Unit 1: Human Structure and Function

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1 SUNY Downstate College of Medicine Integrated Pathways Curriculum, Class of 2022 Unit 1: Human Structure and Function August 13 October 5, Corresponds to V-7a of Master Calendar 1

2 UNIT 1: Human Structure and Function Calendar for We are pleased to offer a preview of the Unit 1 calendar for the Integrated Pathways Curriculum at the SUNY Downstate College of Medicine. This version of the calendar is current as of June 1, but there may be changes including the dates and times of activities or assessments before or after implementation of the Unit. Any future changes to the calendar are likely to be minor, and the dates and times for most activities will not change. calendar will be posted and available online via the Blackboard/ilios system in early August, and we hope to send you a link to the online version about a week before Orientation begins. You ll be using the online version extensively throughout the Foundations Units. Any changes or updates will be included in the online version. We hope that this preview is helpful, and we look forward to meeting you at Orientation on August 6 th. We are pleased and privileged to be working with you in Unit 1. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns keith.williams@downstate.edu Dr. Keith Williams Distinguished Teaching Professor on behalf of the Unit 1 faculty & staff June, 2

3 UNIT 1 Systems Overview: Human Structure and Function Orientation August 6 to 10, Unit 1: August 13 to October 5, Unit 2: October 9 to December 21 3

4 UNIT 1 Key to Modalities Informational sessions Interactive Lecture Problem-Based (PBL) Patient Presentation Gross Anatomy Lab Histology/Histopathology Lab Clinical Skills (CS) Small Group activity Clinical Skills (CS) Lab Formative Assessment * Radiology Lab (RRE) Summative Assessment Patient-Oriented Problem Solving (POPS) Please note that some activities (e.g., most Interactive Lectures) include the entire class. Other activities (e.g., PBL, CS Small Group, CS Lab, RRE, POPS, Gross Anatomy Lab) typically include half the class or some other division, e.g., one quarter of the class, in any given session. Those sessions are repeated, either on the same day or on different days, so as to eventually encompass the entire class. For example, Ms. Alvarez Session 1 (PBL, # 2) is taken by Half I of the class on the morning of August 13 th and by Half II of the class on the afternoon of the same day; the Thorax anatomy lab (# 21) is taken by half of Half I (a quarter of the class) at on August 21 st, by the other half of Half I at, and by Half II at noon or that day. A particular student will only be in Half I or Half II, and we ll let you know your final assignments during Orientation Week. All sessions have a Unique ID number shown in blue (1, 2, 3, 119, 5, 7, 6, etc.). numbers are not necessarily in sequence they are for reference and are key for calendaring and administrative support. * Weekly formative assessments open on and are due by 9 a.m. the following. scores do not count toward the Unit grade, but formative assessments are a required activity and a valuable study tool, and are part of the Professionalism competency. 4

5 Week 1 August 13 August 14 August 15 August 16 August 17 a.m. a.m. 1 Unit 1 Overview 119 Vitals are Vital Circulation in Ms. Alvarez Specific Organs a.m. 2 Ms. Alvarez 5 Principles of Circulation 111 Overview of the Nervous System Session General Discussion; Orientation to POPS 1 Session 1 3 duction to the Medical Encounter 2 Ms. Alvarez 7 Cardiac Function 6 Vital Signs 8 Regulation of the Cardiovascular System 104 ANS signaling 9 Cardiac 10 Echo 31 Ms. Alvarez Session 2 16 Acute Regulation of Cardiovascular Function Session 1 6 Vital Signs 9 Cardiac E00 Soft practice 77a Money Matters Signal Transduction 5

6 Week 2 August 20 August 21 August 22 August 23 August 24 a.m. a.m. 18 Principles of Respiration Breathing & Ventilation 25 Principles of Resp. Gas Exchange, Transport and Regulation 32 Ms. Alvarez 28 Respiration 63 Action Potential and Clinical Correlates a.m Patient- Centered Medical Interview 20 Principles of Respiration Pulmonary Dynamics 19 Patient- Centered Medical Interview 21 Thorax 23 Respi ratory 21 Thorax 80 Smooth Muscle 23 Respi ratory 21 Thorax 240 to EBM 10 Echo 21 Thorax 240 to EBM 13 Principles of Fluid Balance 15 Overview of the Kidneys 240 to EBM 240 to EBM 23 Respi ratory 23 Respi ratory Session 3 62 Signaling & Resting Membrane Potential 28 Respiration 32 Ms. Alvarez Session 3 64 Synaptic Transmission 11 Patient Presentation 121 Physiological Properties of Cells 6

