
CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY
Lectures: Blood Bank, Immunology, and Molecular Diagnostics
Lab Rotations: Blood Bank (10 weeks) and Serology (3 weeks)
This course is designed to provide knowledge and skills in order to:
- Provide an overview of immunology and molecular genetics theory with emphasis on clinical significance relating to medical application.
- Provide knowledge of immunology, HLA, molecular genetics, and cytogenetics, and an understanding of test principles and equipment used in these areas.
- Process specimens for serological testing, perform quality control, and interpret results accurately.
- Provide an understanding of the concepts, clinical practices, and techniques associated with modern transfusion medicine.
- Increase the understanding of Immunohematology through practical application, performing routine procedures, and preparing blood components for transfusion.
- Prepare students to become competent and confident medical laboratory scientists in the Transfusion Services department of the laboratory.
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