Undergraduate Bulletin
Document Number 4.04.05
Return to Medical Technology
[1] Courses in Medical Technology (MD T)
4108 SEMINAR I Introduction to the hospital laboratory including phlebotomy and medical terminology; attendance at laboratory inservice.
4110 SEMINAR II Attendance at laboratory inservice; presentation of inservice including visual aids; review for comprehensive exam.
4111 IMMUNOLOGY Principles of basic immunoglobulin structure and antigen-antibody reactions with application to clinical immunology procedures.
4121 MANAGEMENT AND EDUCATION TOPICS Introduction to basic principles of management theory and educational principles.
4122 BODY FLUIDS Chemical, physical, and microscopic study of urine, cerebrospinal, and other body fluids.
4123 IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY Genetic theory of human blood groups and fundamentals of transfusion practice and component therapy.
4410 CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY Study of human pathogenic microorganisms including bacteria, myco-bacteria, fungi, and parasites, with emphasis on clinical isolation and identification techniques.
4413 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY Study of analytes in serum with emphasis on clinical significance, diagnostic utility, and detection methods; includes immunoassay and toxicology.
4423 HEMATOLOGY Study of hematopoiesis, anemias, leukemias, hemoglobinopathies, coagulation, and principles of hematological testing.
4510 CLINICAL INTERNSHIP I Clinical training in the following areas of the hospital laboratory: hematology/coagulation, includes operation of instrumentation and quality control practices.
4512 CLINICAL INTERNSHIP II Clinical training in the following areas of the hospital laboratory: chemistry and urinalysis, includes operation of instrumentation and quality control practices.
4611 CLINICAL INTERNSHIP III Clinical training in the following area of the hospital laboratory: blood bank/serology, includes operation of instrumentation and quality control practices.
4714 CLINICAL INTERNSHIP IV Clinical training in the following area of the hospital laboratory: microbiology, includes operation of instrumentation and quality control practices.