This course offers a continuation of the study of the theory, practice, and techniques of the clinical components of medical assisting. Building on knowledge and skills developed in MED 110, emphasis is placed on specimen collection and handling, performing routine diagnostic hematology and chemistry tests, obtaining EKGs and performing urinalysis. In addition, concepts of quality assurance, quality control, and OSHA regulations are covered. Students are required to perform capillary and venous blood collections. Comprehensive final examinations, written and competency based, covering MED 110 and MED 210 are required. |
