Human Physiology
Human Physiology: Overview
Human Physiology covers chapters such as Digestion and Absorption, Breathing and Exchange of Gases, Neural Control and Coordination, Body Fluids and Circulation, Locomotion and Movement and, Chemical Coordination and Integration
Practice Other Chapters from Human Physiology
This chapter describes the digestion and absorption processes inside the body. It discusses the digestive system, which includes the liver that produces bile and other necessary enzymes for the digestion process.
This chapter describes the respiration process that takes place inside the body. This includes the volume of oxygen required by the body and its transportation throughout the bloodstream.
This chapter describes blood and the circulatory system. It talks about the circulatory system of blood that ensures the proper functioning of the cardiac cycle.
This chapter describes the excretory process, which includes the elimination of waste products from the body. It is regulated by the kidneys. The waste products are eliminated from the body as urine and stool.
This chapter describes the skeletal system and different muscles involved in the movement of body. It discusses the different types of bones that regulate the movement of hands and legs.
This chapter describes the nervous system and its coordination. You will also learn about the different parts of the nervous system. There are sensory organs that help in the coordination of organs. This also includes reflex actions.
This chapter describes the glands involved in the hormone regulation process. Glands such as hypothalamus, pituitary and pineal and their functions are discussed in this chapter.
