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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 1 - An Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture you will familiarize yourself with the organizational
scheme and standard terminology of the body. You will be introduced to concepts of structure and function,
as well as homeostasis and regulation of organs and systems.
You will:
1) Describe the basic functions of living organisms.
2) Identify the major levels of organization in living organisms from the simplest to the most complex.
3) Identify the organ systems of the body and major components of each system.
4) Use anatomical terms to describe body sections, regions, and positions.
5) Identify the major body cavities and their subdivisions.
6) Define anatomy and physiology.
7) Explain the concept of homeostasis.
8) Describe the concepts of negative and positive feedback mechanisms on the human body.
This lecture is the foundation for all the future chapters. You will need to know
the terminology in order to stay up with the following lecturess.
Good luck and welcome to the human body.
Once you have completed the lecture you will be ready to take the quiz. If the quiz is not available for you,
email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 2 - The Chemical Level of Organization
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
This chapter will provide the basic background in chemistry and chemical
notation that will be needed for future chapters.
You will be studying the smallest particles of matter, and understanding how they interact
to form structures compounds, and life. This material is perceived as a difficult subject. It is no
different than any other subject; it is information that if studied will be understood. So don.t be
afraid of the material and try to grasp each topic.
In this lecture you will distinguish between organic and inorganic compounds, describing
the physiology involved in the compounds interactions with other compounds and or matter. The lecture
explains the chemical properties of water, and the importance of pH and buffers in the body.
You will be able to learn the structure and function of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids,
and high-energy compounds.
Once you have completed the lecture you will be ready to take the quiz. If the quiz is not available for you,
email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 3 - The Cellular Level of Organization
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture you will be looking at the microscopic view of cells.
You will study and understand the structures of the cell, learn about the cell membranes its properties
and how it affects the life of the cell.
You will understand how the cells produce energy and function; you will understand the
genetic code of the cell, study the various transport mechanisms of the cell, how matter is brought into
the cell and how matter is taken out of the cell.
The cell life cycle will be looked at, learning in detail how the cells divide and replicate;
learning about mitosis or cell division, and its significance in the cells life cycle. You will study
about DNA and RNA, the genetic codes for all cells, how each cell contains a genetic code for the whole
organism and understanding how this information is passed on to new cells.
Read the complete information, look at the study disc animations and quiz.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 4 - The Tissue Level of Organization
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
The human organism is composed of 200 different cell types, these cells
all organize to form tissues and perform specific functions for the organism. This lecture will familiarize
you with the major tissue types and their functions in the organism. You will learn about the epithelial
cells, and their function, the various types of connective tissues and their functions. The three types of
skeletal muscle tissue will be discussed. Neural tissue will also be looked at. The affect of aging on
the tissues of the body will also be studied. You will be able to demonstrate how the different tissue
types interact to create organs, and how the connective tissue establishes the framework of the body.
You will be able to explain how connective tissues combine to form the different membranes in the body.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 5 - The Integument System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
The skin is the largest organ in the body. In this chapter you will
familiarize your self with the basic structural and functional characteristics of the integument (skin).
You will be able to describe.
1) The main structural features of the epidermis and explain their functional significance.
2) Explain the basis for individual and racial differences in skin color.
3) Discuss the effects of UV light on the skin and the role played by melanocytes.
4) Describe the structure and function of the dermis.
5) Discuss the various types of glands found in the skin, as well as their function.
6) Explain and understand the regulation of body temperature.
7) Explain how the skin responds to injury and the repair process.
8) Understand the affects of aging on the skin.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 6 - Osseous Tissue and Skeletal Structure
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture you will understand and observe how the skeletal tissue
is formed, as well as how it is regulated on the cellular and chemical level. You will learn that
hormones have an effect on bone density; this is of particular interest to women. Osteoporosis is a
condition of bone demineralization due to a reduced level of estrogen.
Goals of this chapter will be:
1) Describe the functions of the skeletal system.
2) Identify the cell types found in the skeletal system and list their major functions.
3) Compare the mechanisms of intramembranous and endochondral ossification.
4) Discuss the timing and stages of bone growth and development. Adult vs. infant and child.
5) Classify bones according to their shapes.
6) Describe the remodeling and homeostatic mechanisms of the skeletal system.
7) Discuss the effects of hormones, nutrition, exercise and aging on bones.
