15 courses with the subject PRT, 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.
PRT 750Introduction to Clinical Perfusion
This graduate level course is offered each summer and consists of both theory and practice to orient the student to the surgical environment of the cardiovascular perfusionist prior to beginning the clinical portion of the perfusion program. 2 Credits PERFUSION AT CARLOW UNIVERSITY OR ACCEPTANCE INTO UPMC’S MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION PROGRAM.
CARLOW UNIVERSITY BIO 205 AND BIO 206. ACCEPTANCE INTO THE BS IN BIOLOGY TO MS IN CARDIOVASCULAR
PRT 7711/7712 Perfusion Systems – Clinical I /Clinical I Continued
Introduction to the essential diagnostic and monitoring devices utilized by perfusionists. This graduate level course of instruction is designed to enable the student to calibrate, operate, and maintain cardiovascular perfusion equipment. 4/4 Credits
GOOD STANDING IN THE UPMC SCHOOL OF CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION PROGRAM.
PRT 775Hematology
A graduate level course of hematology and immunological principles with emphasis on coagulation and disorders of hemostasis, the preservation and clinical use of blood components, and the pathological effect of cardiopulmonary bypass on the biochemistry of the blood. 2 Credits
GOOD STANDING IN THE UPMC SCHOOL OF CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION PROGRAM.
PRT 778Renal Anatomy & Physiology
A graduate level course of renal physiology study with particular emphasis on the approach to cardiovascular patients with renal disease and the effects of cardiopulmonary bypass on renal function. 2 Credits 73
GOOD STANDING IN THE UPMC SCHOOL OF CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION PROGRAM.
PRT 779Cardiovascular Physiology
A graduate level study of the functional physiology of the cardiovascular system with emphasis on the hemodynamics of cardiopulmonary bypass. 2 Credits
GOOD STANDING IN THE UPMC SCHOOL OF CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION PROGRAM.
PRT 782Pulmonary Anatomy & Physiology
A graduate level review of pulmonary anatomy and respiratory physiology with emphasis on gas exchange and transport, acid-base balance, the effects of cardiopulmonary bypass on pulmonary function, and the clinical treatment of respiratory failure. 2 Credits
GOOD STANDING IN THE UPMC SCHOOL OF CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION PROGRAM.
PRT 7851/7852 Perfusion Procedures – Clinical II/ Clinical II Continued
A graduate level course designed to demonstrate the preparation of the cardiopulmonary bypass and auxiliary equipment used during surgery. The principles and practices of clinical perfusion management are introduced along with an emphasis on the types of systems and procedural applications associated with bypass surgery. 4/8 Credits
GOOD STANDING IN THE UPMC SCHOOL OF CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION PROGRAM.
PRT 787Medical Physics2
A graduate level course designed to introduce the learner to the properties of liquids and gases and the medical application of pressures in fluids and the cardiovascular system.
GOOD STANDING IN THE UPMC SCHOOL OF CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION PROGRAM.
PRT 793Congenital Pathology
A graduate level course designed to introduce the learner to the pathology, abnormal physiology, and surgical treatment of congenital heart disease. 2 Credits
