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Company Name
MODERN TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL
Contract #
A-2023-069-05
Agency
Community Development
Council Approval Date
5/2/2023
Expiration Date
6/30/2027
Destruction Year
2032
Notes
For Insurance Exp. Date see Notice of Compliance
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HNOh66Y SCHOOL-$GHOOL CATALOG '• , <br />DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL ULTRASOUND/VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY <br />MODULE <br />COURSE: I JUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY....................................................................Credit Hours — 3.00 <br />The human anatomy and physiology course is designed to introduce students pursuing careers in the allied <br />health fields to the structure and function of the human body. Aworkbook includes exercises and answers <br />to assist the student with the course material. <br />COURSE: MEDIC/\L TERMINOLOGY...........................................................................................Credit Hours - 5.00 <br />The medical terminology course will provide a foundation for studying medical terms. The course is <br />c.rg:3nized into sections by body systems. A workbook format is utilized with the phonetic pronunciation and <br />practical applications included. <br />COURSE: CC)LLEGEMATHEMATICS..................... ................. .................... ................ .............. .CreditHours —3.00 <br />The college mathematics course provides a basic understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts. <br />COURSE: PATIENT CARE AND HANDLING.............................................................................. Credit Hours — 1.50 <br />`aubjects covered include medical ethics, asepsis, isolation technique, body mechanics, moving and <br />transferring patients, drainage tubes, bloodBorne pathogens, HIPAA, and BLS/CPR. <br />MODULE II <br />COURSE: ABDOMEN 100........................................................................................................... Credit Hours — 3.00 <br />' he historical aspects of ultrasound and cross -sectional anatomy will begin the course. During this course, <br />anatomy and physiology are covered for the liver, gallbladder, intra/extrahepatic biliary tree, pancreas, <br />kidneys, spleen, and vasculature <br />COURSE: OB/GYN 101................................................................................................................Credit Hours - 5.00 <br />The uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes cover the pelvis's normal anatomy and pathology. <br />COURSE: SCANNING LABORATORY 103................................................................................... Credit Hours - 3,50 <br />1 his initial lab class involves hands-on scanning of the liver, gallbladder, and pelvis. Equipment functions, <br />exam routines, and sonography techniques are stressed. <br />MODULE III <br />COURSE: ABDOMEN 200........................................................................................................... Credit Hours — 2.50 <br />the areas of concentration include anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the peritoneum and <br />r hoperitoneal. Pathology of the liver, gallbladder, biliary tree, spleen, pancreas, and kidneys will be <br />discussed. <br />COURSE: OB/GYN 201 ..........................-................... ................ I ................... ................... ......... Credit Hours - 4.00 <br />r he areas of concentration are first -trimester obstetrics, including embryology, placental development, fetal <br />i sting. lrophoblastic disease, Il1GR, twins, and fetal brain. <br />Published Januar ,�fli by 1t!Pbg�;, Ir 2Q�3 All tit Reserved© Visit as ski wow.mischaol.¢qu,)v <br />
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