7 Week 3 August 27 August 28 August 29 August 30 August 31 a.m. a.m. 223 Pharmacology and rapeutics 224 Drug-Receptor Interactions 225 Pharmacokinetics 130 Profession 76 How to Learn Gross Anatomy a.m. 38 Mr. Johnson 26 Homeostasis: 112 Capillaries, Lymph and Edema 226 Drug Metabolism 125 duction to Musculoskeletal & PNS 37 Principles of Diagnostic Imaging 1 1 Session 1 26 Homeostasis: 38 Mr. Johnson Session Modalities and Assessments 27 minal 27 minal 29 men 29 men 227 Pharmacology and rapeutics 29 men 29 men 27 minal 27 minal 228 Pharmacokinetics 234 Anatomy 231 Histology 231 Histology 234 Anatomy 222 Signal Transduction 235 Receptors Revisited 7

8 Week 4 September 3 September 4 September 5 September 6 September 7 a.m. a.m. a.m. Labor Day 34 Bones & Joints 232 Smooth muscle & blood vessels Principles of Diagnostic Imaging 2 41 Vertebral Column, Spinal Cord and PNS 48 Mr. Johnson Session Smooth muscle & blood vessels 230 Back & Spine 50 Shoulder 50 Shoulder 230 Back & Spine 1 D01 Half II à Half I Upper D02 Half I à Half II 217 Upper 203 D03 Half II à Half I Mr. Johnson Session 2 44 Back & Spine 217 Upper 217 Upper D04 Half I à Half II 39 Terry Survives (Biostats) 8

9 Week 5 September 10 September 11 September 12 September 13 September 14 a.m. a.m. 68 Neuromuscular Junction 81 Excitation Contraction Coupling In Skeletal Muscle 79 Neural control of movement 69 Mr. Johnson 55 Elbow and Hand a.m. 60 Professionalism Physiological Properties of Skeletal Muscle 120 Sensory Afferents & Spinal Cord Processing Session Nerve and Muscle 1 60 Professionalism D05 Half II à Half I Back, spine & Hip D06 Half I à Half II 218 Back, spine & Hip Assessment Week - Discussion, Q & A 75 Upper 69 Mr. Johnson Session 3 D07 Half II à Half I Upper 218 Back, spine & Hip 218 Back, spine & Hip D08 Half I à Half II 9

10 Week 6 September 17 September 18 September 19 September 20 September 21 a.m. a.m. a.m Connective tissue & secretory processes 74 Mr. Carter Session D09 Half II à Half I Mr. Carter Session Bone Structure and Function IL 109 Bone Development & Homeostasis IL D10 Half I à Half II 219 Lower Lower Study Day 86 Mr. Carter Session Nerve & muscle D11 Half II à Half I 71 Hip & Thigh 86 Mr. Carter Session Neuromuscular Disease Neuromuscular Disease Patient Presentation Sheikin D12 Half I à Half II 233 Nerve & muscle 213 D13 Half II à Half I 77b Money Matters 2 77c Money Matters 3 10

11 Week 7 September 24 September 25 September 26 September 27 September 28 a.m. a.m. a.m. 94 Knee and Ankle 126 Simulated Patient Interview 110 Bone 124 Neuromuscular Disease 92 Lower 99 Mr. Carter Session 3 & Unit Survey 92 Lower Study Day 1 SP1 1-on-1 Standardized Patient exercise. Selected students (TBD), 15 min each 110 Bone 126 Simulated Patient Interview HDPE 220 HDPE D14 Half I à Half II 220 HDPE 220 HDPE 215 D15 Half II à Half I Mr. Carter Session 3 & Unit Survey D16 Half I à Half II 11

12 Week 8 October 1 October 2 October 3 October 4 October 5 a.m. a.m. a.m. E01 PC OSCE E02 Gross Anatomy E03 Radiology & Histology E04 MK Essay E06 NBME MCQ 1 E03 Radiology & Histology E02 Gross Anatomy E05 PC Essay E07 PC MCQ 12