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Use Films on Demand to explore and search for a variety of Anatomy & Physiology videos!

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Biology: Human Anatomy & Physiology

Below are links to three popular series related to Anatomy & Physiology. Once on the page you can select the part of interest to you.

The Human Body and How it Works: 9-part Series
From FOD: This nine-part series uses physiologic animations and illustrations, microscopic imaging, expert commentary, and footage of the body in motion to provide a thorough overview of the amazing human machine. Marvelously detailed, yet readily understandable... A Films for the Humanities & Sciences Production. 9-part series, 20–22 minutes each.
The Amazing Human Body: 3-part Series
From FOD: Your body is the most sophisticated organism on earth. It is a scientific marvel and much about it remains a mystery. The Amazing Human Body uses cutting-edge graphics to reveal the surprisingly beautiful biological processes that keeps you alive. Discover the ingenious ways your body develops, adapts, and endures. How does your brain communicate with your body in order to help you learn new skills? What is the connection between a teenager's craving for fatty foods and sudden growth spurts? And how does cell regeneration allow an octogenarian to compete in a grueling triathlon and live to tell the tale? Case studies from across the globe showcase the dazzling secret science of the human body. 3 part series, 54 minutes each
Anatomy for Beginners: 4-part Series
From FOD: Anatomist Gunther von Hagens is world-renowned for his invention of plastination, a method of preserving dead tissue. He is also famous for his Body Worlds exhibits which incorporate sophisticated—and highly controversial—dissections of human bodies. In this astonishing four-part series, von Hagens lays bare the intricacy and beauty of the human design, making it viewable and easily understood across a wide range of settings—from Biology 101 to the most advanced medical courses. Viewer discretion is advised. Contains clinically explicit language and demonstrations. 4-part series, 50 minutes each.

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Video & Animations in Credo Reference

Check out this dynamic title found in Credo Reference - includes videos and animations on the following areas:

The Body's Building Blocks
The Architecture of the Body
The Nervous System
The Five Senses
Blood Circulation
Respiration and Nutrition
Reproduction

The Visual Guides: Understanding The Human Body by QA International
Call Number: Credo Reference
Publication Date: 2012

Anatomy & Physiology (Human A&P): Find Videos

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