About Course
Anatomy and Physiology: Foundation
Provider: Quantum Bio Holistic Health Centre Asklipios
Programme Director: Dr. N.D. Yioula Patera, PhD
Language of Delivery: English
Programme Fee: €399
Total Duration: 60 hours
A Different Way of Understanding the Human Body
Move beyond memorisation.
This programme has been designed for individuals who are ready to see the body differently — not as isolated systems, but as a living, interconnected intelligence.
From the very first week, you begin to develop the ability to:
observe, connect, and interpret the body as a system.
“You are guided to read the body as an integrated whole — recognising patterns, regulation, and response, often before they become obvious.”
What Will You Learn?
- If you have previously studied anatomy and physiology yet found it difficult to truly connect the knowledge, the limitation was not yours.
- Traditional education often presents information —
- but rarely develops understanding.
- This programme is designed to shift that.
- You are not simply introduced to anatomy and physiology.
- You are guided to: • understand the body as a dynamic system • connect structure with function
- • develop a practitioner-level way of thinking
Course Content
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
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Programme Contents
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Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Course & Video
15:34
UNIT 1 – Integumentary System
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Programme Overview – Unit 1 Introduction Video
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1.1 Introduction — The System of Contact and Protection
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1.2 Structural Organisation of the Skin
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1.3 Core Functional Roles
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1.4 The Skin as a Reflection of Internal Function
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1.5 Relationship with the Nervous System
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1.6 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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1.7 Learning Outcomes
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1.8 Integration with the Next System
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1.9 Self-Assessment Quiz
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UNIT 1 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 2 – Skeletal System
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Programme Overview – Unit 2 Introduction Video
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2.1 Introduction — The System of Structure and Support
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2.2 Structural Organisation of the Skeletal System
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2.3 Core Functional Roles
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2.4 The Skeletal System as an Indicator of Posture and Adaptation
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2.5 Integration with the Muscular and Nervous Systems
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2.6 The Dynamic Nature of Posture
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2.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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2.8 Learning Outcomes
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2.9 Integration with the Next System
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2.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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UNIT 2 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 3 – Muscular System
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Programme Overview – Unit 3 Introduction Video
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3.1 Introduction — The System of Movement and Dynamic Function
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3.2 Types of Muscle Tissue
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3.3 Core Functional Roles
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3.4 Muscle Tone and Functional State
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3.5 Relationship with the Nervous System
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3.6 Muscle Tension as a Functional Indicator
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3.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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3.8 Learning Outcomes
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3.9 Integration with the Next System
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3.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 3 Assessment
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UNIT 3 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 4 – Nervous System
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Programme Overview – Unit 4 Introduction Video
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Unit Overview — The System of Regulation and Adaptability
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4.1 Introduction — The System of Control and Regulation
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4.2 Structural Organisation
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4.3 The Autonomic Nervous System
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4.4 Regulation and Adaptability
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4.5 States of Activation and Regulation
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4.6 System Integration
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4.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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4.8 Learning Outcomes
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4.9 Integration with the Next System
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4.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 4 Assessment
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UNIT 4 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 5 – Endocrine System
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Programme Overview – Unit 5 Introduction Video
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5.1 Introduction — The System of Regulation and Hormonal Balance
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5.2 Structural Organisation
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5.3 Core Functional Roles
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5.4 Hormonal Regulation and Rhythm
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5.5 Integration with the Nervous System
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5.6 The Endocrine System and Stress Response
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5.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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5.8 Learning Outcomes
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5.9 Integration with the Next System
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5.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 5 Assessment
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UNIT 5 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 6 – Cardiovascular System
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Programme Overview – Unit 6 Introduction Video
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6.1 Introduction — The System of Flow and Distribution
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6.2 Structural Organisation
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6.3 Core Functional Roles
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6.4 Rhythm and Variability
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6.5 Integration with the Nervous System
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6.6 Cardiovascular Function and Stress
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6.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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6.8 Learning Outcomes
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6.9 Integration with the Next System
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6.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 6 Assessment
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UNIT 6 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 7 – Respiratory System
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Programme Overview – Unit 7 Introduction Video
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7.1 Introduction — The System of Breathing and Regulation
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7.2 Structural Organisation
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7.3 Core Functional Roles
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7.4 Rhythm, Depth and Flow
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7.5 Integration with the Nervous System
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7.6 Breathing and Stress Response
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7.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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7.8 Learning Outcomes
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7.9 Integration with the Next System
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7.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 7 Assessment
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UNIT 7 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 8 – Digestive System
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Programme Overview – Unit 8 Introduction Video
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8.1 Introduction — The System of Transformation and Assimilation
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8.2 Structural Organisation
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8.3 Core Functional Roles
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8.4 Digestion as a Process of Transformation
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8.5 Integration with the Nervous System
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8.6 Digestive Function and Stress
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8.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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8.8 Learning Outcomes
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8.9 Integration with the Next System
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8.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 8 Assessment
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UNIT 8 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 9 – Lymphatic and Immune System
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Programme Overview – Unit 9 Introduction Video
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9.1 Introduction — The System of Protection and Defence
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9.2 Structural Organisation
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9.3 Core Functional Roles
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9.4 Immune Response and Adaptability
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9.5 Integration with Other Systems
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9.6 Immune Function and Stress
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9.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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9.8 Learning Outcomes
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9.9 Integration with the Next System
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9.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 9 Assessment
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UNIT 9 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 10 – Urinary System
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Programme Overview – Unit 10 Introduction Video
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10.1 Introduction — The System of Elimination and Balance
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10.2 Structural Organisation
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10.3 Core Functional Roles
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10.4 Filtration and Regulation
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10.5 Integration with Other Systems
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10.6 Urinary Function and Stress
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10.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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10.8 Learning Outcomes
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10.9 Integration with the Next System
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10.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 10 Assessment
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UNIT 10 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 11 – Reproductive System
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Programme Overview – Unit 11 Introduction Video
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11.1 Introduction — The System of Creation and Continuity
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11.2 Structural Organisation
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11.3 Core Functional Roles
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11.4 Hormonal Regulation and Cycles
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11.5 Integration with the Endocrine and Nervous Systems
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11.6 Reproductive Function and Stress
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11.7 Educational Approach — Practitioner Insight
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11.8 Learning Outcomes
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11.9 Integration with the Next System
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11.10 Self-Assessment Quiz
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Unit 11 Assessment
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UNIT 11 Assessment Quiz
UNIT 12 – Integrated Systems Connection (Advanced Level)
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Programme Overview – Unit 12 Introduction Video
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12.1 From Systems to a Unified Network
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12.2 Interconnection of Body Systems
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12.3 Stress as a Multi-System Response
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12.4 Self-Regulation as a Foundational Principle
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12.5 Holistic Perception of Patterns
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12.6 Practitioner-Level Thinking
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UNIT 12 Assessment Quiz
Suggested Bibliography
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Suggested Bibliography
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