Basic Anatomy for Everyone

This module introduces fundamental anatomical concepts, terminology, and directional terms used in anatomy. Students learn the basic vocabulary and frameworks needed to describe the human body's structure and organization

This module examines the first portion of skull anatomy, covering the major bones and structures that form the cranial vault and facial skeleton. Students learn about the various bones that protect the brain and form the foundation of facial features

This module continues the study of skull anatomy and introduces the muscles responsible for facial expressions. Students learn about facial muscle arrangements and their roles in creating various emotional expressions

This module focuses on the anatomy of the jaws and the muscles involved in chewing. Students learn about the structure of the maxilla and mandible, along with the powerful muscles that enable biting and chewing movements

This module explores the anatomy of the lips and tongue, examining their structure, function, and importance in activities such as speaking, eating, and facial expression. Students learn about the complex muscular arrangements and innervation of these structures

This module examines the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), the complex joint that connects the jawbone to the skull. Students learn about its structure, movement patterns, and role in jaw function

This module covers the anatomy of the neck region, including its muscles, blood vessels, and vital structures. Students learn about the complex arrangement of structures that pass through the neck connecting the head to the rest of the body

This module introduces the basic anatomy of the brain and heart, focusing on their fundamental structures and relationships to surrounding anatomy in the head and neck region