Respiratory Therapy
Most people take breathing for granted. It’s second nature, an involuntary reflex. But for the thousands who suffer from breathing problems, each breath is a major accomplishment. Those people include patients with chronic lung problems such as asthma, bronchitis, and emphysema; heart attack and accident victims; premature infants; and people with cystic fibrosis, lung cancer, and AIDS.
Courses
- AHMS 144 — Medical Terminology
- AHRC 140 — Respiratory Care Clinic I
- AHRC 150 — Respiratory Care Laboratory I
- AHRC 152 — Respiratory Care
- AHRC 155 — Respiratory Physiology
- AHRC 160 — Pharmacology for Respiratory Diseases
- AHRC 170 — Respiratory Care Techniques and Procedures I
- AHRC 171 — Respiratory Care Techniques and Procedures II
- AHRC 180 — Ventilator Management
- AHRC 240 — Respiratory Care Clinic III
- AHRC 241 — Respiratory Care Clinic IV
- AHRC 245 — Respiratory Care Clinical Seminar I
- AHRC 246 — Respiratory Care Clinical Seminar II
- AHRC 250 — Respiratory Care Laboratory II
- AHRC 251 — Hemodynamic Monitoring
- AHRC 254 — Pulmonary Assessment
- AHRC 262 — Neonatal Respiratory Care
- AHRC 264 — Alternate Sites for Respiratory Care
- AHRC 281 — Respiratory Law and Ethics
- AHRC 291 — Special Topics: Community Outreach
- BIOB 160 — Principles of Living Systems w/ Lab
- BIOH 201 — Human Anatomy Phys I w/ Lab (= 301)
- BIOH 211 — Human Anatomy Phys II w/ Lab (=311)
- CHMY 121 — Intro to General Chem w/Lab
- COMX 115 — Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- PSYX 100 — Introduction to Psychology
- PSYX 230 — Developmental Psychology
- STAT 216 — Introduction to Statistics
- WRIT 101 — College Writing I