8) Describe the different types of fractures and how they heal.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 7 - The Axial Skeleton
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
This lecture will introduce you to the skull and the spinal column;
you will be able to identify all the bones of the cranium, the face, the nasal structures, and the
sinuses of the head. You should be able to understand the differences in the adult, vs. the child or
infant skull. You will be able to identify the vertebrae of the spine and understand the characteristics
of the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral and coccygeal spines. Observe the curvatures of the adult spine
vs. the curvatures of the infant spine. Read the lecture all the way through. Use the study disc to see
animations of the structures, as well as take the quiz on the disc. Again if you have access to a medical
library or even a doctor s office that may let you look at a model you will really appreciate the
structures you are studying. Kill two birds and study chapter 9, 8, 7 at the same time using any models
you can get your hands on.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 8 - The Appendicular Skeleton
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
The goals of this lecture will involve the identification of each bone
in the appendicular skeleton. You will learn and identify the bones of the pectoral girdle, their
functions, and their superficial features. You should be able to learn and identify the structures of
the upper limb and lower limb, as well as the pelvic girdle. Observe the difference between the male
and female pelvis. If you have access to a medical library it will benefit you greatly to look at a
model skeleton and touch the bones, as well as observe them in their anatomical positions. Use your
study disc and the web site to look at animations of the skeleton.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 9 - Articulations
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
The goals of this lecture are to learn and describe the various joints
in the body based on structure, function, and movement.
The student will:
1) Describe the various joints based on the structure of the joint.
2) Describe the various joints based on their function.
3) Differentiate between the cartilaginous, fibrous, and synovial joints.
4) Identify the types of joints with regard to plane of movement, ex. hinge, gliding, planar, saddle.
5) Understand the planes of motion with respect to the joints of the body, i.e. Directional terms.
6) Describe the anatomy of the Temporomandibular joint (TMJ), the shoulder, knee, hip, and the talocrural (ankle) joint.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 10 - Skeletal Muscle Tissue
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
The goals of this lecture are to familiarize the student with the
histology and functional organization of skeletal muscle tissue.
You should be able to:
1) Describe the characteristics and functions of muscle tissue.
2) Describe the organization of muscle at the tissue level.
3) Explain the unique characteristics of skeletal muscle fibers.
4) Relate the types of muscle fibers to muscle performance.
5) Identify the structural components of a sarcomere.
6) Identify the components of a neuromuscular junction and relate the events involved in the neural control of skeletal muscle function.
7) Explain the steps involved in a muscle contraction. The ratchet control of muscle contraction.
8) Describe how muscle fibers obtain energy for contractions.
9) Differentiate between aerobic and anaerobic endurance and how they affect muscle performance.
10) Explain the effects of exercise and aging on muscle tissues.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 11 - The Muscular System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
This is the lecture that you will learn about the over 600 muscles
of the body. You will learn about the attachments and actions of muscles. This lecture will cause
you to go back to your learning of the skeletal system and recall all the bumps and lines you have
learned about on the bones. You will also learn about the nerves that control the muscles. The objectives
of this lecture are to introduce you to the principles that apply to the muscular system.
You should be able to:
1) Describe the arrangement of fascicles in the various types of muscles, and explain the resulting functional differences.
2) Describe the different classes of levers and how they make muscles more efficient.
3) Predict the action of a muscle based on its location and position of its origin and insertion points.
4) Explain how opposing muscle groups interact with each other.
5) Explain how the name of a muscle identifies its location appearance, and its function.
6) Identify the muscle of the axial skeleton and appendicular skeleton as well as the origins and insertions of the muscles.
7) Compare the major muscle groups of the upper and lower extremities.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 12 - Neural Tissue
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
This lecture will introduce you to the nervous system, and the
histological organization of the neural tissue. This will be the foundation for future lectures
that involve the different branches of the nervous system.
Goals include:
1) List the two major anatomical subdivisions of the nervous system and describe the characteristics of each.
2) Classify neurons on the basis of their structure and function.
3) Describe the patterns of interactions between neurons that are involved in the processing of information at higher levels.
4) List the factors that affect neural function.
5) Describe the locations and functions of the neuroglia in the central nervous system.
6) Be able to draw and label the structure of a typical motor and sensory neuron.
7) Explain how the resting potential is created and maintained.
8) Describe the events involved in the generation of an action potential.
9) Describe the events and factors that affect the speed of transmission of an action potential.
10) Describe the structure of a synapse and how neurotransmitters are involved in the transmission if information across a synapse.
