13 courses with the subject HAS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Students will learn the principles of infection control, bloodborne pathogens and OSHA regulations and apply them to both classroom and clinical settings.
This course is an introduction to public health and the role of the chiropractor as a primary care provider within the public health system. Discussion topics include the individual, community and systems approach to prevention, epidemiology, genetics, social, behavioral, biomedical and environmental sciences, health policy and management. This course requires collaboration and consists of online assessments, group projects, synchronous and asynchronous lectures.
Discussion of infectious disease, with emphasis on most common causative pathogens and their associated diseases. Pertinent vital features are highlighted re: presentation, diagnosis and treatment of common and/or critical infections in various organ systems.
This foundation nutrition course for chiropractic practice presents the fundamentals of nutrient biochemistry, metabolism, and dietary therapy. Vitamins, major minerals, and trace minerals are addressed along with clinical applications.
This foundation nutrition course for chiropractic practice presents the fundamentals of nutrient biochemistry, metabolism, and dietary therapy. Macronutrients are addressed along with clinical applications.
This course covers the examination of important psychological theories, assessment tools and conditions, discussion of common presentations of psychological disorders, screening recommendations for the chiropractic practitioner, and fundamentals of treatment. Diagnostic categories and syndromes are reviewed. This hybrid co
This foundation nutrition course for chiropractic practice presents the fundamentals of nutrient biochemistry, metabolism, and dietary therapy. Nutritional application and management of common conditions encountered in chiropractic practice are addressed.
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This course covers the physiologic and biomechanical changes normal to pregnancy. Those behaviors that maximize health in pregnancy for the mother and her unborn child will be addressed in depth. Health aspects of the first year of life are also discussed. This hybrid course consists of face-to-face weekly lectures and accompanying online content which is completed independently.
This is a general course in clinical pharmacology designed to provide the student with a fundamental understanding of the rationale for pharmacologic use of drugs for selected medical conditions; the proper use of drug information resources, proper interaction with the patient and prescriber, recognition of adverse drug reactions, awareness of drug abuse; and the basic principles of pharmacology and toxicology in humans. This hybrid course consists of online content, classroom presentations, case studies, external resources and discussions.
This course covers description and identification of underlying and serious mental health disorders as they present in the chiropractic office. Presenting symptoms and prevalence rates will be examined. Traditional therapies as well as alternative therapies will be explored and discussed. This hybrid course consists of up
This course covers normal growth and development of the child as well as recognition of common diseases and disorders of childhood. Emphasis is on prevention of health complications with a focus on the chiropractic approach to management of the child.
This course covers diagnosis and care of elderly patients with emphasis on the most likely conditions to present to chiropractic offices. Discussion topics include normal aging versus disease, theories of aging, demographic trends and special features of geriatric history taking, examination, diagnosis, and chiropractic care.
Source: Northwestern Health Sciences University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
