Gross Anatomy Provides Physician Assistant students with an extensive background in gross human anatomy through lectur
- Subject
- PAS
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2022-2023
- Source
- salus.smartcatalogiq.com
28 courses with the subject PAS, 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.
Gross Anatomy Provides Physician Assistant students with an extensive background in gross human anatomy through lectur
Medical Microbiology and Genetics Provides an overview of microbiology as it pertains to
Behavioral Science Covers the normal and abnormal psychological development of pediatric, adult and geriatric patients. Uses lectures and readings to develop the kn
This course is designed to introduce Physician Assistant (PA) students to pertinent issues of medical practice and the PA role in providing quality, patient-centered care. The student will receive specific instruction in professionalism, cross-cultural competency, diversity, and public health. As
Acute and Invasive Medicine &
This one semester course is designed to integrate aspects of health that impact individuals and the communities in which they live that fall outside the scope of physical medicine. Students will explore the
Physiology and Pathophysiology 1 Provides a foundation for the study of diseases in the Clinical Medicine courses and begins with basic science modules in cellular physiology, b
Physiology and Pathophysiology 2 Lectures proceed through organ systems, with presentations emphasizing normal physiology of that system, followed by the pathophysiology of diseases important to that organ system. For e
Physiology and Pathophysiology 3 & Lectures proceed through organ systems with presentations emphasizing normal physiology of that system followed by the pathophysiology of diseases important to that organ sys
Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics 1 First of three courses in Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics. Introduces students to the general principles of pharmacology and the application of t
Pharmacology & Clin Therapeutics 2 Second of a three-course series, teaches the principles of pharmacology and how to apply these princi
Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics 3 & Final course in a three-course series. Continues to teach the principles of pharmacology and how t
Clinical Problem Solving 1 The focus of this course will be to synthesize and practice the theoretical and practical aspects of critical thinking involved in the process of clinical problem solving. Through the application of self-discovery and through integration of clinical reasoning utilizing all knowledge and skills already obtained, students will continue to s
Clinical Problem Solving 2 & Utilizing the same problem-based learning format as CPS 2, students will develop patient case scenarios based on assigned clinical medicine topics. In a small group format, the students will perform a history and physical
Physical Diagnosis 1 First of two-course series designed to prepare the student for obtaining a complete medical history and performing a complete physical examination on any patient, with special sensitivity to gender, age and cultur
Physical Diagnosis 2 Utilizes the competencies acquired in learning the complete adult interview and physical examination in PA560 as a base upon which
Physical Diagnosis 3
Integrative Medicine Integrative medicine is the term used for the incorporation of complementary and alternative therapies (CAM) into mainstream medical practice. CAM is defined by The National Institutes of He
Clinical Medicine 1 First of three Clinical Medicine courses. Using an organ systems approach, this course presents the diagnosis and management of
Clinical Medicine 2 Second of three Clinical Medicine courses. Uses an organ systems approach and presents the diagnosis and management of the
Clinical Medicine 3 & Final of three courses. Presents the diagnosis and management of the most common clinical conditions seen by primary care providers for specific organ systems
Advanced Clinical Skills 1 is the first of a three-course series that instructs the student in the diagnostic and treatment modalities and
This is the second in a three-course series that instructs the student in the diagnostic and treatment modalities and technical skills utilized in clinical practice. Thr
Transition to Practice & Transition to Practice is designed to prepare the student to graduate and become a contributing member of the physician lead healthcare
Capstone Project 1 & Capstone Project 1 is a guided independent study course that takes place during the Spring Quarter and provides the initial structure for the final g
Capstone Project 2 & Capstone Project 2 is when the student completes the writing of their graduate research paper and upon its acceptance
Source: Salus University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59