< [Smart Health and Elderly Care Service Management] 2.Human Anatomy
1.1Overview of Bones.mp4+
1.2Vertebral morphology.mp4+
1.3Sternum and ribs, upper limb bones.mp4+
1.4Free Upper Limb Bones：Humerus, Ulna and Radius, Bones of the Hand.mp4+
1.5Bones of the Pelvic Girdle -The Hip Bone.mp4+
1.6The Free Lower Limb：Femur, Tibia, Fibula, and Bones of the Foot.mp4+
2.1General Theory of Muscles.mp4+
2.2Superficial cervical muscle group, lateral cervical muscle group and superficial dorsal muscle group.mp4+
2.3Pectoral muscles and shoulder muscles.mp4+
2.4Arm muscles and forearm muscles.mp4+
2.5Abdominal Muscles.mp4+
2.6Hip Muscles.mp4+
2.7Thigh muscles.mp4+
2.8calf muscle.mp4+
2.9muscle composition structure of the upper limb muscles and general muscular markers of the whole body.mp4+
2.10Composition structure and muscular markers of lower limb muscles.mp4+
3.1Shoulder joint, elbow joint.mp4+
3.2knee joint.mp4+
3.3ankle joint.mp4+
4.1Pharynx and esophagus.mp4+
4.2Morphology of the stomach and lungs.mp4+
4.3Appendix and Rectum.mp4+
4.4Liver.mp4+
5.1The Larynx and Trachea.mp4+
6.1Renal morphology.mp4+
6.2Bladder, urethra.mp4+
7.1Uterine morphology.mp4+
8.1The shape of the heart.mp4+
8.2Pulmonary Artery Common Carotid Artery.mp4+
9.1Spinal Cord.mp4+
9.2cervical plexus.mp4+
9.3Brachial plexus.mp4+
9.4ulnar nerve.mp4+
9.5Thoracic nerves and lumbar plexus nerves.mp4+
9.6Sacral Plexus.mp4+
9.7Oculomotor Nerve, Trochlear Nerve,Abducens Nerve.mp4+
9.8Glossopharyngeal nerve, vagus nerve.mp4+
9.9Trigeminal nerve, facial nerve.mp4+
9.10Visceral Nerve.mp4+
