Preclerkship Curriculum

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Semester 6 - Spring

Adobe Acrobat PDF DocumentOST 519—Ethics, Policy, and Jurisprudence

2 Credit Hours; Tomlinson/Goodrich
Key issues in ethics, policy and law encountered in the practice of medicine.

Adobe Acrobat PDF DocumentOST 521—Hematopoietic System

1 Credit Hour; Gulick/Thoma
Multidisciplinary approach to the hematopoietic system. Hematopoiesis, clotting, and hematopoietic pathologies. Integration of clinical and basic science information.

Adobe Acrobat PDF Document OST 523—Genitourinary System

3 Credit Hours; Gulick/Schneider
Multidisciplinary approach to the urinary system. Normal structure and function and pathologies of the urinary and male reproductive systems. Integration of basic science and clinical information.

Adobe Acrobat PDF Document OST 524—Cardiovascular System

8 Credit Hours; Otten/Schneider
Multidisciplinary approach to the cardiovascular system. Normal structure and function and pathologies. Integration of basic science and clinical information.

Adobe Acrobat PDF DocumentOST 525—Respiratory System

5 Credit Hours; Hughes/Lockwood
Multidisciplinary approach to the respiratory system. Normal structure and function and pathologies. Integration of basic science and clinical information.

Adobe Acrobat PDF OST 538—Chronic Illness

1 Credit Hour; Wieting/Goodrich
Psychosocial aspects of chronic illness.

MSU ANGEL Course Site OMM 505—Osteo Manipulative Medicine V

1 Credit Hour; Gugel/Neuhardt
Application of osteopathic palpatory skills and treatment modalities in the approach to patients in various systems such as pulmonary and cardiovascular.

MSU ANGEL Course Site FCM 650—Principles of Family Medicine II

1 Credit Hour; Monson/Six
Continuation of FCM 640; Preceptorship experience in family medicine taught by faculty and clinical preceptors at multiple sites.
*One FCM 650 to be completed in either semester 4, 5 or 6