The following requirements are
in addition to the 60 credits of Batavia University general education requirements:
Core Requirements:
30 credits
Human Anatomy (BIO 201)
3 credits
Human Physiology (BIO 206)
3 credits
The Muscoloskelatal System (BIO 208)
3 credits
Microbiology (BIO 322)
3 credits
Biochemistry (BIO 437)
3 credits
Medical Terms (MED 101) 3
credits
Surgery Room Procedures (MED 201)
3 credits
Pharmacology(MED204) 3
credits
Obstetrics/Neonatal Health Care (MED308)
3 credits
NursingTheory (MED 406) 3
credits
Additional Requirements: Choose 6 of the following 18
credits
Radiology 3
credits
Cytology
3 credits
Cardiology 3
credits
Endocrinology 3
credits
The Human Respiratory System
3 credits
The Human Reproductive System
3 credits
The Human Integumentary System 3
credits
Alternative Medicine 3
credits
Free Electives
12 credits
Choose another 12 credits worth of electives from any subject and discipline.
Course Descriptions:
Human Anatomy (BIO 201) An introduction to the body’s organs and systems, as well as more
detailed study of the diverse cellular componentry of each.
Human Physiology (BIO
206) A more detailed study of such processes as cellular respiration, reproduction, metabolism, etc. within the human body.
The Muscoloskelatal System (BIO 208) A
more detailed study of the bones and muscles in the human bodies, including identifications and treatments for various musculoskeletal
diseases and ailments.
Microbiology (BIO 322)
An in depth analysis of cellular physiological processes, aerobic and anaerobic respiration, detailed study of the processing
of nutrients at the cellular level, as well as various types of microbial organisms and their unique physiologies.
Biochemistry (BIO 437) A study of the complex
chemical interactions within living organisms and organic compounds, with emphasis on those which occur within the human body.
Medical Terms (MED 101) A study of
important medical words, roots, prefixes and suffixes essential for communication within the medical profession.
Surgery Room Procedures (MED 201) All the
basics for maintaining a safe, sanitary and comfortable operating room. Key surgical terminology is learned as well.
Pharmacology(MED204)A review of the basic
classes of prescription medications, what parts or systems of the body they effect, and how and why.
Obstetrics/Neonatal Health Care (MED308)
Provides a brief overview of maternity care, delivery procedures, complications which can occur during pregnancy and delivery
and how to deal with them, neonatal care, as well as introductory insights into post-partum life, care and psychology.
NursingTheory (MED 406) A theoretical
overview of basic nursing terminology and procedures. This is a theory course only and is not intended to meet the practical
requirements necessary to practice nursing or medicine.
