PAS 5532 - Clinical Skills III

2 Credit Hours

This is the third course in a four-part series, which will continue to instruct the student on the clinical skill of utilizing various modalities in the evaluation of diseases and medical conditions and the technical skill of performing various clinical procedures. It will build on clinical skills I and II (labs, radiology, electrocardiography, ultrasonography) and introduce specific laboratory tests, radiologic studies, and clinical procedures related to organ systems taught in pathophysiology/clinical medicine II (gastroenterology, urology, nephrology, musculoskeletal, neurology, and endocrinology). Emphasis will be on the most common disease-specific diagnostic studies, technical skills, and clinical procedures performed by primary care providers with hands on training in a skill lab setting. The course will be taught via lecture, team-based learning discussion, readings/videos, and skills lab/student performance.

Note: Access Med Online bundle – All required textbooks are supplied online through Access Medicine. If you would prefer a physical text, these will be available for purchase through the bookstore, but a physical copy is not required by the program.
Availability: Summer Only

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