Pathophysiology II

This course will study advanced concepts of pathophysiology and related disease processes. Using a body system approach and building of the concepts discussed in Pathology I the student will continue to explore the pathology of variety of disorders. With each unit diagnostic testing common to the system will be examined and their role in diagnosis and prognostic outcomes. Specific diseases and disorders will be discussed to apply learned concepts and how they affect the structure and function of the human body. Basic treatment modalities will be reviewed as a foundation of learning to be expanded upon in the practicum experience.

Notes:

The minimum passing grade for this course is 60%.

COURSE EQUIVALENCY: PATH 3505 is equivalent only if students have successfully completed BOTH PATH 3583 AND PATH 4583. Students must apply for a credit transfer to have their courses credited towards PATH 3505. Please see the Credit Transfer process.

FAST TRACK:
Pathophysiology I – PATH 3583 is scheduled for Semester Intake .
Pathophysiology II – PATH 4583 is scheduled for both Semester Intake & Monthly Intake .
Students attempting to complete both courses in one semester should register for PATH 3583 for a semester intake and PATH 4583 for the following monthly intake start.

The Fast Track (accelerated) course option cannot be completed in less than 7 weeks. Students must successfully complete PATH 3583 BEFORE they begin PATH 4583. Students should not register to complete PATH 3583 and PATH 4583 simultaneously. These are asynchronous courses that require students to follow a weekly schedule and complete all assessments within the assigned timeframes. These are not self-paced offerings.

HOW TO REGISTER: Students can register online or by calling enrolment services at 905-721-3000. Payment is due at the time of registration.

PROCTORED MID-TERM AND FINAL EXAMS: The mid-term exam and final exam for this course are online proctored exams. Detailed instructions are provided to students by their course facilitator. Students are responsible for scheduling their own exams. Students who miss their scheduled exam time, and/or do not reschedule within the required timelines, will be charged additional exam fees to reschedule.