16 courses with the subject MLS, 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.
This course is a study of the physiologic mechanisms of the kidney along with the importance of the kidney in homeostasis and other body fluids commonly encountered in the clinical laboratory. Laboratory practice is a required component. Prerequisite: Admission into the MLS program. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a study of the human immune system in health and disease and the theory, practical application and evaluation of immunologically related disorders. Prerequisite: Admission into the MLS program. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a study of the content related to the theory, laboratory procedures, and disorders of the coagulation and fibrinolytic systems. Laboratory practice is a required component. Prerequisites: Admission into the MLS program; Co‐ requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a study of the origin and maturation of red cells, white cells, and platelets. Content includes normal and abnormal red cell morphology of human blood and the theory and application of routine hematology tests, specimen collection and processing, and basic phlebotomy techniques. Content will include the introduction of anemias. Laboratory practice is a required component. Prerequisite: Admission into the MLS program; Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is an overview of issues and skills necessary in a modern laboratory environment to include relevant clinical laboratory techniques/procedures, quality assurance, laboratory safety, pre‐analytical processes, and laboratory operations. Prerequisite: Admission into the MLS program. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a study of the theory, practical application, technical performance, and evaluation of procedures in bacteriology. Topics include various procedures and techniques for isolation, identification, and susceptibility testing of normal and pathogenic organisms. Laboratory practice is a required component. Prerequisites: General/College microbiology and must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester, admission into the MLS program, successful completion of all MLS courses in the fall term. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the semester.
This course is a study of the formation and identification of abnormal formed elements in human blood with correlations to disease processes, white cell disorders, anemias, and the theory and application of special hematology tests. Laboratory practice is a required component. MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a study of the basic principles of blood banking in relation to blood grouping, typing, compatibility testing, and antibody identification. Also included are topics on donor processing, preparation of components and component therapy, transplant medicine, pre‐ transfusion problem solving, adverse transfusion reactions, hemolytic disease of the newborn, immune hemolytic disorders, parentage testing, regulatory and accreditation requirements. Laboratory practice is a required component. Prerequisites: MLS 307; successful completion of all MLS courses in the fall term. Admission into the MLS program. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a selected clinical experience in the assigned clinical laboratories. The clinical practicum will provide students an opportunity to develop competencies in the assigned clinical lab areas upon successful completion of the didactic component/s. Students will train under the supervision of medical laboratory scientists. Prerequisites: Admission into the MLS program and completion of all prior MLS courses. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a study of the principles of molecular methods and their application in the diagnosis of disease. Topics include the anatomy of a gene, the roles and components of DNA and RNA in a cell, nucleic acid structure, and molecular techniques in a clinical laboratory. Prerequisites: General Chemistry 1 and General Chemistry 2, Organic Chemistry I and II or higher level, successful completion of all MLS courses in the fall and spring terms, and admission into the MLS program. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a study of the theory, techniques and procedures to identify and quantitate chemical analytes in blood and body fluids and the correlation of these analytes to human disease. Laboratory practice is a required component.
Total 20 hours
This course is designed for students to review educational materials in the areas of Medical Laboratory Science to prepare for a simulation of the national certification examination for Medical Laboratory Science. Prerequisite: Admission into the MLS program. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a study of the principles of laboratory administration and operating a clinical laboratory. This course is also designed to prepare the students for career planning and employment. Educational methodologies used to train/educate users will be included. Topics include human resource management, HIPAA, ethics, professionalism, team building, operations management, governmental regulations, standards, decision making, users and research design/practice for the supervisor and laboratory manager. Prerequisites: Admission into the MLS program and successful completion of all MLS courses in the fall, spring, summer trimesters. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
This course is a selected clinical experience in the assigned clinical laboratories. The clinical practicum will provide students an opportunity to develop competencies in the assigned clinical lab areas upon successful completion of the didactic component/s. Students will train under the supervision of medical laboratory scientists. Prerequisites: Admission into MLS program. Completion of all MLS courses prior to the term the course is offered. Co‐requisite: Must enroll in all MLS courses offered in the trimester.
Total 55 Hours Total Credit Hours for Degree Requirement 120 Hours NOTES: * Indicates courses that must be completed in order to apply for the major. All General Education courses except HSC 104, HSC 301, and SOC 201 are required to be completed prior to beginning MLS major courses. MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN – BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCES (MLT‐ BHS) MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE COMPLETION DEGREE MLT‐BHS COMPLETION DEGREE SELECTION PROCESS A sequence of study for the associate degree medical laboratory technician is available to qualified students who wish to pursue a Bachelor of
Source: Baptist Health Sciences University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
