Credits Lectures provide an understanding of the theoretical basis and physiological implications of clinical procedures in the medical office and prepare the student for further professional training. Laboratory experiences in vital signs, asepsis, sterilization, blood studies and urine studies supplement the lecture material. 2 Credits A background in basic terminology of medical, diagnostic, symptomatic and surgical terms. Literal definition, analyses of composite words and building of new words are stressed. This course is designed to provide theory and practice in first aid and safety.
Emphasis is placed on safety procedures in environmental situations.
Persons who qualify may receive a first aid card. Use, adverse response, special cautions and interactions of drugs commonly used in dental and medical practices are emphasized. This course treats the application of plants and plant products to the service of man. Economic botany is designed to develop the student's awareness of the fundamental role of plants for man and his society. Credits A course designed to teach people more about themselves.