DMS149

This course offers an in-depth exploration of the major diseases and pathological conditions affecting the body’s systems, with a focus on the causes, incidence, signs, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and special considerations. Students will gain an understanding of relevant medical terminology and its application in diagnostic imaging. The course examines the critical role of diagnostic ultrasound in the detection, therapy, and treatment of various pathologies. Additionally, cultural implications in the prevention and treatment of disease are explored, emphasizing the importance of providing culturally competent care. By integrating clinical knowledge with sonographic practice, this course prepares students to effectively contribute to patient diagnosis and management in diverse healthcare settings. Recommended: DMS120 & DMS120L or equivalent. Prior healthcare/patient-centered care experience. Prerequisite: BIO160. Corequisite: DMS250.