OBGY 5000 A (CRN: 95959)
Obstetrics & Gynecology: Understanding Human Pregnancy
3 Credit Hours
About OBGY 5000 A
Healthy pregnancy outcome depends on a confluence of social and biological processes. Taught by a physician and research faculty through the department of Ob/Gyn. Explores how a child is conceived (or not), maternal-fetal physiology and embryology, medical management of common diseases, ethical considerations, and complex social and societal aspects of pregnancy. Prior coursework in anatomy and physiology is recommended.
Notes
Prereqs: (ANPS 1190 and 1200) or ASCI 2105 or BIOL 4405; Open to degree and PACE students
Section Description
This course covers broad topics related to human pregnancy, including the genetic purpose of reproduction, conception, assisted reproductive technologies, embryology, maternal and fetal physiology, common pregnancy complications, ethical decision-making in obstetrics, maternal morbidity and mortality, global health and racial disparities in obstetric care.
Section Expectation
The course is taught primarily by clinical and research faculty from the department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences. We use lecture and discussion formats. All required readings are provided (no required textbook). Students should expect to spend 2-3 hours per week on coursework outside of class, with additional time for the final writing assignment.
Evaluation
Grades are based on attendance and participation, three exams, and a final paper.
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