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P6713 Introduction to clinical medicine and public health
Designed to provide the master's degree student with a general overview
of medical diseases and the various organ systems of the human body.
Students achieve an understanding of pathophysiology, diagnostic
criteria, and treatment approaches to diseases. Emphasis on the
relationship of disease and its impact on public health. Covers
entities including, but not limited to, infectious diseases
(tuberculosis, AIDS), cardiovascular disease, pediatrics, psychiatric
illness, alcohol and substance abuse. Students learn basic medical
terminology as well as how various disciplines (i.e., nurse, M.D.,
social worker) work as a team within the hospital organization. Invited
speakers as well as field trips to hospital sites. Grade based on final
exam and term paper related to the field experience.
2 points
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