MAST 112 - Anatomy and Physiology II

3 Credits
This course gives students a working knowledge of the terminology, structure and function of the human body, with a foundational introduction of the following systems: nervous, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, and endocrine. This course explores anatomy and physiology’s relevance to massage including how massage affects the physiology of these systems.

Course Outcomes

Demonstrate knowledge of the terminology, components and concepts associated with human anatomy and physiology.
Identify the location of key structures within each system.
Summarize the primary functions of each system as well as the specialized cells, primary tissues, membranes, organs and other primary structures within each system.
Recall and describe the primary processes in each system.
Summarize the anatomy and physiology related to immunity, stress, healing and pain/pain-management.
Demonstrate knowledge of the physiological effects that massage and bodywork have on each system.
Compare and contrast the anatomy and physiology of different systems as well as discuss how they interrelate.