NAT 212

Anatomy & Physiology III Online

Overview

NAT 212 is the last of three Level Two anatomy & physiology programs at ACHS. The focus of the anatomy & physiology courses is holistic anatomy and physiology. Holistic health is based on restoring the normal structure and function of the human body for optimal wellness. In order to understand how to restore balance to the body systems, students must first understand the normal structure and function of those systems.

Learning Outcomes

  • Discuss and describe the body’s structure and function in a healthy state.

  • Identify the components, using medical terminology, of the following body systems: digestive, liver and gallbladder, male and female reproductive, as well as growth, development, and aging.

  • Recall and describe holistic protocols for the optimal wellness of the systems studied, using the examples studied in the clinical correlates for each system.

  • Recall and describe complementary protocols for the clinical correlates studied in each section.

More details

Required Course Pack:

  • NAT 212 Practical Lab Kit:
    • This practical lab kit contains the following certified organic or sustainably wildcrafted herbs/oils and practical lab supplies:
      • 1 oz Dandelion Root Taraxacum officinale
      • 1 oz Peppermint Leaf Mentha ×piperita
      • 7 Day Trial pH Self Test Card
      • Teeccino Herbal Coffee (Single Serving)
      • Dandy Blend (Single Serving)
  • ACHS eTextbook: Petersen, D. (2020). NAT 212: Anatomy & Physiology III (19th ed). Portland, OR: American College of Healthcare Sciences Portland, OR: American College of Healthcare Sciences. (Optional: Printed copy available for an additional fee)
  • Online Materials and Library Resources (OMLR)

Required Textbooks: 

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Last updated 11/11/22

NAT 211 or taken concurrently with NAT 211

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Admissions Requirements:

Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalency and recommendation for admission by the ACHS Admissions Committee.

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