CLS111 Clinical Microbiology I

This course introduces students to the clinical microbiology laboratory and includes procedures for identifying normal flora and medically significant bacteria. Additionally, students study specialized techniques for collection, biochemical, and serological identification. Pathogens covered include anaerobic bacteria, and specialized gram-negative organisms. This course also introduces new technology for identification as well as correlation of test results to the patient’s clinical diagnoses.

Credit Hours

4

Lecture Hours

3

Lab Hours

3

Prerequisite

CLS101 Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Science Minimum Grade of: C and CLS103 Immunology & Serology Minimum Grade of: C

Corequisite

CLS109 Hematology I

Attributes

  • Free Elective