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Human Anatomy & Physiology — Foundation

The structural and functional vocabulary every Medical Promotion Officer needs before product training begins.

Updated Oct 2026Lifetime access
MSSAAP
Taught byDr. Md. Shahriaz Hossain Hasib and 2 more trainers

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4Chapters
11Lessons
4Hours of video
2Tests
LifetimeAccess

About this course

Before an MPO can discuss a molecule with a physician, they need the language the physician is already using. This foundation module builds that vocabulary from the ground up — from the single cell, through tissue and organ, to the eleven systems of the human body.

Who this course is for

Newly recruited Medical Promotion Officers in the RPL and RNL induction batches, and any field-force member refreshing their basics before a product cycle.

What you will be able to do

  • Define anatomy and physiology and explain how the two differ
  • Describe the cell, its organelles, its types and its functions
  • Explain the progression from cell → tissue → organ → system
  • Name the systems of the human body and state what each one does

Syllabus

ModuleTitleLessonsDuration
1Introduction — Anatomy & Physiology2 lessons45 min
2The Cell4 lessons90 min
3Tissue, Organ & System3 lessons75 min

Assessment

Continuous assessment during the session. The formal written paper follows in the Cardiovascular & Blood Physiology module.

Delivery

Classroom sessions run 09:00–13:00 and 14:00–17:30, Saturday to Thursday, at Radiant's L&D centre. All lesson material is also available here for revision.

Syllabus

4 chapters11 lessons
Basic System3 chapters · 10 lessons
  1. 1Introduction — Anatomy & PhysiologyPreview3 lessons
  2. 2The Cell4 lessons
  3. 3Tissue, Organ & System3 lessons
Course Materials & Downloads1 lesson
  1. Weekly Training Schedule

Try before you enroll

Lessons and tests from this course, open to everyone.

Your trainers

Dr. Md. Shahriaz Hossain HasibSr. Officer, TrainingLead trainer
Mr. Sakib Ahmed TanvirDeputy Manager, Training
Mr. Animesh PaulAssistant Manager, Training