Clinical Reasoning III

Catalog description

This course is a graduate-level course designed to provide an understanding of the fundamentals of the physiology, pathophysiology, and pathologies that most commonly affect the human endocrine glands (Block 1 of the course), and blood cells (Block 2 of the course). The course is designed along the lines of the already established Clinical Reasoning I and Clinical Reasoning II offered by the same instructor in the Fall semester and the Spring semester, respectively. The clinical topics covered in Clinical Reasoning III are different from and complementary to those presented in the other two Clinical Reasoning courses. Clinical Reasoning I covers the Cardiac, Respiratory, and Renal systems. Clinical Reasoning II covers the Neurology, Gastro-Intestinal, and Oncology systems.