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STUDENT INFORMATION

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Year two

Related pages: Year one | Year three | Year four

Block five

  • Basic Science/PBL: Pathophysiology 1 (6 hours)
    Cell injury, hemodynamic disturbances, genetics disorders, autoimmune disease, immune deficiency, and hypersensitivity.
  • Introduction to Patient Care: Diagnostic Tests and Medical Decisions (2 hours)
    Diagnostic tests, imaging, tests of function, differential diagnosis, and iterative hypothesis testing.
  • Advanced physical diagnosis.

Block six

  • Basic Science/PBL: Pathophysiology 2 (6 hours)
    Cardiovascular, respiratory, blood disorders, and nutritional diseases.
  • Introduction to Patient Care: Psychopathology and Behavioral Medicine (2 hours)
    Normal psychosocial development, psychopathology, psychotherapy, psychopharmacology, when to refer, and psychosocial factors in aging.
  • Advanced physical diagnosis.

Block seven

  • Basic Science/PBL: Pathophysiology 3 (6 hours)
    Gastrointestinal, liver, endocrine, renal, and genitourinary disorders.
  • Introduction to Patient Care: Clinical Practicum (2 hours)
    Charts and notes, admission orders, writing prescriptions, adult and pediatric nutrition, venipuncture, infection control, IV access, fluids and electrolytes, arterial blood gases, intubation, lumbar puncture, catheterization, and studies in ophthalmology.
  • Advanced physical diagnosis.

Block eight

  • Basic Science/PBL: Pathophysiology 4 (6 hours)
    Clinical microbiology, antibiotics, reproductive pathology, musculoskeletal, and skin and nervous system disorders.
  • Introduction to Patient Care: Doctor as a Person (2 hours)
    Lifestyle balance, stress, careers in medicine, patient safety, current issues in health care, ethics, end-of-life care, and the changing health care system.
  • Advanced physical diagnosis.

Students are required to demonstrate competency in doing a comprehensive history and physical examination before advancing to the third year.

 

updated 9/6/06


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