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Updated: Integumentary System Lesson-Live
The new Integumentary System lesson is now live on my course site, www.mrfordsclass.net. The lesson contains over 1 hr 36 minutes of lecture videos, interactive exam review, and a pdf copy of notes you can use in class or study from home.
As always the lesson can be purchased individually for only $5 or as part of the entire Human A&P course for the cost of a nice dinner for four, $50.
Here are some videos clips from this lesson:
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Integumentary System: Free Resources
A topic so often pushed to the back in our Anatomy and Physiology classes, but yet so important in our daily lives. Think of how much attention is given to people’s skin, nails and hair. The integumentary system is composed of four main components: skin, hair, nails and glands. Here are some of the free resources I found that should help you with your study of the Integumentary System.
Some of the videos from www.mrfordsclass.net
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