Periods	Pre-requisite	Sites & Slots	Hours	Weeks
11A	Year 4 status	5-10@USFMS	FT, 40 hr wk	2

Dr. Kendall F. Morris, PhD

This course is specifically designed to enhance student competency in Respiratory Pathophysiolgy. It will provide an overview of key concepts and present the clinical significance of principles of pulmonary physiology. Particular emphasis will be placed on recent advances in the understanding of pulmonary physiology. The course consists of in-depth reading, didactic sessions and case scenario experience. Students will prepare and present a case report.

Goals and Objectives

The goal of the course is to provide a review of pulmonary physiology as applied to clinical scenarios. Topics will include but are not limited to Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS), asthma, hyperbaric medicine and airway inflammation.

Teaching faculty

Dominic P. D’Agostino, PhD, Jay B. Dean, PhD, Bruce Schnapf, MD, and Thomas Taylor-Clarke, PhD

Evaluation

Students will be evaluated on oral presentations, application of the principles of pulmonary physiology to clinical scenarios, the incorporation of historical and recent basic science discovery in oral case reports, and the use of references and judgment of evidence in case reports.

Track

One of the options for Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, and Pediatrics

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