The study of the principles of the formation and development of blood, including the interpretation of normal and abnormal blood morphology and diagnostic procedures in the investigation of hematological disorders. Students are provided with a set of behavioral objectives for lecture and laboratory. These are statements of learning outcomes and behaviors which students are expected to achieve. The examinations given in the course will be keyed to objectives, textbook, handout, and other supplementary reading assignments as a means of evaluating their achievement. Students will be asked to participate in lecture discussions.
Additional references are available from the professor's library.
Students are expected to adhere to the University's class attendance policy as stated in the General Catalog and Student Handbook. Attendance in this and all other pre-clinical courses is required. Records will be kept and excessive absences will be noted in the student's permanent file. In emergencies, students are expected to contact the instructor as soon as possible. Students are required to be present for all examinations.