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The Circulatory System
The cardiovascular system is the first body system described in Medcom's Anatomy and Physiology series. This series is a quick-paced and engaging basic introduction to anatomy and physiology appropriate for students in high school, junior college, vocational schools and for nursing assistants. Objectives: This program describes the following components of the cardiovascular system: The heart; The cardiac conduction system; Blood vessels; Blood Lymph vessels.
Joint Replacement: Physical and Occupational Therapies
The Muscular System
This program provides information on the three types of muscles, their functions and how they work. The program describes: skeletal muscles, smooth muscles and cardiac muscles, muscle fiber contraction, flexion and extension, tendons.
The Nervous System
This program provides a basic introduction to the components of the nervous system appropriate for high-school students, junior college and vocational schools. This includes descriptions of: Neurons and neuroglia; The components of the central nervous system; The components of the peripheral nervous system; Brain and spinal cord function; Somatic and autonomic nervous system functions; The sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the autonomic nervous system.
Pain Tolerance and Injury Rehabilitation
"If you're an athlete striving for your highest performance level, pain and injury are just part of the game. But pain is never experienced in a vacuum. See how, for each athlete, pain exists within a unique bio-psycho-social context - the matrix that influences the athlete's individual relationship to pain and the choice of association or dissociation strategies for moving forward." -- publisher
The Skeletal System
This program provides a basic introduction to the components of the skeletal system appropriate for high-school students, junior college and vocational schools. The following components of the skeletal system are described: The axial skeleton; the appendicular skeleton; microscopic and macroscopic anatomy of bone; bone development, growth and remodeling; types and functions of joints.
Stroke Recovery: Part 2—Navigating Physical and Occupational Therapy
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