The study of human anatomy and phys­i­ol­ogy requires some fun­da­men­tal knowl­edge of chem­istry. Fun­da­men­tals of Chem­istry links to free resources avail­able online that should help the learn­ers grasp these basic, but very impor­tant con­cepts. Such as ionic and cova­lent bond­ing, macro­mol­e­cules (pro­teins, car­bo­hy­drates, and lipids) atoms, mat­ter, and the states of matter.

Videos by Mr. Causey

A quick word.  I had the priv­i­lege of teach­ing with Mr. Causey sev­eral years ago.  He is a mas­ter teacher who has many of his chem­istry videos online.  If you like them be sure to sub­scribe to his channel.

• Chem­istry — Atomic Mod­els and the Greeks
• Chem­istry — Nucle­ons Sub-atomic Par­ti­cles in the Nucleus
• Chem­istry — Atoms, Iso­topes and Ions
• Chem­istry — Chem­i­cal Bond­ing, Ionic and Covalent
• Chem­i­cal Reac­tions — How to Clas­sify Chem­i­cal Reactions

Mat­ter:

• States of Mat­ter Animations

Atoms:

• Atomic struc­tures of sev­eral sta­ble atoms
• Com­mon Ele­ments in Liv­ing Organisms
• Chem­i­cal Bond Formation
• Cova­lent Bonds
• Elec­tron Arrangement
• Ionic Bonds
• The Struc­ture of Atoms

pH:

• Char­ac­ter­is­tics of Acids, Bases, and Salts

Energy:

• Dif­fu­sion
• Osmo­sis

Organic Chem­istry:

• Cho­les­terol
• Get More Calcium

Mis­cel­la­neous:

• Cell Chem­istry Lecture-Anita Naravane
• Dr. John Hong-Trans Fats
• Dr. John Hong-Vitamin D Deficiency
• MedlinePlus-Interactive Tutor: Hypoglycemia