Clinical Chemistry II

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Students understanding of clinical chemistry by exploring complex biochemical processes and their clinical significance. Emphasis is placed on the interpretation of laboratory results in the context of patient physiology and disease states, including metabolic, endocrine, and organ-specific disorders. Students develop skills in integrating multiple test results, recognizing patterns, and applying critical thinking to support accurate diagnosis and evidence-based management. Examines factors that influence test reliability and clinical decision-making, preparing students to analyze and evaluate biochemical data in a clinical context. Graded on A-F basis only. Credit Hour s : 2 Prerequisites: Restricted to Medical Laboratory Science Program students