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Aug 31, 2024
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CLS 456 - Immunology/Immunohematology II Credits: 2 Semesters Offered: Fall Campus/Sites Offered: Charleston Offering Note: No additional information available.
Description Study of advanced principles of immunology and the identification of clinically significant blood group antigens and antibodies in transfusion medicine.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Summarize basic and advanced principles of innate, cellular and humoral immunity in disease process, hypersensitivity and their diagnostic applications.
- Articulate structure and functions of immune affecter molecules and their roles in disease, autoimmune processes, hypersensitivity reactions, hemolytic disease of the newborn, and their diagnostic applications.
- Appraise the role of blood group phenotypic expression and inference of its genetic basis to methodologies of immunohematology.
- Correlate the signs and symptoms associated with transfusion adverse reactions with the investigational procedures used to evaluate them.
- Justify pre-transfusion testing procedures used in collection and processing of donor and recipient samples to patient outcomes.
Prerequisite: Admission to CLS Program Corequisite: None Graded: Letter Grade
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