11) Describe the major neurotransmitters in the CNS and how they modulate the nervous system.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 13 - The Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
The goals of this lecture are to describe the normal anatomy of the spinal cord.
You will be able to:
1) Discuss the structure and function of the spinal cord.
2) Describe the meningeal layers of the spinal cord and CNS.
3) Differentiate between the roles of white and gray matter in the nervous system.
4) Describe the major components of a spinal nerve.
5) Follow a spinal nerve to its end point in the body and relay its function.
6) Explain the different types of neural reflexes.
7) Explain how higher centers of the brain control and modify reflex responses.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 14 - The Brain
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
This lecture will introduce you to the major regions of the
brain and their nuclei, tracts and centers.
You will:
1) Be able to name and identify the major regions of the brain and describe their function.
2) Identify the major structures of the brain and describe their function.
3) Be able to locate the motor, sensory, and association areas of the cerebral cortex and discus their functions.
4) Identify the twelve cranial nerves, and relate each nerve to its function and what it supplies in the body.
5) Discuss cranial reflexes.
6) Describe the formation and circulation of cerebrospinal fluid throughout the nervous system.
7) Name the ventricles of the brain.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 15 - Integrative Functions of the Nervous System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
The learning objectives of this chapter are to describe the higher-order
functions of the CNS, and to relate the functions to specific pathways and centers when possible.
You will:
1) Learn about sensory pathways.
2) Learn about General Senses.
3) Learn about motor pathways.
4) Learn about sleep, EEG wave patterns.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 16 - The Autonomic Nervous System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
The learning goals of this lecture are to understand the structure,
function, and control of the autonomic nervous system and its branches.
You will:
1) Compare the autonomic nervous system with other divisions of the nervous system.
2) Discuss the divisions of the autonomic nervous system and the significance of dual innervations.
3) Describe the hierarchy of interacting levels of control in the autonomic nervous system.
4) Contrast the structures and functions of the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions.
5) Explain the importance of autonomic tone.
6) Describe the mechanisms of neurotransmitter release in the ANS.
7) Compare the effects of the various autonomic neurotransmitters on target organs and tissues.
8) Describe the effects of mimetic drugs on the ANS.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 17 - Sensory Function
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about Sensory Function.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 18 - The Endocrine System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about the chemical messengers of the
body, the glands and organs that secrete them, and their actions.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 19 - Cardiovascular-Blood
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about composition and function of the blood.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 20 - Cardiovascular-Heart
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about the structures, function, and
physiology of the heart.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 21 - Cardiovascular-Vessels
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about the structure, function,
name, and location of the blood vessels.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 22 - The Lymphatic System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture you will learn about the structures, function, and
physiology of the lymphatic system.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 23 - The Respiratory System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about the organs, structures, location,
and physiology of the respiratory system.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 24 - The Digestive System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this system, you will learn about organs, structures, secretions,
and physiology of the digestive system.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 25 - Metabolism
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about the metabolic processes.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 26 - Urinary System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about the structures and physiology of the
urinary system.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 27 - Reproductive System
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
In this lecture, you will learn about the structures and physiology of the
reproductive system.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Anatomy & Physiology: Lecture 28 - Anatomy and Physiology Review
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
Anatomy and Physiology Review... This is a composite of the basics within
each system. As a consequence, the exam will be much longer and the material will be much longer.
This lecture is a preparation for students interested in a Overall Review of Anatomy and Physiology
and those students preparing for the Final.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 1 - Introduction to Hygiene and Pathology
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
This lecture is an introduction to the Hygiene and Pathology of the human body.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 2 - The Bug Show
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
This lecture will study about bacteria, viruses, growth, characteristics, etc.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 3 - Patho-Physiology
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
Learn about barriers to infection, and body defenses and more.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 4 - Circulatory Pathologies
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
Learn about the circulatory system pathologies.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 5 - Integumentary Pathologies
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
Learn about the Integumentary Pathologies. Learn about the Integumentary Pathologies.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 6 - Respiratory, Urinary, Digestive Pathologies
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
Learn about Respiratory, Urinary, Digestive Pathologies.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 7 - Musculoskeletal Pathologies
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
Learn about Musculoskeletal Pathologies.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 8 - Nervous system, Endocrine, Reproductive Pathologies
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
Learn about Nervous system, Endocrine, Reproductive Pathologies.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Hygiene & Pathology: Lecture 9 - Hygiene and Pathology Overview
Cost: $65
Description:
CEU: 5 Hours
This lecture is an overview of Hygiene and Pathology.
