PA 530 - Fundamentals of Neurology

This course provides instruction in neurology and will expose students to the principles of neurologic disorders. Students will begin the approach to neurology through the study of anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, epidemiology, etiology, presentation, diagnostic work-up, differential diagnosis, assessment, management with both non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic treatment, prognosis, patient education, counseling skills, and population health aspects of acute and chronic neurologic conditions. The format includes formal lectures, readings, discussions, assignments, and case presentations. Learners will develop clinical reasoning and problem-solving skills through small casebased group sessions, simulations, and practice lab sessions.

Credits: 4

Program Graduate