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ICM 2 (MS2)
Spring
Exam 2: Pulmonary, Endocrine, Pediatrics, PD, and Radiology
Exam 1: Cardiology & PD
- Cardiology - Pediatric Cardiology (12/01/30)
- Cardiology - Exam Review (12/01/27)
- Cardiology - Syncope (12/01/27); read 20
- Cardiology - Tachyarrythmias (12/01/26); read 233, e30
- Cardiology - Bradyarrthmias and Conduction Disturbances (12/01/25); read 232, e30
- Cardiology - Introduction to ECG Part II (12/01/24); read 228, 231, e28
- Cardiology - Introduction to ECG Part I (12/01/23); read 228, 231, e28
- Cardiology - Congestive Heart Failure (12/01/23); read 234
- Cardiology - Cardiomyopathies (12/01/20); read 238
- Cardiology - Acute Coronary Syndromes (12/01/20); read 244-245
- Cardiology - Ischemic Heart Disease Cases (12/01/19); read 230, 243, 246
- Cardiology - Evaluation of the Pt with Angina (12/01/18); read 243
- Cardiology - Intro to Ischemic Heart Disease (12/01/17); read 241-243, e32
- Cardiology - Diseases of the Aorta (12/01/13); read 248
- Cardiology - Pericardial Disease (12/01/13); read 239
- Cardiology - Valvular Disease and Infectious Endocarditis (12/01/12); read 237, 124
- Cardiology - Mitral Valve Disease (12/01/11); read 237
- Cardiology - Aortic Valve Disease (12/01/10); read 237
- Cardiology - Heart Murmurs (12/01/09); read 227-e13
- Cardiology - Introduction to Cardiology (12/01/09); read 224-227
Fall
Exam 3
- OBGYN - Review (12/08/11)
- OBGYN - Infertility (12/07/11)
- OBGYN - Gyn Cancers (12/07/11)
- OBGYN - Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (12/06/11)
- OBGYN - Menopause and HRT (12/06/11)
- OBGYN - Normal and Abnormal Labor (12/05/11)
- OBGYN - Embryology (12/05/11)
- OBGYN - Pregnancy Gone Wrong (12/02/11)
- OBGYN - Maternal-Fetal Physiology (12/02/11)
- OBGYN - Family Planning (11/30/11)
- OBGYN - Early Pregnancy Loss (11/29/11)
- OBGYN - Introduction (11/28/11)
Exam 2
Dermatology
- Dermatology - Common Skin Diseases
- Dermatology - Benign Tumors and Premalignant Changes
- Dermatology - Scaling Disorders
- Dermatology - Hair Disorders
- Dermatology - Blistering Dermatoses
- Dermatology - Common Skin Cancers
- Dermatology - Cutaneous Signs of Systemic Disease
- Dermatology - Bright Red Rashes
- Dermatology - Pediatric Birthmarks and Exanthems
- Dermatology - Introduction
Exam 1
Psychiatry
- Personality Disorders (08/24/11)
Physical Diagnosis
Miscellaneous
- Special Physical Diagnosis - Newborn
- Special Physical Diagnosis Session - Plastic Surgery
- Basic clinical skills (08/17/11)
- Moral competence in medicine (08/16/11)
- Introduction lecture (08/15/11)
- Patient interviewing, a monograph
- Course information
ICM 1 (MS1)
- Session 20: Patient interview 4
- Behavioral health quiz
- Session 19: Ethics and end of the life care
- Session 18: Life cycle 5 - older adult years
- Session 17: The patient with communicable diseases
- Session 16: Sensitive issues in the patient interview
- Session 15: Life cycle four - middle adult years
- Session 14: The role of human behavior in health care
- Notes from 01/24/11 lecture (Medical Ethics)
- Session 13: Standardized patient interview
- Session 12: Professionalism
- Notes from 01/12/11 lecture (Home Health)
- Session 11: Life cycle 3 - young adult
- Session 10: Ethical issues in the patient-doctor relationship
- Session 9: Patient interview 2
- Session 8: Life cycle 2 - adolescence
- Session 7: Religion, spirituality, and health care
- Session 6: Cultural diversity in health care
- Session 5: Neighborhoood health clinics
- Session 4: Introduction to the life cycles
- Session 3: Introduction to the patient interview
- Session 2: The role of family in health and illness
- Session 1: The patient-doctor relationship
