Cellular and Molecular Medicine - Special Students

Courses open to Special Students: Winter 2012 (updated November 11, 2011)

You may consult the course timetable at www.timetable.uOttawa.ca.

Please read the Registration Procedures below carefully; these have been modified for the Winter 2012 session.

Definition of Special Student (Undergraduate)

Special students are persons allowed by the University to register for undergraduate courses, for credit or as auditors, without seeking a degree, diploma or a certificate from the University.

Please visit the special student page for additional information regarding:

Admission requirements
Special student categories
Restrictions
General regulations
Registration procedures
Course changes or cancellation of registration
Academic Records
Student identification card

Detailed Registration Procedures

Complete the Undergraduate registration form (special students) available online.
Register at the appropriate location, depending on the special student category you are applying for:
- Personal interest:
  - December 12 and 13 - Register in person at InfoService, University of Ottawa, Tabaret Hall, 75 Laurier Avenue East.
- Professional certification, transfer of credits, upgrading, gifted students or students from Carleton University - Register in person at the Faculty of Medicine, department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, 451 Smyth road, room 3206.
Bring all necessary documents (transcripts, letters, etc.).
Obtain approval to register in the course from the faculties concerned.
Pay the required fees (consult your uoZone account).

COURSES

Summer 2012

PLEASE NOTE: This list can be modified at any time.
Consult the time table to prevent conflicts.

COURSE	TITLE	PREREQUISITE
ANP1106	HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II	Anatomy of the skeleton, including the axial and appendicular skeleton. Anatomy and physiology of skeletal muscles of the trunk and limbs. Anatomy and physiology of the nervous system including receptors, the sensory and motor pathways, the lower and higher functions of the central nervous system. Prerequisite: OAC or 4U Biology. (Previously ANP1102)
ANP1506	ANATOMIE HUM. & PHYSIOLOGIE I	Anatomie du système squelettique, y compris le squelette axial et appendiculaire. Anatomie et physiologie des muscles squelettiques du tronc et des membres. Anatomie et physiologie du système nerveux y compris les récepteurs, les voies sensorielles et motrices, le fonctionnement du système nerveux central. Préalable : Biologie CPO ou 4U (Antérieurement ANP1502)
PHA3112	CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY	This course is a comprehensive study of drugs with instruction on their action on the human organism as well as their toxicities and their method of administration. Particular emphasis will be placed on the observations incumbent on nurses and problems of drug administration. Prerequisite: ANP1105, ANP1106, ANP1107
PHA3512	PHARMACOLOGIE	Ce cours est une étude compréhensive de la pharmacothérapie y compris l'action des médicaments sur l'organisme humain, leur toxicité et les méthodes d'administration. On met un accent particulier sur les observations infirmières et les problèmes associés à l'administration des médicaments. Préalables : ANP1505, ANP1506, ANP1507.
PHS4300	PATHOPHYSIOLOGY	Etiology of disease states, causes and mechanisms of pathology, preventive measures and corrective therapies. Prerequisite : ANP1105, ANP1106 and ANP1107.
PHS4700	PATHOPHYSIOLOGIE	Étiologie des maladies, causes et mécanismes des pathologies, mesures préventives et thérapies correctives. Préalables : ANP1505, ANP1506 et ANP1507.

For more information please contact: Blanche Dinelle or Mireille Sehr