Clinical Medicine

Catalog description

Clinical Medicine brings in the most common diseases affecting the Gastrointestinal system including 80 to 90% diseases and disorders most often seen in primary care or emergent settings. This curriculum provides the clinical presentation, differential diagnosis, and treatment. Where quality-of-care guidelines exist, they are included. Conditions include genetic, infectious, acute and chronic medical, traumatic, and surgical conditions. Treatment includes osteopathic principles, pharmacology, and surgical treatments. Diagnostic procedures are presented including radiology, laboratory results, and other disease specific diagnostic exams. The course is taught in lecture and case presentation format and often requires pre-reading by the student for the cases discussed in class. •