| (4 cr.) This detailed study of microorganisms and the
diseases they cause in man includes consideration
of infectious disease microorganisms including
their biochemical, serological and virulence
characteristics, and clinical manifestations. An
organ system approach is used to examine the
fundamentals of pathogenicity, host response,
epidemiological aspects of infectious disease, as
well as clinical manifestations, diagnosis and
treatment of infections. The laboratory stresses
techniques used in specimen collection and
handling, isolation and identification of
microorganisms, and the interpretation of the
results and correlation with clinical condition.
Every Year, Fall |
Section 01
Instructor:
Dawn Colomb-Lippa
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8:00a.m.- 9:50a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 244
| Section 01
Instructor:
Dawn Colomb-Lippa
TH
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7:30a.m.- 9:50a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 244
| Section 01
Instructor:
William Kohlhepp
T
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8:00a.m.- 9:50a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 244
| Section 01
Instructor:
William Kohlhepp
TH
/
7:30a.m.- 9:50a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 244
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