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  • Medical Terminology

    Word roots, prefixes, suffixes, decoding clinical language

    5 interactive lessons

  • Chemistry for Health Sciences

    Atomic structure, bonds, pH, solutions, organic chemistry, enzyme kinetics, thermodynamics, and IV fluid tonicity

    9 interactive lessons

  • Biochemistry

    Proteins, enzymes, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids, metabolism pathways, vitamins, and acid-base chemistry

    8 interactive lessons

  • Cell Biology

    Cell structure, membrane transport, homeostasis

    4 interactive lessons

  • Genetics

    DNA replication, gene expression, mutations, Mendelian inheritance, chromosomes, epigenetics, and pharmacogenomics

    7 interactive lessons

  • Science Foundations

    Biomolecules, genetics, microbiology, chemistry, immunity

    6 interactive lessons

  • Microbiology Foundations

    Bacteria, viruses, fungi, chain of infection, antibiotic resistance, normal flora, standard precautions, HAI prevention, and immune response

    8 interactive lessons

  • Mathematics Foundations

    Fractions, ratios, metric system, dimensional analysis, algebra, statistics, and scientific notation for healthcare

    8 interactive lessons

  • Dosage Calculations

    Oral, IM/SubQ, and IV dose calculations, flow rates, weight-based dosing, and pediatric medication safety

    8 interactive lessons

  • Anatomy & Physiology

    Body organization, tissues, all organ systems including reproductive anatomy, menstrual cycle, and spermatogenesis

    9 interactive lessons

  • Physiology Principles

    Feedback loops, fluid compartments, acid-base basics

    4 interactive lessons

  • Intro Pathophysiology

    Cellular injury, inflammation, shock, sepsis, fluid imbalances, acid-base disorders, immune dysfunction, and organ system disease foundations

    12 interactive lessons

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