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underserved primary care setting and build on what they learned in FMED 401. Specific goals, learning objectives and reading assignments are outlined in the Clinical Clerkship Manual. Graded S/U. 5 semester credits each IMED 401 – Cardiology This fourth-year required clerkship is designed to provide the student with clinical exposure, observation and training to further their understanding of cardiology. Students focus on the basic care, treatment and diagnosis of common cardiovascular illnesses in the adult patient to prepare for more advanced study of the discipline. Training emphasizes physician awareness, assessment, treatment, and acknowledgement of common cardiovascular conditions. Specific goals, learning objectives and reading assignments are outlined in the required curriculum modules. Graded S/U. 5 semester credits Elective and Sub-Internship Clerkship Descriptions Mission: The mission of the Electives Program is to prepare students for entry into clinical practice through elected experiences that complement and extend the training gained in required core clerkships. These elected experiences will facilitate broad-based reflection on career goals and choice while also enhancing skills in patient assessment, evaluation and treatment. Goals: Electives provided by KCUMB and affiliated partner institutions will: 1. Prepare students to confidently and competently assess patients with undifferentiated disease; identify medical problems; and diagnose, treat and communicate findings to the patient; 2. Assist students in selecting a career focus and identify programs which match career goals; 3. Facilitate student understanding of the role of the physician in patient care and community health; and 4. Prepare students for entry into clinical training programs. The following list of elective and sub-internship clerkships are designed to provide students with clinical exposure, observation and training to further their understanding within a selected area of interest as specified in the course title. These experiences take place in a wide variety of clinical, office and hospital settings presenting unique opportunities with regard to the spectrum of clinical situations encountered. Learning is enhanced with specific goals and learning objectives. Sub-internships are restricted to fourth-year students and are designed to provide the student with an increased level of patient care responsibility. Students serve as the primary care provider under the direct supervision of the attending physician or faculty 116
and may perform simple diagnostic procedures. Training focuses on self-education and includes more advanced study of the discipline. Sub-internships must be completed as full block experiences. These clerkships are all awarded five semester credits and graded S/U. Electives are generally completed as full-block experiences and are awarded five semester credits. Students may obtain special permission to participate in up to two, twoweek electives and be awarded 2.5 semester credits for each experience. Course ID ANAT 401/401s ANES 402/402s ANES 411/411s EMED 402/402s EMED 404/404s FMED 402 FMED 403 FMED 404/404s FMED 405/405s FMED 406/406s FMED 408 FMED 409/409s FMED 410/410s IDIS 400* IDIS 401 IDIS 402 IDIS 403 IMED 402/402s IMED 403/403s IMED 404/404s IMED 405/405s IMED 406/406s IMED 409/409s IMED 410/410s IMED 412/412s IMED 413/413s IMED 414/414s IMED 415/415s IMED 416/416s IMED 417/417s IMED 418/418s IMED 419/419s IMED 420/420s IMED 421/421s Title General Anatomy (E) or (Sub-I) Anesthesiology (E) or (Sub-I) Pain Management (E) or (Sub-I) Emergency Medicine (E) or (Sub-I) Wilderness Medicine (E) or (Sub-I) Rural/Underserved Primary Care II (E) Rural/Underserved Primary Care III (E) Gerontology (E) or (Sub-I) Sports Medicine (E) or (Sub-I) General Family Medicine (E) or (Sub-I) Community Medicine (E) Primary Care (E) or (Sub-I) Physical Medicine & Rehab (E) or(Sub-I) Clinical Independent Study (E) Bioethics (E) Hlth Care Mgmt & Publ Hlth Policies (E) Medical Informatics (E) Pulmonary Medicine (E) or (Sub-I) Gastroenterology (E) or (Sub-I) Infectious Diseases (E) or (Sub-I) General Internal Med (E) or (Sub-I) Cardiology (E) or (Sub-I) Rheumatology (E) or (Sub-I) Neurology (E) or (Sub-I) Hematology/Oncology (E) or (Sub-I) Endocrinology/Metabolism (E) or (Sub-I) Medical Genetics (E) or (Sub-I) Dermatology (E) or (Sub-I) Nephrology (E) or (Sub-I) Allergy/Immunology (E) or (Sub-I) Gerontology (E) or (Sub-I) Addiction Medicine (E) or (Sub-I) Critical Care Medicine (E) or (Sub-I) Hospice/Palliative Care (E) or (Sub-I) 117
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