CLT 2110 - Urine & Body Fluid Analysis/Immunology/Serology

2 Cr. Hr(s).
The course will provide instruction on the structure and function of the kidney, renal pathology and the principles, sources of error and interpretation of test results in urinalysis. Principles of CSF and serous fluid analysis are covered. This course is also an introduction to the principles of immunology, covering the broad areas of the body’s defense mechanisms, the nature of the mammalian immune system and the immune response, and discusses immunological disease states of auto-immunity, tumor immunology, transplant immunology, immunodeficiency, and the theory behind immunoassays used in the laboratory environment. One classroom, two lab hours per week.
Prerequisite(s): CLT 1200 AND (BIO 1222 OR BIO 1242) AND Restricted to Majors
Corequisite(s): CLT 2113