Once you have completed the lecture and assignments you may take the quiz for this lecture.
If the quiz is not available for you, email your instructor to open the quiz for this lecture.
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Ethics, Professionalism, and Health Service Management:
Lecture 1 - Professionalism and Creating Boundaries
Cost: $60
Description:
CEU: 4.5 Hours
The focus of this lecture is on creating professional boundaries,
client/practitioner relationships, confidentiality, and professional support systems.
This lecture will give 4.5 hours of credit lecture to a student or 4.5 hours of continuing
education credits(CEU's) to a health care practitioner(s).
The cost of this lecture is $60.00.
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Ethics, Professionalism, and Health Service Management:
Lecture 2 - Ethics, Law , Risk Management
Cost: $60
Description:
CEU: 4.5 Hours
The focus of this lecture is on Ethics, Law and Risk Management,
HIPPA regulations, Code of Ethics and Scope of Practice for Massage Therapist.
This lecture will give 4.5 hours of credit to a student or 4.5 hours of continuing education
credits(CEU's) to a health care practitioner.
The cost of this lecture is $60.00
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Ethics, Professionalism, and Health Service Management:
Lecture 3 - Dual Relationships
Cost: $60
Description:
CEU: 4.5 Hours
This lecture focuses on dual relationships in practice, sexual
boundaries for the client and practitioner, transference/countertransference, and working with
physically or sexually abused clients.
This lecture will give 4.5 hours of credit lecture to a student or 4.5 hours of continuing
education credits(CEU's) to a health care practitioner(s).
The cost of this lecture is $60.00.
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Ethics, Professionalism, and Health Service Management:
Lecture 4 - Creating a Business Plan and Opening a Massage Practice
Cost: $235
Description:
CEU: 18 Hours
The focus of this lecture is creating a business plan and the
requirements needed to open a private practice. Those interested in the opening of a massage practice
will benefit from the information provide in this lecture. However, the majority of the same information
could apply to those interested in opening a private practice in any health care field.
A business plan is required and due within 30 days from the date of payment received.
This lecture will give 18.0 hours of credit to a student or 18.0 hours of continuing
education credits(CEU's) to a health care practitioner(s).
The cost of this lecture is $235.00.
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Ethics, Professionalism, and Health Service Management:
Lecture 5 - Advertising, Marketing strategies and business records
Cost: $60
Description:
CEU: 4.5 Hours
The focus of this lecture is on advertising, marketing stategies
and business records including business records and client files. The lecture discusses professional
associations and becoming part of a community.
This lecture will give 4.5 hours of credit lecture to a student or 4.5 hours of continuing
education credits(CEU's) to a health care practitioner(s).
The cost of this lecture is $60.00.
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Ethics, Professionalism, and Health Service Management:
Lecture 6 - Financial Boundaries
Cost: $60
Description:
CEU: 4.5 Hours
This lecture focuses on financial boundaries, creating a budget,
setting up financial statements, bookeeping options and financial planning.
This lecture will give 4.5 hours of credit lecture to a student or 4.5 hours of continuing
education credits(CEU's) to a health care practitioner(s).
The cost of this lecture is $60.00.
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Ethics and Professionalism for Health Care Practitioners:
Lecture 1 - Ethics and Professionalism for Health Care Practitioner
Cost: $90
Description:
CEU: 6 Hours
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Anatomy & Physiology Review: Lecture 1 - A&P Review
Cost: $100 $50 -- 50% off
Description:
CEU: 10 Hours
A Review of Anatomy and Physiology
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Your Health - The Benefits of Essential Fatty Acids: Lecture 1 - What is so essential about Essential Fatty Acids
Cost: $120 $90
Description:
CEU: 9 Hours
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Your Health - The Benefits of Amino Acids: Lecture 1 - Your Health - The Benefits of Amino Acids
Cost: $120 $90
Description:
CEU: 9 Hours
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Iridology: Lecture 1 - Iridology
Cost: $120 $90
Description:
CEU: 10 Hours
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Optimal Health: Optimal Health as Massage Therapist
Cost: $150 $135
Description:
CEU: 10 Hours
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Working with Clients Suffering from Chronic Degenerative Disorders
Cost: $95
Description:
CEU: 8 Hours
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