Basics of anatomy and physiology

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  • Delivery method
    Online
  • Language
    Swedish
  • Scope
    5 ECTS
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Knowledge and understanding of the human body's anatomy is the key to both health and medical care. Now you have the opportunity to learn and recap the basics of physiology and anatomy. By participating in this course, you can develop and broaden your own expertise in the field. The course also offers a perfect opportunity to try out studies at a University of Applied Sciences.

NB! This course is only offered in Swedish. Please read more about the content and structure on our Swedish pages.

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