Dynamics of the Human Circulatory System. Covers pulmonary, systemic and lymphatic systems and presents detailed description of blood plasma and its function. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Haematology & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Digestive System. This program follows the food through the process of ingestion, digestion, absorption and elimination. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Ear. Presents vocabulary and diagrams of the outer, middle and inner ear. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Endocrine System. Beginning with a brief history of endocrine research, this program describes the important hormones and their sources and functions. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Eye. Details the parts of the eye, emphasizing retinal receptors. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Muscular System. Presents striated, smooth and cardiac muscle, their differences and similarities. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Nervous System. Details the nervous system, beginning with the neuron and culminating in the brain. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Reproductive System. Describes the male and female reproductive structures and their functions, and covers the formation of sperm and ovum. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Respiratory System. An interactive animation allows students to simulate changes in activity level and note its effects on the respiratory system. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Senses of Touch, Taste and Smell. Covers the structures relating to touch, taste and smell, with animation depicting their functions. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Skeletal System. The appendicular and axial skeletons stressing their functions of support and movement. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Skin. With an emphasis on its importance in immunology and the body´s integrity, the program presents the skin in graphics and tables. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Immunology & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Teeth. The teeth are seen as they relate to the ingestion of nutrients. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Dynamics of the Human Urinary System. Follows the formation of wastes from the cells to their final expulsion from the body. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Fundamentals of Human Embryology. Animated 3 dimensional set of drawings, text and sound effects, Foetal development from cleavage to forgut. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Human Anatomy Resource. A complete and detailed series of human anatomy diagrams to support GCSE and A level Human Biology in addition to A level Biology and nurse training courses. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Human Anatomy: The Heart and Digestive System. By using annotated diagrams and testing sections this collection of programs is useful for teaching and revising work on the heart and digestive system. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy & Physiology.
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Human Life Processes I: Cellular Physiology. Reviews the structure and function of the plasma membrane, cellular oxidation and reduction, the role of ATP, and cellular respiration. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Human Life Processes III: Development and Differentiation. Reviews the process of gamete formation, fertilization, embryonic differentiation, and human development. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Human Systems: Series I. This review program covers the anatomy and physiology of the major human systems. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Human Systems: Series II. Four programs examine major body systems. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Human Systems: Series III. Uses the same format as Series I and II (record numbers 119 and 866). Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Introduction to the Human Nervous System. A mouse-driven tutorial package, which takes the form of an electronic book and is designed as a comprehensive foundation level text on the human nervous system. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Life Science Series: The Human Body. Explore the structure and function of the systems of the human body, and how these systems interact together. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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SmartDISSECTION of the Human Heart Software. SmartDissection computer programs transform the computer screen into an interactive map of the heart. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Pathology (human).
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SmartDISSECTION of the Human Heart Software. SmartDissection computer programs transform the computer screen into an interactive map of the heart. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Pathology (human).
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Systems of the Human Body. Use this set of programs to teach young students important lessons about their bodies and body functions, to prepare them to better care for their health. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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The Human Body: An Overview. Biology program for upper Elementary School students. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human).
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The Human Digestive System. This is a collection of programs showing the structure and function of the digestive system. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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The Human Eye. This is an interactive collection of eleven programs designed to assist in understanding the structure of the human eye and how it works. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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The Human Pump. Three activities strengthen the students´ understanding of the heart´s anatomy, function and risk factors. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Pathology (human) & Physiology (human).
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The Human Skeleton. This program about the human body will be useful in GCSE Biology courses, physical education, nursing and physiotherapy courses, and for those studying First Aid. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Pathology (human) & Physiology (human).
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Understanding the Human Body: Action of the Heart/ Kidney Structure and Function. This package contains five full-length programs useful for students of Biology or Nursing. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Ward’s Human Anatomy Clip Art. Entire Human Skeleton (skull and bones each separately illustrated); Muscular System; Brain; Ear; Eye; Circulatory System; Reproductive System; Skin; Spinal Cord; and Nerves. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Adventures in Flesh. The students make a scientific exploration of human anatomy and physiology while playing a fascinating adventure game. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Pathology (human) & Physiology (human).
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BODYWORKS - An Adventure in Anatomy. Colourful, comprehensive computer graphics guide the student on a journey through the human body. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Pathology (human) & Physiology (human).
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Joints. This program about the human body will be useful in GCSE Biology courses, physical education, nursing and physiotherapy courses, and for those studying First Aid. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Pathology (human) & Physiology (human).
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All About Reproduction. First, students learn the major male and female organs involved in human reproduction and their individual functions. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Coronary Circulation. This package consists of 6 modules: 1 Anatomy and physiology of the coronary circulation; 2 Ischaemic heart disease; 3 Strategy for management of angina; 4 ß-Blockers in the treatment of angina; 5 Organic nitrates in the treatment of angina; 6 Calcium channel blockers in the treatment of angina. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human), Pathology (human) & Physiology (human).
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Muscles. This program about the human body will be useful in GCSE Biology courses, physical education, nursing and physiotherapy courses, and for those studying First Aid. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Senses of the Body. Use this detailed study of the five major senses to supplement the teaching of the human body. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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The Body in Focus. This program is a scientifically-accurate, self-paced exploration/presentation into the human anatomy. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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The Eye. Interactive tutorial presents anatomy of the eye, basic principles of optics, the mechanics of human vision. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Ward’s Bio-Sect™ Vertebrate Anatomy Clip Art. Grass Frog, Human Eye, Fetal Pig, Human Heart. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (animal) Anatomy (human).
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The Skeletal System. Companion to The Human Body - An Overview (record number 112). Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human).
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All About Circulation. Each of the major organs involved in circulation is described, along with how they function. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Physiology (human).
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Anatomy and Histology of Kidney. This tutorial package, developed using Asymetrix Toolbook, serves as an introduction as well as revision tutorials for first year science and medical undergraduates. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Histology (human).
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Blood Circulation ’Maze’. This program is a revision exercise on the blood circulatory system of the human body. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human).
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Body Language IV. Using over 40 diagrams, this program presents the digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human) & Histology (human).
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Body Language: Cardiovascular and Lymphatic Systems. A computer-based drill designed to help students learn the names and locations of over 3000 human anatomical structures. Type: Computer Program. Category: Anatomy (human).
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