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INTERACTIVE HUMAN ANATOMY

Cells, tissues, organs and body systems with guided interactive 3D study.

Study human cells, specialized tissues, skin, bones, muscle, nervous and sensory structures, hormones, blood, heart, circulation, lungs, digestion, kidneys, reproduction and development. Layered foundation, high-school, college and advanced-study activities pair authored 3D schematics with notes, investigations, quizzes and practice tests. This broad educational course is not an exhaustive medical atlas or clinically validated simulation.

164h Certificate available

Human AnatomyInteractive 3DCells to SystemsFoundation to Advanced Study

Curriculum

One complete track with its own final exam and certificate.

A layered academic anatomy and physiology pathway. Foundation activities support younger learners; college explanations and advanced reading prompts add depth. Clinical and researcher training requires additional specialist study and supervision.

Beginner: build anatomical orientation and structural knowledge.

Orientation: finding the heart in three dimensions Lab60 min
Pericardium and the layers of the heart wall Lab60 min
Four chambers, two connected circulations Lab60 min
External landmarks and anatomical planes Lab60 min

Careers this prepares you for

Foundation study for nursing and allied health
Pre-medical and biomedical study
Anatomy teaching and revision

How you study

Every lesson pairs an interactive 3D anatomy exploration with written notes, key takeaways, a hands-on lab, exercises and a quiz. Work at your own pace, then sit the final examination for your Erudex certificate.

INTERACTIVE HUMAN ANATOMY

Curriculum

Module 1Foundations and spatial orientation

Module 2Chambers and internal architecture

Module 3Valves and the supporting apparatus

Module 4Great vessels and coronary circulation

Module 5Cellular physiology and electrical activation

Module 6Cardiac mechanics and hemodynamics

Module 7Development and disease mechanisms

Module 8Imaging, advanced integration and capstone

Module 9Human cells: membrane, organelles and energy

Module 10Cell specialization, growth and differentiation

Module 11Tissue families and histology

Module 12Skin, hair, nails and repair

Module 13Bone tissue, growth and remodeling

Module 14Axial skeleton and bony landmarks

Module 15Upper-limb skeletal anatomy

Module 16Pelvis and lower-limb skeletal anatomy

Module 17Joints, cartilage and biomechanics

Module 18Muscle organization and regional actions

Module 19Contraction, motor units and muscle energy

Module 20Neurons, glia and electrical signaling

Module 21Brain, meninges and cerebrospinal fluid

Module 22Spinal cord, peripheral nerves and reflexes

Module 23Autonomic control and nervous-system integration

Module 24Eye, retina and visual pathways

Module 25Hearing, equilibrium and chemical senses

Module 26Endocrine signaling and hypothalamic control

Module 27Endocrine organs, hormones and metabolism

Module 28Blood, plasma and formed elements

Module 29Vessels, pressure and microcirculation

Module 30Lymphatic organs and immune mechanisms

Module 31Airways, lungs and ventilation

Module 32Alveoli, gas exchange and respiratory control

Module 33Digestive tract, nutrition and absorption

Module 34Liver, gallbladder, pancreas and metabolic integration

Module 35Kidneys, urinary tract and micturition

Module 36Nephron transport and renal regulation

Module 37Fluid compartments, electrolytes and acid-base balance

Module 38Female reproductive anatomy and cycles

Module 39Male reproductive anatomy and gamete production

Module 40Embryology, pregnancy and inheritance

Module 41Regional anatomy and whole-body integration

Module 42Advanced study methods and capstone

Careers this prepares you for

How you study