Function and Pathology of the Blood, Lymphatic and Immune Systems is organized by HomeCEU.
Course Description:
The Blood, Lymphatic, and Immune Pathologies course provide the student with a comprehensive establishment of the interacting functions of these related body systems and their respective roles in maintaining human health.
The course examines how these systems work properly, and examines the nature and origins of dysfunction.
The course concludes with a study of the most prominent diseases affecting these systems, including disease origin, etiology, and treatment outlook. Upon completion, the student will have gained and clearer understanding of how the human heart works and the nature and ramifications of major blood, lymphatic and immune diseases.
Course Goals:
This course is intended to instruct the professional on major blood, lymphatic and immune diseases.
Course Objectives:
• Name the components of Blood
• Identify the types of blood cells.
• List 3 substances delivered by blood
• Describe the purpose of lymphatic tissue
• Names the structures of the Lymphatic system
• Describe the processes of the immune system
• Discuss the major pathologies of the blood and lymph systems
• Identify diseases associated with AIDS