Alternative Medicine College of Canada

Professional Distance Education

Cours Course 111

Anatomy-physiopathology I

The fundamental subjects are aimed at people with little scientific, medical or paramedical training, and who need to know the fundamental bases of anatomy, physiology, pathologies and etiological principles.
To properly assimilate the material, the student must take the necessary time by studying one chapter at a time, in parallel with the other courses of the program. This anatomy-physiopathology course consists of two teaching manuals and this is the first one.

Pré-requis: Prerequisites:

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Crédits: Credits: 6       Heures: Hours of study: 90

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Frais de scolarité: Tuition fees (if taken as single course):

$375 CAN |   $300 USD   |   €300 EURO

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Course Outline

STUDENT GUIDE
EXAMINATION DEADLINE
  • Deadline
  • Changing deadlines
  • Important
EDUCATIONAL METHOD
  • Contacting the school
  • Beginning the course
  • Planning your study schedule
  • Exam
OBJECTIVE
REFERENCES
  • Answer Grid #……………………
    • CHAPTER 1
    MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
    THE PASSIVE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
    • Osteology
    • The bone structure
    • The spine
    • The skull and face
    • The face
    • The thorax
    • The pelvis
    • Upper limbs
    • Lower limbs
    • Bone marrow
    • Joints
    ACTIVE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
    • The muscular system
    • Head and face
    • The muscles of the trunk
    • CHEST MUSCLES
    • THE MUSCLES OF THE ABDOMEN
    • Back muscles
    • Shoulder girdle
    • The lower limb
    • The pelvic girdle
    INTERACTIONS-DYSFUNCTIONS
    • ARTHRITIS
    • ARTHROSIS
    • CERVICALGIA
    • ACHE
    • JOINT POPPING
    • DECALCIFICATION
    • SPRAIN
    • GOUT
    • OSTEOPOROSIS
    • RICKETS AND OSTEOMALACIA
    • RHEUMATISM
    • BURSITIS
    • CONTRACTURES, SPASMS
    • BACK PAIN
    • HERNIA
    • TENDINITIS
    • TETANY
    • TRAUMA WITHOUT WOUNDS
    • TORTICOLLIS
    REVISION
    • Activity 1
    CHAPTER 2
    THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
    IMMUNITY AND DEFENSE OF THE BODY
    THE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE
    • Leukocyte migration phase
    • Phase of phagocytosis
    HUMORAL IMMUNITY AND CELLULAR IMMUNITY
    • Immunology
    • The immune response
    • Immune cells
    • Antibodies
    • Principle of vaccination
    INTERACTIONS – DYSFUNCTIONS
    • LYMPH NODE DISEASE
    • THE ALLERGIES
    • DIPHTHERIA
    • HERPES
    • MYCOSIS OF THE VISCERA
    • MYCOSES
    • PARASITOSIS: VERMINOSIS
    • ONYCHOMYCOSIS
    • PITYRIASIS VERSICOLOR
    • MEASLES
    • RUBELLA
    • SCARLET FEVER
    • INTESTINAL WORMS (TAPEWORM)
    • Herpes zoster
    • Cancer
    REVISION
    • Activity 2
    CHAPTER 3
    THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
    DESCRIPTIVE APPROACH TO THE CARDIAC SYSTEM AND BLOOD CIRCUITS
    HEART AND ARTERIAL CIRCULATION
    ARTERIES
    • AORTA
    • CAROTIDS
    • SUBCLAVIANS
    • INTERNAL THORACIC (INTERNAL MAMMARY)
    • AXILLARY artery
    • INTERNAL ILIAC
    • TIBIAL and PERONEAL arteries
    • Atherosclerosis
    BLOOD
    • Red blood cells
    • Platelets and blood clotting
    • White blood cells
    BLOOD TRANSFUSION
    THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    • Lymph
    INTERACTIONS, DYSFUNCTIONS
    • ANAEMIA
    • ANGINA
    • ANGIOMA (Vascular nevus)
    • ARTERITIS
    • ARTHEROSCLEROSIS
    • CHOLESTEROL
    • BRUISE
    • EPISTAXIS
    • BLACKOUT
    • HAEMORRHOIDS
    • HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
    • LOW BLOOD PRESSURE
    • HEART FAILURE
    • OEDEMA
    • ANGIOEDEMA
    • PALPITATION
    • PHLEBITIS
    • THROMBOSIS
    • VARICOSE VEIN
    REVISION
    • Activity 3
    CHAPTER 4
    THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AND PHONATION
    DESCRIPTIVE APPROACH TO THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
    • Structure
    RESPIRATORY MECHANICS
    • 1) Concept of dissemination
    • The different pressures involved (Figure 4)
    • Pulmonary ventilation
    • Features of the respiratory mechanism
    GAS TRANSPORT
    • Gas transport by blood
    • Gas transport in the blood
    REGULATION OF BREATHING
    EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
    INTERACTIONS -DYSFUNCTIONS
    • 1) Lack of oxygen
    REVISION
    • Activity 4
    CHAPTER 5
    THE URINARY SYSTEM
    DESCRIPTIVE APPROACH TO THE URINARY TRACT
    • Structure of the kidneys
    • Urine formation
    PROPERTIES OF URINE
    PHYSIOLOGY OF EXCRETION
    THE VOIDING FUNCTION
    INTERACTIONS-DYSFUNCTIONS
    • ALBUMINURIA
    • RENAL COLIC (KIDNEY STONES)
    • CYSTITIS
    • URINARY CYLINDERS
    • DYSURIA
    • NEPHRITIS
    • OLIGURIA
    REVISION
    • Activity 5
    CHAPTER 6
    GENITALS
    DESCRIPTIVE APPROACH
    FEMALE GENITAL TRACT
    • Female external genitalia
    • Female internal genitalia
    • Reproductive organs
    • Female genital physiology
    • From puberty to menopause
    MALE GENITALIA
    • Male accessory sex glands
    • Male external genitalia
    • Stages of male sexual life
    INTERACTIONS-DYSFUNCTIONS
    • FRIGIDITY
    • IMPOTENCE
    • METRITE
    • METRORRHAGE
    • PROSTATITIS
    • STERILITY
    REVISION
    • Activity 6
    CHAPTER 7
    REPRODUCTION
    SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION
    SEXUALITY AND PROCREATION
    • Sexual intercourse and its phases
    • Cell division
    • Gametes
    • Gamete fusion and egg formation
    • Egg migration, division and implantation
    • Gestation
    • The embryonic phase
    • The fetal phase
    DIAGNOSIS OF PREGNANCY
    PREGNANCY DEVELOPMENT AND HYGIENE
    CHILDBIRTH
    • Dilation
    • Eviction
    • Deliverance
    SEX LIFE WITHOUT PROCREATION
    • Contraceptive methods
    • Sterilization
    • Voluntary termination of pregnancy (IVG)
    INTERACTIONS-DYSFUNCTIONS
    • Changes in the uterus and their consequences
    • Hormone-related disorders
    • Twin pregnancies
    • Course of pregnancy
    • Childbirth
    • Multiple pregnancies
    • Diseases during pregnancy
    REVISION
    • Activity 7
    ANSWERS
    EXAM