Essentials of Human Anatomy & Physiology, Global Edition notes (11th edition)

This 6 page document is a detailed and comprehensive guide containing the fundamental information one needs to understand the muscular system for Anatomy & Physiology I. In an outline form the information is easy to understand and remember come test time.

This document focuses on the levels of structural organization studied within anatomy and physiology.

This document contains basic information on the cell aka plasma membrane. Additionally it contains information on inter-cellular bonds. It further contains information on how fluid and molecules cross the cellular membranes.

This document contains a basic explanation of what cytoplasm is. It further has information on the structures within the cytoplasm specifically focusing on organelles along with their structures and functions.

This document explains the life cycle of a cell and touches on the basic concept of how genes create proteins. This is is a very basic view on the background information required in Anatomy and Physiology before moving on to the organ systems.

This document summarizes the basics of metabolic and respiratory acidosis as well as metabolic and respiratory alkalosis in a table form. While acidosis and alkalosis are involved topics this document is a single table laying out the basics one must know for anatomy and physiology. Higher level courses (nursing courses specifically) are likely to require further information in addition to the information presented in this document.

These notes contain 7 pages of content. They include broken down 'exam prep' style information mostly done in bulletpoints, ideal for simplifying information to learn it more efficiently. The language in this document is appropriate, there is no shorthand or colloquial terms. The majority is not in essay style. Diagrams are added in the document. This document is 'Session 1' of the digestive system; the mouth, teeth and pharynx are discussed in Session 1. The anatomy, physiology and funct...