The Modern Scholar

Basic Human Anatomy: The Beauty of Form and Function

By: Professor John K. Young

Narrated by: Professor John K. Young

The structures that lie beneath our skin represent a remarkable and beautiful assortment of biological mechanisms that are essential for our lives. However, we often take these structures for granted.

In these fourteen fascinating lectures from Howard University's Professor John K. Young, a basic overview of the human body, its physical features, biological systems, and general functioning will be presented for the benefit of anyone from budding medical students to curious laymen.

In Young's lectures, he shares the knowledge he has gained during his 30-year tenure as a teacher as he leads his audience on an unforgettable journey through the wonders of the human body.

©2008 John K. Young (P)2008 Recorded Books, LLC

Helpful general introduction to anatomy

Not enough editing for quality, and not the most engaging tone at times,, but a decent raw lecture.
Professor was noticeably less interested in reading and discussing topics further from their field of neurology.
Reader speaks on importance of terminology and vocabulary, but contradicts accompanying text.
The included PDF is relatively invaluable, especially due to these things.

Fascinating from head to toe.

A superb read covering the basics of our body in an easy to follow format. Worth listening to twice to fully grasp some of the concepts. Professor Young is an engaging speaker.

Great for students

This course helped me with my Paramedic studies. Highly recommend to help you comprehend the anatomy and physiology lectures in class.

very informative. like listening to a father.

I like the deseases that are interesting to talk about. it gives a good discussion about each symptoms. just the terms interested me.

Basic Human Anatomy review

A good primer of human anatomy and some physiology with concommitant implications for medicine. Very accessible to the layperson.