This course is designed for physician assistant students to develop diagnostic and therapeutic skills across a range of body systems and disease processes. Students will learn to explore patient concerns using a structured framework that incorporates epidemiology, genetics, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, key history and physical exam findings, and diagnostic workup. The course will guide learners in formulating differential diagnoses, determining final diagnoses, and applying clinical practice guidelines. Students will explore treatment strategies, including the development of both acute and chronic care plans. Topics will include the role of referrals, interprofessional collaboration, and the importance of follow-up care. Refer to the list of body systems and topic areas for detailed content coverage. The course is delivered in person on campus. Pre-requisite(s): Admission into the LMU Chat PA Program
PAS CHATT 556: Clinical Medicine I
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