Module 12

We began in our first modules with atoms and chemical bonds and progressed to biological macromolecules and cellular structures. Now our levels-of-organization approach culminates with the tissues and organ systems of human physiology.

Main Progression

Tissues & Histology
Human Embryology
Nervous System
Sensory Systems
Endocrine System
Musculoskeletal System
Cardiovascular System
Blood
Respiratory System
Lymphatic System & Immunity
Urinary System
Digestive System & Nutrition
Reproductive System

Knowledge Mapping

Bird's Eye View - Comprehensive review focussed on overcoming any weaknesses in high impact topics.
Conceptual Integration - Integrate perspectives from biochemistry, molecular genetics, cell biology and physiology to elucidate the chemical and molecular basis of physiological phenomena.
Testing - Full-length practice test.

Psychology & Sociology

Social Structure and Inequity

Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills

In Module 1 we begin a regular practice of reading from a variety of nonfiction sources. In addition to beginning our regular reading, we also begin the process of breaking down the CARS exam format as a form with its own set of rules. The better you understand the methods and intentions of the test-writers, the better you will become at interpreting CARS questions.