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Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine Program(ICCM): Level I Courses
ICCM500 Integrative Anatomy & Physiology in Traditional Chinese Medicine Cardiology
The Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine Program teaches specialization of cardiology within traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine. The 500 level courses involve the medical sciences of the cardiovascular system, relationship with other major organ systems, and the intermediate dynamics of physical examination, diagnosing and treatment in integrative medicine.
The courses are completed online and self-paced on Canvas. Each have a distinct number of study hours, which are displayed on a certificate provided instantly after course com. In addition, when applicable the study hours are presented as CE and PDA credits and are sent to the relevant licensing state medical board or CE Broker for medical licenses renewal.
The courses are completed online and self-paced on Canvas. Each have a distinct number of study hours, which are displayed on a certificate provided instantly after course com. In addition, when applicable the study hours are presented as CE and PDA credits and are sent to the relevant licensing state medical board or CE Broker for medical licenses renewal.
This course introduces the medical sciences of the cardiovascular system, the QI, Yin and Yang of heart zang, and physiological relationship with zang and fu and their organ systems in health and pathology. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
15 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
15 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
This course introduces the patient intake and methods of pathology detection. Includes western medicine techniques of taking vitals in triage, physical exam basics, neurological inspection of the five senses; auscultation and TCM examination toung and pulse techniques. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
12 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
ICCM501 Physical Examination in Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
ICCM502 Diagnosing in Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
ICCM503 Advanced Clinical Therapies in Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
This course introduces the clinical significance and patient inquiry of chest pain, breathing difficulties, palpitations, syncope and edema using both Chinese medicine and western medicine methods. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
10 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
This course introduces an overview of key points in cardiovascular disorders, including constitutional theory vs genetic determinants; primary differentiations used in cardiology; genetic disorders in cardiology; treatment principles in Chinese medicine and western medicine. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
10 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
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Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine Program(ICCM): Level I Courses
ICCM500 Integrative Anatomy & Physiology in Traditional Chinese Medicine Cardiology
The Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine Program teaches specialization of cardiology within traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine. The 500 level courses involve the medical sciences of the cardiovascular system, relationship with other major organ systems, and the intermediate dynamics of physical examination, diagnosing and treatment in integrative medicine.
The courses are completed online and self-paced on Canvas. Each have a distinct number of study hours, which are displayed on a certificate provided instantly after course com. In addition, when applicable the study hours are presented as CE and PDA credits and are sent to the relevant licensing state medical board or CE Broker for medical licenses renewal.
The courses are completed online and self-paced on Canvas. Each have a distinct number of study hours, which are displayed on a certificate provided instantly after course com. In addition, when applicable the study hours are presented as CE and PDA credits and are sent to the relevant licensing state medical board or CE Broker for medical licenses renewal.
This course introduces the medical sciences of the cardiovascular system, the QI, Yin and Yang of heart zang, and physiological relationship with zang and fu and their organ systems in health and pathology. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
15 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
15 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
This course introduces the patient intake and methods of pathology detection. Includes western medicine techniques of taking vitals in triage, physical exam basics, neurological inspection of the five senses; auscultation and TCM examination toung and pulse techniques. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
12 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
ICCM501 Physical Examination in Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
ICCM502 Diagnosing in Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
ICCM503 Advanced Clinical Therapies in Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
This course introduces the clinical significance and patient inquiry of chest pain, breathing difficulties, palpitations, syncope and edema using both Chinese medicine and western medicine methods. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
10 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
This course introduces an overview of key points in cardiovascular disorders, including constitutional theory vs genetic determinants; primary differentiations used in cardiology; genetic disorders in cardiology; treatment principles in Chinese medicine and western medicine. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
10 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.