PAM 632 Clinical Medicine II

Clinical Medicine II develops medical decision-making skills using a body system approach. Medical knowledge includes epidemiology, etiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, management, and patient education for conditions common to primary care. Instruction includes lecture, case-based learning, and small group activities across the lifespan and care settings. Systems include Cardiovascular, Genitourinary (mens Health), Nephrology, Endocrinology. This course serves as the anchor for concurrent PAM didactic instruction, aligning system content across courses within the term.

Credits

6

Prerequisite

Admission to PA Program. PAM 630