SN-305

Introduction to Microbiology

The introduction to microbiology provides the learner with foundational knowledge that has applications in the health sciences including foundational nursing knowledge. The learner will explore theoretical and laboratory applications of course learning outcomes. The learner will explore the basics of microbial cell structure and function, antimicrobial therapy, drug resistance, antibodies, and laboratory/diagnostic microbiology. The learner will explore common infections and inflammatory responses in the immune system and lymphatic system, integumentary system, musculoskeletal system, and reproductive system. The learner will understand the involvement of microbes in emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases, nosocomial infections, and sexually transmitted infections.

Credit Hours

60

Min. Grade

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