Anatomy–Physiology–Pathophysiology I

2 credits · Undergraduate

This is the first of two courses to address the anatomy, physiology, and general pathology states in major body systems of companion animals. This foundation will position the students to having a deep understanding of how disease states can impact their patient’s in a clinical setting and aid in anticipating and monitoring treatment outcomes. Throughout the course, special emphasis is made on the proper use of veterinary medical terminology. Body systems studied in this course include nervous system, cardiovascular, integument, skeletal, endocrine, and eyes/ears, special senses. RESTRICTIONS: Only Veterinary Technology students may take this course. FORMATS: Lecture | Lab