MLS 320 - Clinical Hematology

First part of a two semester clinical hematology sequence. A comprehensive study of the formation of blood cells, clinical hemostasis, functions of the hematopoietics related to hematologic disease states and the instrumentation and manual procedures to quantify and identify cells. This will include the morphologic interpretation of blood and bone marrow cells and the analysis of the maturation cell sequence in peripheral blood. Flow cytometry will also be discussed. (2-3)

Requisites: Admission to Medical Laboratory Science Major (B.S.) program (Required, Previous).

Credits:3 cr

Session Cycle: Winter onlyYearly Cycle: Every Year