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ML1160 - Laboratory Pathophysiology

Utilizing a case study spiral learning methodology, this course presents and revisits general concepts of key disease processes covered during the first half of the MLT program and expands upon their impact on health from a clinical laboratory perspective. Through a lens of the five primary laboratory disciplines, the course focuses on major pathophysiologic changes in various disease states, including study of the associated etiology, pathogenesis, and laboratory manifestation As well as functioning to solidify their understanding of physiology and disease, the course is designed to help the student develop deeper knowledge of the relationships between laboratory results and clinical conditions, most importantly, to recognize possible discrepancies and implausible laboratory values.

Prerequisite(s): Successful Completion of all Semester 8 courses

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This course is offered in the following programs:
Medical Laboratory Technology  | 

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