The classes of drugs commonly used in the midlevel's clinical practice are examined with the emphasis on the mode of action such as rates of absorption, metabolism, excretion and effects on organ systems. Appropriate drug selection, side effects and toxicities, contraindications and drug interactions are discussed as they relate to the practical aspects of primary care. 4 credit hours. 1 credit hour. An integrated course covering the study of the gross structures of the brain and spinal cord and the functional relationship of the human nervous system.
Emphasis is placed on the major motor and sensory pathways and their integrative mechanisms.
Clinical case presentations encompassing the major and common neurological disease processes are presented. The basic skills of gathering historical information and interpreting the physical examination findings on the neurological patient are stressed. 2 credit hours. BIOL 351 Botany A general overview of the plant kingdom. Emphasizes parts of the plant body, ecology of plants, and general taxonomy.