Walking is something that most of us take for granted. Many people don’t think about all of the muscles, fascia, and bursa that make walking happen, but today, we’re going to break down the walking gait cycle.
In this episode, Dr. Harley walks through the factors that affect diffusion (molecule concert, anyone?) and discusses examples of diffusion within the body.
Dr. Harley explains the anatomy of a graph, different types of common graphs, and walks through examples of ways to interpret data.
Sweat the small stuff with this study guide on the various parts and functions of a eukaryotic cell.
A circulatory system lab activity using Visible Body's Anatomy & Physiology. Developed by Molli Crenshaw, Instructor of Biology, TCU.
17 Flashcards. 17 terms. Difficulty: Medium.
Dr. Cindy Harley explains how your body is basically a castle and your innate immune system acts as the peasant army, castle sentries, and royal soldiers that fight to keep enemy invaders (in this case, viruses and bacteria) from taking the throne.
An integumentary system lab activity using Visible Body Suite. Developed by the Visible Body Education Team.
The processes of internal respiration and external respiration (gas exchange) are essential to understanding how the circulatory and respiratory systems work together to keep the body's tissues supplied with oxygen and remove waste.
13 Flashcards. 13 terms. Difficulty: Medium.
5 Views. Urinary system gross anatomy. Urinary system microanatomy.
Did you know that taking a step forward uses around 200 muscles? One muscle action that plays a central role in walking and running is knee flexion. Let’s take a look at this muscle action and all of the individual muscles used.
32 Flashcards. Difficulty: Medium.
9 Flashcards. Difficulty: Medium.
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