This course continues the study of anatomy and physiology with an emphasis on neuromuscular physiology, waste management and fluid balance, neurophysiology and a review of muscle structure. The emphasis of this class will be on the functional relationships of the body systems and their role in maintenance of life. This course will cover the gross anatomy of the peripheral nervous system and the innervations in the human body. Other topics covered include digestion, metabolism, nutrition, special senses, stress response and reproduction/fetal development. In addition, kinesiology will be considered with respect to structure and how form and function are interrelated and there will be an emphasis on the role that connective tissue plays in massage.