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Course · 9 lessons · 42 min
Human Anatomy Fundamentals: From Tissues to Body Systems
Learners can describe how the human body is organized and explain the structure and function of its major tissues, regions, and organ systems.
By the end, you'll be able to
- Getting Oriented: The Human Body Blueprint
- Getting Under Your Skin: Exploring Human Body Tissues
- Under Your Skin
- Inside Your Skull
Curriculum
9 lessons- 01Getting Oriented: The Human Body BlueprintKick off your anatomy adventure as Dr. Flanagan and Keshia Rayna break down the structural organization of the human body. From microscopic cells to the grand design of organ systems, explore how your body is mapped out for life, complete with memorable stories and practical examples.
- 02Getting Under Your Skin: Exploring Human Body TissuesJoin us as we dig deep into the major tissues that make up the human body, from skin-deep to cellular secrets. With science, stories, and surprises, we reveal why your body's tissues matter more than you think.
- 03Under Your SkinIn this episode of Flanatomy, we peel back the mysteries of the human integumentary system—our skin, hair, and nails. Dr. Flanagan and Keshia Rayna unravel each layer, share real-life skin tales, and spotlight surprising facts about the body’s largest organ. Get ready to see your skin in a brand new light!
- 04Inside Your SkullJourney with Flanatomy as Dr. Flanagan and Keshia Rayna explore the intricate world of skull bones: their anatomy, roles in protection, and the cultural stories they've inspired. Blending science, quirky anecdotes, and surprising pop culture, this episode unpacks everything you never knew you wanted to know about the bones inside your head.26 min
- 05Jaw-Dropping AnatomyJoin Dr. Stephen Flanagan and Keshia Rayna as they decode the hidden messages of your face and neck—from intricate muscles behind every smile to the subtle signals your neck gives away. With engaging stories and lively discussion, this episode makes the science of expression and posture ridiculously relatable. Get ready to see your own reflection in a whole new light!
- 06Backbone Basics: The Spinal Column and Thoracic CageDive into the structure and function of the spine and ribcage with Keshia Rayna and Dr. Stephen Flanagan as they break down vertebrae, discs, and ribs using vivid stories, lab mishaps, and real-life clinical twists. Aimed at college anatomy students, this episode connects textbook concepts to everyday movement, injuries, and those weird sounds your back makes when you stand up too fast.16 min
- 07Core of the MatterDr. Stephen Flanagan and Keshia Rayna break down the vital trunk muscles, from anatomy basics to real-life movement and fun stories. Discover why your core is more than just abs and how these powerful muscles impact daily life. Tune in for expert insight, practical examples, and signature humor.
- 08Under Pressure – The Vascular SystemJoin Dr. Stephen Flanagan and Keshia Rayna as they explore the structure, types, and fascinating details of human blood vessels. Discover the anatomy behind arteries, veins, and capillaries, including their unique tissues and special roles in the body. Expect stories, science, and the unexpected on this episode of Flanatomy.
- 09Guts and Glory: The Digestive SystemTake a guided tour through the structure and function of the human digestive system, from the mouth to the intestines. Dr. Flanagan and Keshia Rayna team up to break down each major stop along the way, blending expert detail, cultural insights, and memorable stories.
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Flanatomy
Welcome to Flanatomy, where we dive into the wild world of anatomy with a side of crazy stories from my bizarre life. Let’s explore what makes you, you!
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