A Diploma Course in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology - City & Guilds

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What is the aim of the course?

This specialist course in Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology has been designed for those students looking to study these fascinating topics in greater depth. It offers the advantages of home study and is ideal for those wishing to study a variety of therapies as this subject underpins the work of most therapists. In clear simple stages the course reveals the different body systems and how they function.
This programme is included in most of our Diploma Courses (see separate course sheets for details). Students who study more than one course with us do not have to duplicate these AP&P modules, subject to passing a multiple choice exam. The C&G exam is multiple choice using their GOLA system.

Upon successful completion, students will be eligible for a reduction in the fee for any of our other course which include this subject.

What does the course cover?

The course comprises 3 modules and covers:-
• Integumental Systems and Body Cavities: Cells, tissues, membranes, skin.
• Skeletal System: This forms the framework of the body.
• Muscular System: Muscles move the bones under the influence of the nerves.
• Nervous System: This is like the computer of the body; it is an electrical communication system receiving and giving out information. It is divided into two parts: the central nervous system (CNS), which is the brain and the spinal cord, and the peripheral nervous system which is made up of all the nerves in the body.
• Endocrine System: This is the glandular system. It uses chemical messengers called hormones to carry instructions around the body. The health of the body depends on a correct hormonal balance.
• Circulatory System: This is made up of the heart, blood vessels and the blood circulating around the body. It also involves the lymphatic system.
• Lymphatic System: This system consists of a fluid called lymph. Vessels that convey lymph are called lymphatics. Structures and organs all contain lymphatic tissue, but the central nervous system, bones, and cartilage do not.
• Urinary System: This gets rid of the waste fluid from the blood and is responsible for maintaining the liquid balance of the body.
• Digestive System: This is responsible for changing the food into substances that can be recognised and used by the cells of the body.
• Respiratory System: All cells need oxygen for life. The respiratory system takes oxygen into the lungs and gives out carbon dioxide. It works in close conjunction with the heart.
• Reproduction System Responsible for continuation of the species.
• Diseases of the Body System: Basic information of common ailments.
• Final Exam: to be completed on finishing course modules.
• Recommended Reading: The course gives details of the recommended books students should read.

What qualification does this course give?

Having passed the Kevala Centre or City & Guilds final examination the candidate will receive a Diploma in Anatomy & Physiology.

Students should note that the exam, should they wish to undertake the City & Guilds Diploma is a GOLA multiple choice examination to be taken at Morley College, London. Dates and prices may change from time to time outside of our control, but we will post available dates and costs well in advance so students can plan ahead.

What support is available?

Full tutor support is available from your own personal tutor and there are regular practical tutorials available at the Centre.

(see also the Anatomy and Physiology section in the library)

How do I enrol?

This course may be started at anytime, eliminating the need to wait for the start of an academic term. To enrol simply click on the appropriate "Enrol Online" button below.

Please read the Terms & Conditions of Enrolment, before completing and submitting your Enrolment Form.