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Program Details

CHSO 404: Advanced Pathophysiology

• 3 credits
• This course in organ systems physiology is designed to teach the fundamentals of normal function that are essential to understanding clinical problems.
• Examples from pathophysiology are used to illustrate physiological concepts.
• This course includes all major organ systems.
• It assumes previous academic preparation in anatomy and physiology and an understanding of basic algebra and simple physiology.
• Discussion sessions and problem sets provide opportunities to synthesize content and discuss clinical problems.