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reserves the right to withdraw, modify, or add to the courses offered.
The four capital letters in parentheses represent
the computerized abbreviation for that subject field; the abbreviation is often
used on documents and course schedules. The numbers in parentheses represent
the Integrated Post-secondary Education Data System (IPEDS).
Allied Health Sciences (AHSC‑51.09)
Admission into certain courses listed under Allied Health Sciences may be subject to prior credentialing and/or licensing
requirements. For additional information consult coordinator for Allied Health Programs.
AHSC 220.Pathophysiology. 3-3-0.
Prerequisites: BIOL 116-117 or permission of department head. Systems approach which
identifies, characterizes, and analyzes physiological alterations in the functions of the
human body. Emphasis on the alterations of normal physiology and the various ways alterations are
manifested. (Formerly BIOL 220.) (51.0901)
AHSC 221.Pharmacology.
3-3-0. Prerequisites: BIOL 116-117 or permission of department head. Underlying principles of
actions of various drug groups; sources, physical and chemical properties, physiological actions,
absorption rate, excretion, therapeutic uses, side effects, and toxicity. Emphasis on fundamental
concepts applying to actions of most drugs.(Formerly BIOL 221.) (51.0901)
AHSC
301.
Cardiovascular
Technology Fundamentals I. 3-3-0. Theory
and application of basic non-invasive
cardiovascular diagnostic procedures with an
emphasis on electrocardiography and ambulatory
monitoring. Open to students with junior standing
or permission of the instructor. Fa only.
(51.0901)
AHSC
302.
Cardiovascular
Technology Fundamentals II. 3‑3‑0.
Prerequisite: AHSC 301. Theory and application of
intermediate and advanced cardiovascular
diagnostic procedures with an emphasis on cardiac
stress testing, pacemaker therapy, cardiovascular
disease and pharmacology. Sp only. (51.0901)
AHSC
303.
Cardiovascular
Technology Internship. 6‑0‑18.
Prerequisite: AHSC 302 or permission of
instructor. Supervised internship/practicum in
non‑invasive cardiovascular diagnostics in an
approved clinical facility. Sp and Su only.
(51.0901)
AHSC
306.
Assessing
Wellness During Health and Disease. 3-3-0.
Prerequisites: EMSP 101, 102, and 103 or
permission of instructor/department head. Theory
and application of health risk appraisal, clinical
exercise testing, and exercise recommendation for
apparently healthy individuals and special
populations. Fa only. (51.0999)
AHSC
308.
Optimizing
Wellness During Health and Disease. 3-3-0.
Prerequisite: AHSC 306. Theory and application of
exercise management for apparently healthy
individuals and special populations. Sp only.
(51.0999)
AHSC
400.
Invasive
Cardiovascular Monitoring. 3‑3‑0.
Cardiovascular hemodynamics from an anatomical,
physiological, and clinical perspective. Emphasis
on right and left heart function and pulmonary,
coronary and systemic circulation. Open to
students with junior standing or permission of
instructor. (51.0901)
AHSC
401.
Introductory
Echocardiography. 4‑3‑2. Introductory
presentation of theory and diagnostic application
of cardiac ultrasound with emphasis on M‑Mode and
Two‑Dimensional imaging. Open to students with
junior standing or permission of instructor. Fa
only. (51.0901)
AHSC
402.
Intermediate and
Advanced Techniques in Echocardiography and
Doppler Ultrasound. 4‑3‑2. Prerequisite:
AHSC 401. Presentation of theory and diagnostic
application of interventional echocardiographic
and doppler ultrasound techniques. Sp only.
(51.0901)
AHSC
403.
Echocardiography
and Doppler Ultrasound Internship. 6‑0‑18.
Prerequisite: AHSC 402 or permission of
instructor. Supervised internship/practicum in an
approved clinical facility. Sp and Su only.
(51.0901)
AHSC
405.
Invasive
Cardiovascular Monitoring and Diagnostic
Practicum. 6-0-18. Prerequisite: AHSC 400
or permission of instructor. Supervised
clinic/practicum in invasive cardiovascular
monitoring and diagnostics in an approved medical
center or clinic facility. Sp and Su only.
(51.0901)
AHSC
406.
Advanced
Pulmonary Laboratory Science. 4‑3‑2.
Prerequisite: Junior standing or permission of
instructor. Theory and application of principles
and techniques used in the evaluation of pulmonary
function and sleep‑related respiratory disorders.
Fa only. (51.0908)
AHSC
408.
Medical
Conditions. 3-3-0. Prerequisite: Completion
of Biological Sciences GENED Requirements or
permission of instructor. Medical illnesses with
emphasis on conditions/diseases that touch the
life of every individual. Open to all majors. Sp
only. (51.0901)
AHSC
410.
Clinical Human
Performance Laboratory. 3-2-3. Prerequisite
or corequisite: H&PE 360. Laboratory
techniques in human performance, physical fitness
testing, clinical exercise stress testing, and the
physiology of exercise. Fa only. (31.0505)
AHSC
412.
Clinical
Experience in Health Sciences. 3-0-12.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor/department
head. Supervised practicum in Allied Health
clinical setting at an approved facility. This
course may be repeated as clinical experiences
vary. (51.0999)
AHSC
410.
Concepts in
Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation. 3-3-0.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Comprehensive introduction to guidelines for
cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation and secondary
prevention programs. Fa only. (51.0999)
AHSC
432.
Work-Site Health
Promotion and Ergonomics. 3-3-0.
Prerequisites: AHSC 306 and 308 or permission of
instructor/department head. Comprehensive
introduction to work-site health promotion and
industrial ergonomics. Sp only. (51.9999)
AHSC
436. Clinical Experience in Health and
Wellness Sciences. 4-0-16. Prerequisite:
Permission of instructor/department head.
Supervised practicum in a health and wellness
clinical setting at an approved facility. This
course may be repeated as clinical experiences
vary. (51.0999)
AHSC
438.
Operation of the
Health, Fitness, and Rehabilitation
Facility. 3-3-0. Prerequisite: Permission
of the instructor. Theory and application of
standards and guidelines involved in the operation
of the health, fitness and rehabilitation
facility. Sp only. (31.0504)
AHSC
440.
Integrated Health
Professions Practice I. 4‑4‑0.
Prerequisites: Completion of an accredited allied
health program, credentialed/licensed in an allied
health specialty and completion of all required
support courses. A multidisciplinary approach to
the role(s) of allied health professionals in the
delivery of health care services. Emphasis on
coordinated services and resources that are
specific to community health, contemporary
clinical care, accountability and cost
effectiveness. (51.0701)
AHSC
442.
Integrated Health
Professions Practice II. 4‑4‑0.
Prerequisite: AHSC 440. A comprehensive approach
to clinical service and education in the allied
health professions. Emphasis on continuous
validation of clinical practice and the
development of education programs that will
promote life long learning and continued
competency. (51.0701)
AHSC
450.
Seminar in
Contemporary Health Care Issues. 3‑3‑0.
Multidisciplinary approach to selected topics,
readings, discussions, projects, and papers on
various aspects of health care related to the
allied health professional. Subject content and
presenters will vary depending upon current
issues. Open to students with junior standing in
the health care professions or permission of
instructor. (51.9999)
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