Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology: Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology #1

In this episode of Crash Course, Hank introduces you to the complex history and terminology of Anatomy & Physiology.
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Chapters:
Introduction 00:00
History of Anatomy 2:34
Physiology: How Parts Function 3:48
Complementarity of Structure & Function 4:09
Hierarchy of Organization 4:20
Directional Terms 7:27
Review 10:24
Credits 10:59
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This was great. I will be watching the entire series, thanks for posting.

[@marianarogero5650]

Super clear and easy, thank you Doc.

[@select20]

Watched this channel like crazy to help my in Biology, now again helping me like crazy while taking A&P. Much appreciated.

[@geniusmp2001]

Looking forward to this. I would quibble about the comment about "the body you call home"; there's no "you" riding around inside your body, you ARE your body. But still, yay for new Crash Course!

[@istvankleijn3643]

Not sure if I would say I am my body. I think I would be the same me if I would lose an arm.

[@ellock1998]

Eh, I would argue that Hank was correct. Because, technically, you are just your brain (and spinal cord) so the rest is just a meat case to protect you... so yes, it is possible to argue that you are riding in your body... but it is really just semantics and there is no real right or wrong answer. Just at how you look at it.

[@annaluisa3933]

Istvan Kleijn Don't you think the loss of a limb would have a strong negative impact on you?

[@geniusmp2001]

Istvan Kleijn How so? Sure, some aspects of you would be the same, even most. But your experience of the world would change. You would no longer sense things with that arm. You might be a very similar person, but not the same.

[@geniusmp2001]

ellock1998 But we aren't just a central nervous system. What would a CNS do without a body? How would it experience the world? One can just as easily say that the brain and spinal cord are just there to do the computation work and message carrying for the rest of the body. The truth seems to be that you are not your brain, nor are you your mind. You are your body, of which your brain is one part, and from which your mind arises.

[@monkeysoxsproduction]

this is so helpful, especially when studying for finals and need a refresher. thank you for making these videos

[@HandS-Studios]

He is my current most favorite person on KZbin. Saving me time

[@Oppawesome88]

As my future medical emphasis is Cognitive Neuroscience, this playlist and the psychology one are life savers I swear. Thank you so much for these videos!

[@BobtheCactus1]

I feel like Crash Course knows my schedule. I start taking classes, and then they show up on Crash Course. I've been taking this one for a semester, but I'm sure there will be a collection of episodes built up by the time end of year finals roll around.

[@davidareyouhuman]

I'm not even studying anatomy in college and stuff, but I wrote down some notes on what I just watched because it was so interesting. I want to learn more!!! It was fun learning this tbh!

[@prisciladebarros4947]

Hi! just want to thank you, as an adult student, back in college, your channel has been helping me a lot. I've been studying the contents in my class and then I watch your videos, thank you so much for your help!

[@neurokid1]

The cartoon girl that lost her arm was using an iPhone. It's been fun Apple, but I don't want to die.

[@DevinAK49]

I've Been waiting for this one since you guys first started Crash Course. Very excited for this refresher. Thanks!

[@lisharainbow93]

where would i be in life without ya bruh YOU SAVED MEEEEE

[@jessetamplin5096]

Alisha Itty lol

[@barrybaines6915]

Excellent tutorial, thank you.

[@joea4442]

Please do a section for microbiology!! It would be so helpful.

[@naruto07959]

Sure

[@lelizzy2746]

Nitin Vadhiya please

[@emilykruse8126]

every time we have a test in human anatomy we watch one of these videos on the next system! It's insane to see that there's so much in each system of the body

[@user-hq7fo9tk5t]

I am a Vet Tech student in Anatomy and Physiology, so this is great!

[@zkldn6553]

I loves how you make everything seems easier than my lecturer did...

[@ferasalmoghrabi5677]

Gave me a more specific understanding of Anatomy and physiology Thanks!

[@andreai8804]

I LOVE Physiology!!! Thank you , these videos help me so much !

[@itsmauriss]

I was studying this part for about an hour (textbook) but he literally made me understand the lesson w/in 11 mins. hands down!!

[@miramd6913]

Love this guy he makes science fun! Thanks for the effort that was very useful, finally clear information to learn

[@peaceloveandlightworker8958]

I passed the Massage & Bodywork Licensing Exam today thanks to these videos! Thanks for all the help!

[@curtdudeanmol9393]

thinking about the amount of knowledge that these guys gain while making these awesome videos really is motivational

[@Kreative_kelly]

At first I was so confused, so I watched the video again and this time I'm taking notes. Plenty of notes.

[@alicag141]

I'm so glad I came across this channel 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I needed this video!

[@jenniferborkowski9817]

I am ridiculously excited that Crash Course is making anatomy videos. I teach various high school biology classes and assign these videos as homework quite often. My kids joke that I love Hank, but they might be right.

[@Sanguinius163]

Hey! I am from Russia and I watch your vids to improve my English. The 1st 10 or 20 were too hard 4 me, cuz u speak too fast, but now I can hear almost everything that u tell us. Btw, I study at the medical university, and I already know this stuff, but this's interesting 4 me to hear familiar medical words in English. Thank u very much for what u've done.

[@chendawilliamba6704]

I love these examples you provide to us to give us a better understanding of this complex courses

[@farahjames8010]

I’m going into physical therapy assisting and I find anatomy so fascinating! I would love to learn more before I start my anatomy class so I’m glad I found this video to help me start studying early!

[@carysmoroney2854]

You should do a series on Pathophysiology too

[@celinreyes1983]

Nice video, with detalied explanations in simple and comprehensible terms. This the ideal type of guy to learn from.

[@rxoskar1549]

OMG , just at one vid I understand pretty much more than what I’ve learned in my college, keep going man I’ll get straight A’s no doubt !

[@francinerocha6181]

I love the way you talk and teach, it's interacting in itself. I shall be watching more of your videos. Thank you

[@snatasha8182]

Thank you very much for your effort on these A&P videos. Standing as lecturer, this helps a lot to make lecture more interactive.

[@mailajoycantoja5033]

Thank you for this, I'm a first year nursing student and this was a big help!!

[@katie7673]

Thank you for this video!

[@sam08willie]

appreciate you for this video. Great refresher.

[@chrisolson3240]

Always enjoy Hank in all of these health related videos. Thank You to CrashCourse for producing this well informed human videos.

[@migsatari2241]

Thanks A LOT. CrashCourse made it easier for me to understand lots of things, and so I'm doing well in biology class. ALL THE BEST Sir Green!!

[@riadepalmz]

heard about this channel from a friend. already love what it has to offer. this guy is great. looking forward to studying A&P!