CLSC 3630 Clinical Microbiology I
This course provides an overview of human pathogens commonly encountered in the clinical laboratory including parasites and bacteria. Diagnostic techniques used in the hospital laboratory as well as correlation with disease processes are covered. Appropriate pre-analytical, analytical, and post-analytical processes are discussed. An emphasis is placed on staining, cultural, and differential biochemical characteristics, as well as methods of isolation.
Prerequisite
Admission into the Clinical Laboratory Science Program or special approval.
Offered
As scheduled