics of normal respiration and its deviations.

Digestive system

‐ Structure and function of organs of digestive and accessory organs.

‐ Process of digestion and absorption.

‐ Metabolism: meaning and metabolism of food constituents

Excretory system

‐ Structure and functions of organs of urinary system

‐ Structure and functions of the skin

‐ Regulation of body temperature.

‐ Fluid and electrolyte balance.


UNIT-IV

Nervous System

Type, structure and functions of neuron.

‐ Central Nervous System: Structure and functions.

‐ Autonomic Nervous System: Structure and functions.

Endocrine System

‐ Structure and functions of pituitary, pancreas, thyroid parathyroid, thymus and supra renal glands.

Sense Organs

‐ Structure and functions of eye, ear, nose and tongue.

‐ Physiology of vision, hearing and equilibrium.

Reproductive System

‐ Structure and functions of reproductive and accessory organs.

‐ Process of reproduction, menstrual cycle and menopause

‐ Reproductive health

‐ Structure and functions of male organ reproductive system.








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