General Biology
WM 110 - 2 units - 30 hours
This is an introductory study of life sciences designed as an introduction to the health care sciences.
Prerequisites: None

General Chemistry
WM 120 - 2 units - 30 hours
This course presents the fundamentals of inorganic chemistry with emphasis on basic chemical principles and their applications to the health care sciences.
Prerequisites: None

Biochemistry
WM 130 - 2 units - 30 hours
This is an introduction to physiological chemistry, including study of the function and structure of the major groups of biochemical compounds, a survey of the main metabolic pathways and an introduction to the biochemical basis of genetics.
Prerequisites: General Chemistry

General Physics
WM 140 - 2 units - 30 hours
This is an introductory study of the basic principles and concepts in mechanics, electro-magnetism, heat and light, and how these physical laws apply to health care sciences.
Prerequisites: None

Anatomy & Physiology I
WM 151 - 3 units - 45 hours
The course provides a detailed study of human anatomy and physiology, including the organization of the human body and the musculo-skeletal, integumentary systems.
Prerequisites: None

Anatomy & Physiology II
WM 152 - 3 units - 45 hours
This course continues the detailed study of human anatomy and physiology, focusing on the nervous, endocrine, digestive, hematological and respiratory systems.
Prerequisites: Anatomy & Physiology I

Anatomy & Physiology III
WM 153 - 3 units - 45 hours
This course continues the detailed study of human anatomy and physiology, focusing on the cardiovascular, lymphatic, immune, urinary and reproductive systems as well as an introductory study of human genetics, growth and development.
Prerequisites: Anatomy & Physiology I

Pathophysiology I
WM 211 - 3 units - 45 hours
This course presents the fundamental mechanisms of disease processes, including cellular and system dysfunctions, inflammation and repair, immune responses and alterations
in cardiovascular and respiratory functions.
Prerequisites: Anatomy & Physiology I, II and III, Biochemistry,
Western Medical Terminology

Pathophysiology II
WM 212 - 3 units - 45 hours
The course continues the study of the fundamental mechanisms of disease processes, focusing on disorders of the gastrointestinal, renal, endocrine and neurological systems.
Prerequisites: Pathophysiology I