MLS 341-341L - Diagnostic Microbiology I and Lab

Credits: 3, 2

Focuses on the principles and methodologies for the recovery of bacteriological agents from complex biological specimens, biochemical identification, general practices in infection control and the laboratory’s role in developing policies and procedures during global events and new threats from emerging pathogens.

Supervised laboratory instruction in the principles and methods for the analysis and identification of bacteriological agents from complex biological specimens utilizing various technical applications, instrumentation, and applications in quality control and quality assurance. Prerequisites:

MICR 231-231L

Corequisites: MLS 341L-341 Notes: MLS professional program acceptance required.

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