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Applied Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathophysiology

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General

Prefix

ACR

Course Number

620

Course ID

00017002-2024-08-26

Course Level

Graduate

College/School

College of Science and Engineering

Description

Major human organ systems. Cellular structure, function, and metabolism. Development of medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and combination products to diagnose, mitigate, or cure pathological conditions.

Credits

Min

4

Max

4

Goals and Diversity

MN Goal Course

No

Cultural Diversity

No

Learning Outcomes

Outcome

Explain the structure, function, and relationships between major body organ systems, processes, and basic cellular structure and function.

Outcome

Discuss common pathophysiologies affecting the twelve major body systems: etiology, diagnostics, and medical device, pharmaceutical, and combination product treatments.

Outcome

Describe the role of medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and combination products in diagnosing, mitigating, managing, or curing medical diseases and conditions.

Outcome

Describe medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and combination products currently approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat common pathologies and discuss their application and actual/potential modes of action and adverse effects.

Outcome

Complete and present a Clinical Effects Analysis (CEA), illustrating the anatomic and physiologic basis of major organs and tissues as they relate to the diagnostic and therapeutic uses of medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and combination products.

Course Outline

Course Outline

Integumentary system and associated medical therapies. 10% Muscular and skeletal systems and associated medical therapies. 10% Nervous system and associated medical therapies. 10% Lymphatic system and associated medical therapies. 5% Cardiovascular system and associated medical therapies. 15% Urinary system and associated medical therapies. 10% Endocrine and reproductive systems and associated medical therapies. 10% Digestive system and associated medical therapies. 10% Respiratory system and associated medical therapies. 10% Clinical effects analysis (CEA). 10%

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ACR620 is a prerequisite for:

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ACR620 is a completion requirement for: