Naturopathic Practice / Organ Systems

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 711

Gynecology.

The focus of this course is the female genital system and the diagnosis and naturopathic treatment of conditions associated with it. Prerequisite: CS623

3 lecture hours, 3 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 721

Pediatrics.

This course involves the recognition and diagnosis of the conditions of the pediatric patient encoutered in a general naturopathic practice. Naturopathic therapy and management of these disorders are discussed along with the appropriate use of referral. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

2 lecture hours, 2 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 722

Cardiology.

The pathophysiology, diagnosis and naturopathic treatment of conditions affecting the heart and circulatory system are discussed. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

2 lecture hours, 2 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 723

Gastroenterology.

This course examines the digestive tract and associated organs, and disorders associated with it. The physical examination, imaging, and laboratory techniques necessary to understand and diagnose these disorders are discussed along with the naturopathic treatment. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

2 lecture hours, 2 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 724

Minor Surgery.

This course is designed to teach students to diagnose those conditions that are safely treated by office surgery and the principles and practical techniques involved in the performance and follow up of office surgical procedures. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623

1.5 lecture hours, 1 laboratory hour, 1.5 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 731E

Advanced Minor Surgery.

This course is designed to give the student more practical experience in minor surgery with various suturing techniques. Elective. Prerequisite: NP724.

1 lecture hour, 2 laboratory hours, 2 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 811

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

The primary focus in this course is in the diagnosis and naturopathic treatment of EENT problems. An understanding of potential emergency situations and others needing referral is developed.

Prerequisites: CS622, CS623

1.5 lecture hours, 1.5 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 812

Endocrinology.

This course focuses on the interaction of the various hormonal systems in the body and the disorders which may arise therefrom. Naturopathic treatment of common hormonal imbalances is discussed.

Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

1.5 lecture hours, 1.5 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 813

Neurology.

This course constitutes a review of the neurological exam with emphasis of the diagnosis of neurological conditions. The naturopathic treatment and management of diseases of the nervous system are discussed. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

1.5 lecture hours, 1.5 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 821

Geriatrics.

This course covers the aging process and the medical problems of the elderly patient. Diagnosis and therapies unique to this population are discussed. Emphasis is on the management or slowing of degenerative changes. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

1 lecture hour, 1 semester credit

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 822

Urology/Proctology.

This course covers the diagnosis and naturopathic treatment of disorders of the urinary system and the anal rectal region. The treatments of cystitis, urethritis, various forms of nephritis, urinary tract stones and an examination and treatment of the male genital system is included in the urology section. The treatment of internal and external hemmorhoids, proctitis and other anal/rectal conditions is covered in the proctology section. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

1.5 lecture hours, 1.5 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 823

Oncology.

This course covers the diagnostic, prognostic and preventative and epidemiological information for common cancers. Various theories of cancer are discussed as well as both conventional and non-conventional treatments. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

1.5 lecture hours, 1.5 semester credits

NATUROPATHIC PRACTICE 824

Dermatology.

The diagnosis and treatment of diseases which manifest in skin lesions are discussed. Naturopathic treatment and prevention are taught. Prerequisites: CS622, CS623.

1.5 lecture hours, 1.5 semester credits