Self-Paced Learning via Distance – suggested 6 months part-time study (120 hours)
Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology is essential as a foundation to many aspects of equine health care.
This course is designed for those entering the new and exciting world of Equine Anatomy and Physiology or for those that wish to expand their knowledge basis as health practitioners.
Anatomy and physiology are two of the most basic terms and areas of study in the life sciences. Anatomy refers to the internal and external structures of the body and their physical relationships, whereas physiology refers to the study of the functions of those structures.
Course outcomes evolve an appreciation of how the body functions and specific roles that each bodily system preforms to enable homeostasis’s.
Course Welcome
Student Handbook
Study Guide
How to Reference Your Work
Blank Assessment Cover Sheet: To be submitted with any written assignments.
Student Declaration Form: to be submitted to the College
EBook: Horse Anatomy
EBook: Anatomy of the Horse, 6th Edition
General Information of Horses
Module 1 Quiz
Equine Origins
Module 2 Quiz
Equine Breeds
Module 3 Quiz
Directional and Medical Terminology
Module 4 Quiz
A - Z Latin Dictionary
Cells and Tissue Systems
Module 5 Quiz
The Equine Skin
Module 6 Quiz
Equine Coat Types
Module 7 Quiz
The Skeletal System
Module 8 Quiz
Assessment
Blank Assessment Cover Sheet
The Muscular System
Module 9 Quiz
Assessment
Blank Assessment Cover Sheet
The Equine Hoof
Module 10 Quiz
The Cardiovascular System
Module 11 Quiz
The Lymphatic System
Module 12 Quiz
Course is suggested to be completed within 6 months part-time from commencement date. There is no course expiry, students can complete the course at a pace that is suitable and sustainable for their own work/study/life balance.
Students can enrol at anytime.
Course is delivered via distance education through the ANME online learning portal.
Prerequisites not required for enrollment into this course.
Student require a Computer/Laptop/or Smart Phone with internet access A headset (If your computer is without an internal speaker).
Students must have basic computer skills.
Students must have basic English language skills. As we do have subtitle options on webinars, unfortunately the online test assessments are conducted in English.
Graduates are eligible to join the the International Institute of Complimentary Therapies or the Small Animal and Equine Naturopathic Association as a full member. Association accreditation and industry recognised Equine Anatomy and Physiology.
