SUFA-2230 Surgical Anatomy 4

Course prepares student for the advanced detail of surgical anatomy, physiology. Includes a review of the common function and structures of the human body including the surface anatomy. Other topics include relevant medical terminology, pathophysiology, etiology, disease, chemistry, microbiology, physics, and the technological sciences and congenital anomalies commonly encountered during surgical related interventions. In addition, pathology classification, cellular injury, types of necrosis, inflammation, types of injury, nutritional and metabolic pathologies, immunological disorders, neoplastic disorders, circulatory pathologies, hemodynamic management, and pain management will be included.
Formerly SURG-230
Prerequisites: Acceptance into Program with prior surgical experience.
Corequisites: SUFA-2232
Offered: Fall, Spring
Faculty Permission Required