Vision, Mission, and Guiding Principles for SCUHS

AAN303 – Anatomy/Physiology III
Units: 4
This course presents the anatomy and physiology of the digestive, urinary and reproductive systems, acidbase
fluid and electrolyte balance, as well as genetics. Instruction includes lectures, laboratory sessions in
cadaver dissection and small group discussion.
Restrictions: MAOM program only
ABN204 – Western Nutrition
Units: 3
This is a basic nutrition course that deals with the following aspects of nutrients: food sources of each
nutrients, digestion and absorption of the food, storage in the body, function and daily requirements of each
nutrients, interaction of the nutrients, the signs and symptoms of deficiency or toxicity of each nutrients,
methods of nutritional assessment, dietary guidelines and nutritional labeling, nutritional principles for
managing obesity and nutritional guidelines during pregnancy and lactation.
Restrictions: MAOM program only
ACL304 – Introduction to Clinical Internship
Units: 1
This course is the beginning phase of the CEM internship training and is designed to provide students with
clinical observation of licensed practitioners along with the foundational knowledge for professional, ethical,
and safe clinical practice. Students will acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for success as an
intern in the University Health Center and beyond. Of key importance is orienting students to the structure of
the CEM Internship experience and with the varied and progressive levels of responsibility they will be
expected to take on at each level of internship. Proper paperwork, appropriate clinical attire and etiquette,
history taking skills, physical exam and various treatment modalities will be observed and demonstrated by
students. This course also utilizes asynchronous online assignments to promote student learning and prepare
students for more advanced clinical internship activity.
Prerequisites: APP101, AAC102, AHB102, CBS0201
Corequisites: ADX302
Restrictions: MAOM program only
ACL403 – Clinical Observation
Units: 4
This course is the observation phase of internship training and is designed to develop the knowledge and
attitudes necessary for clinic practice. OB interns will actively participate in patient care under the supervision
of a licensed acupuncturist but not actually performing any hands-on treatment. OB interns may also engage
in various other educational experiences, including case presentations, workshops, clinic rounds, guest
lectures, and clinic promotional activities.
Prerequisites: ACL304, APP101, AAC102, AHB102, CBS0201
Restrictions: MAOM program only
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