BIO 745 - Clinical Neurology II

3 credit(s)
This course continues the learning trajectory begun in BIO 744/PSY 633 - Introduction to Clinical Neurology. As in the parent course, students are required to use the principles learned in BIO 520/PSY 571 - Introduction to Neuroanatomy to solve a variety of clinical problems. The major areas of focus are movement disorders, pediatric neurology, and diseases of the peripheral nervous system. Additional topics include infections of the nervous system, chronic pain, dizziness-vertigo, and psychosomatic disease. The role of basic science in elucidating the nature of each of these disorders is emphasized.
Prerequisite(s): BIO 520 and permission of instructor and department chair.

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