Course ID
043693
Course Description
Clinical Medicine I (In-person; hybrid) is the first in a three-course series (I-III) that
covers instruction in pathophysiology, pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics, pharmacotherapeutics and pharmacology, diagnostic studies, and clinical medicine. The content is arranged into course modules, each module covers a specific organ system or medicine topic, with corresponding pharmacotherapeutics instruction, and includes a set of modular objectives. The objectives are designed to guide the student through the information presented within that module, and help the student prepare for the end-of-module examination. The student, through a variety of mediums, such as lectures, cases, quizzes and activities, module wrap-up activities, and independent study/reading, will obtain this knowledge. Students are responsible for all information presented in lecture, covered in a case, and all pertinent information found in the assigned readings, guided by the learning objectives. The organ systems covered will change each semester to allow for appropriate depth and breadth across all systems in alignment with the Foundations in Medicine series.
covers instruction in pathophysiology, pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics, pharmacotherapeutics and pharmacology, diagnostic studies, and clinical medicine. The content is arranged into course modules, each module covers a specific organ system or medicine topic, with corresponding pharmacotherapeutics instruction, and includes a set of modular objectives. The objectives are designed to guide the student through the information presented within that module, and help the student prepare for the end-of-module examination. The student, through a variety of mediums, such as lectures, cases, quizzes and activities, module wrap-up activities, and independent study/reading, will obtain this knowledge. Students are responsible for all information presented in lecture, covered in a case, and all pertinent information found in the assigned readings, guided by the learning objectives. The organ systems covered will change each semester to allow for appropriate depth and breadth across all systems in alignment with the Foundations in Medicine series.
Min Units
8
Max Units
8
Repeatable for Credit
No
Grading Basis
SPF - Alternative Grading S, P, F
Career
Graduate
Enrollment Requirements
019688
Component
Lecture
Optional Component
No