Easy Anatomy and Physiology (Platinum Edition) (Udemy.com)
An Easy Guide to Learning the Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Body
Created by: Bruce Forciea
Last updated November 2024
What you will learn
- Identify anatomical structures of the human body
- Understand anatomical terminology
- Understand the physiology of human body systems
How it compares
Against the other 662 rated Udemy courses in Health & Fitness on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.4 out of 5higher than 17% of them
- Reviews1,900#74 of 663 by number of reviews
- Length14.1 hourslonger than 93% of them
- Last updatedNovember 2024earlier than 56% of them
Course Description
This course presents many of the topics found in a typical 2-semester college anatomy and physiology course.
The topics are presented through animated videos and an ebook (An Easy Guide to Learning Anatomy and Physiology). Each body system is presented separately and there are quizzes at the end of each section. The typical time to complete this course is from about 8 - 12 weeks.
The course resources include links to my 3D model and interactive activity library.
I'm excited to announce that this course now includes Artificial Intelligence resources such as my custom Chatbots for learning A&P. The bots are trained on my ebook and include video, activity, 3D model, and image libraries. The chatbots provide individualized learning and can explain content in a variety of levels and in story and teach case formats.
Anyone wishing to learn about the anatomy and physiology of the human body will find this course useful, particularly students in allied health programs such as nursing, physical therapy, pre-chiropractic, and pre-medicine along with exams such as HESI and TEAS.
High school students taking A&P should find this course helpful as well.
This course is useful as a stand alone course or for supporting existing A&P courses. It also serves as a great review of A&P.
Instructor Details
- 4.4 Rating
1,900 Reviews
Bruce Forciea
Dr. Bruce Forciea likes to take complex scientific concepts and make them easy to understand through simple explanations and engaging elearning media. He has written several books on anatomy and physiology, health and healing, including Unlocking the Healing Code, An Easy Guide to Learning Anatomy and Physiology and An eText of Anatomy and Physiology.
Dr. Forciea has been teaching college anatomy and physiology full-time for over 20 years.
He also writes fiction and his books include The X-Cure, Alan 2 and Anomalies of reality. His latest book is on AI integration for educators (An Educator's Guide to AI). He has presented at national and regional conferences and taught professional development courses in AI Integration.
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Reviews
By Barbara Alexandra Kramer on 6/6/2026
I was looking for an intro to anatomy and physiology. This course sits weirdly between beginner-friendly and totally overwhelming with latin/ medical terminology. It doesn't offer a basic intro to each system, but rather chops everything up into too hard to comprehend details without giving the big picture first. The narrator's voice is so monotonous, I keep zoning out. I'm also not a fan of these generic AI images. And one thing that I find just so super annoying is that at the end of EVERY. SINGLE. LECTURE (and there are 160) he says "We hope you have learned something about xyz and see you in the next course" LIKE this is so redundant and just plain annoying. And who is this mythical "we"? It's one guy's course. I usually don't give bad reviews. But I am starting to be more honest in my reviews after repeatedly feeling like I wasted my money. I tried to get a refund after watching 4 (!!!) Sections out of 22 and was told by the UDEMY AI that I had watched too much to get a refund. So yeah, frustrating.
By Meera Karunakaran on 3/24/2026
Very detailed info using latest technology to see things visually with full detailed notes are really making me learn the body parts and its function in details in an attractive way. I am glad that I signed for it. Thank you.
By Mark Kupperschmidt on 1/10/2026
Love your accent which is almost none but definitely American English. There are so many Eastern-Indian speaking moderators or AI (Artificial Intelligence), it is nice to hear a real human speaking "to me" in an accent that I understand. I notice you even added the word Inguinal which was not on the diagram I was watching while you spoke, but it was in conjunction with another term like Iliac and I've had an Inguinal Hernia Repair, so I recognized the term when you said it, but it was fun to notice that you went slightly off script (not on diagram but you spoke it), because you're human and it was more descriptive than leaving Inguinal out of your description . . . listening to machines is very annoying and noticeable (they never go off script and are very robotic, having the same 3 or 4 movements repeated HUNDREDS of times within 5 minutes, and AI videos speak in monotone - never varying their tone to show emotion). They might think that they have it all figured out and that the AI voice is just as good as a real person for producing videos, but it's not! However, when it comes to a choice of a.) hearing an Eastern Indian person speak who I can barely understand or b.) hearing an AI monotonous voice, I'll choose the AI boring voice. One Udemy course that I saw recently where the Indian man used an AI voice to communicate what he wanted to say, caused me to be relieved because hearing a non-native speaker would have been infinitely more difficult than his using an AI voice. I wanted to learn the topic which others were not covering and which I wanted to learn, but I don't believe I would have been successful or able to understand all the lecture of the Eastern-Indian-born man, if he hadn't used an AI voice for the entire lecture. So my Ultimate Preference is someone like you, Dr. Bruce (a person who speaks American English like a person born in the U.S.A. and is not robotic like an AI generated video). Thank you for taking the time to record your actual voice to produce this video. It helps me to stay interested in the content. And since I am able to stay alert and not lulled to sleep by a monotonous AI voice, I have been successful in learning the concepts in your Easy Anatomy and Physiology course. Thank you, Tammy!
By Kayaga Stella Maris on 2/17/2025
I have learnt a lot about anatomy and physiology and how human body system was created. God is a greatest scientist truly. It is a very helpful study for my preparation for a nursing course. Thank you Doctor Forciea , you're a great teacher and you teach very well, explain well each section to understand. I have had a great experience and learning. Thank you again
By Hana Duong on 1/22/2025
I just want to say I like how Dr. Bruce present the materials. It made the materials easy to understand, fun and interesting and it is even better that the course include so many resources to study and practice. I really appreciate the dedication, passion and work Dr. Bruce put into this course. Thank you so much for helping me learning anatomy effectively without being so stressed.
By Aleksandra Visich on 6/4/2024
The course is probably most suitable for medical students and other professionals. For a lay person, it is way too loaded with specific terms and small details, and the quizes seem to mostly check one's ability to memorize long Latin names. It's not exactly bad, just not what I was looking for, but that might be my own fault. It is possible to extract useful common knowledge, but all the small details are overwhelming.
By Linda Talerico on 5/8/2022
I would have liked to have access to download the slides from the videos. I had to stop and make many drawings to fully understand all the information presented. That was very helpful for someone that is more visual like myself. I also found that most of the quiz questions where from the videos, so take good notes!
By Clifford Castelino on 11/1/2020
Good course
By Kumar Kadimisetty on 10/16/2020
Voice is too fast..and mostly of western type accent only..not clear but blunt
By John Cross on 9/21/2020
using this course as a refresher class
By Sandy on 9/13/2020
This course really dummify for dummies. Extremely easy to understand and breaks it down into section with as much examples
By Jacki Wallo on 9/11/2020
A lot of clear diagrams and listing of names so far. Not very exciting, but I suppose that's what the anatomy part of this Anatomy and Physiology course is about. Good so far :)
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Overall Score : 88 / 100






