M-I Class Schedule Spring 2016 Master Schedule (as of 4/25/2016)
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1 Week 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1/4/2016 1/5/2016 1/6/2016 1/7/2016 1/8/ Medical History Taking Dr. Stinson 8-10am Biophysics 2 NO and Reactive Oxygen Species Biophysics 8 9 Biophysics 3 Steroid Hormones Skeletal Muscle 1 Dr. Fisher 10 Introduction to the course Intro to ICM Spring Dr. Williams Spinal cord: Ext. Anat. lab Biophysics 4 11 Embryology and the adult Introduction Spinal cord: Int. Anat. lab Biophysics 5 brain Cytochrome P450s 1 Introduction Ethanol Metabolism BP Measurement Biophysics 6 (L1-L10) 2 Biophysics 1 BP Measurement Biophysics 7 Medical History Taking (L11-L20) 3 Brain stem and cranial nerves: Ext. Anat. lab Brain stem and cranial nerves: Int. Anat. lab 4 University of South Carolina 1 School of Medicine
2 Week 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1/11/2016 1//2016 1/13/2016 1/14/2016 1/15/ Clinical Information Resources Tutorial Roz McConnaughy Autonomic 1 Dr. M. Wilson Overview of Amino Acid Properties GI 9 Transforming Healthcare: Open time to work on video Autonomic 2 Dr. M. Wilson Urea Cycle GI 10 Cerebrum: Ext. Anat. lab Polypeptide Hormones Pain and temp paths: body Signal Transduction Fine touch & proprioceptive paths: body 11 Cerebrum: Int. Anat. lab Thyroid Hormones Pain and temp paths: head GI Fine touch & proprioceptive paths: head 1 Skeletal Muscle 2 Dr. Fisher 2 Smooth Muscle Dr. Fisher Medical History Taking (MHT) Interviews GI 3 4 University of South Carolina 2 School of Medicine
3 Week 3 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1/18/2016 1/19/2016 1/20/2016 1/21/2016 1/22/ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Service Day Weight Management Dr. Thomas 9 Eating Disorders Dr. Thomas 10 Amino Acids I 11 Amino Acids II 1 Focused History Taking Dr. Poston GI Cases and Questions Eye Movements GI Clinical Correlation Dr. Postic Amino Acids III Amino Acids IV Signal Transduction GI Exam 1 7:45-9:45am Pain & temperature paths lab Discriminative touch & proprioceptive paths lab 2 MHT Write-ups/Focused 3 History Taking No Classes 4 University of South Carolina 3 School of Medicine
4 Week 4 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1/25/2016 1/26/2016 1/27/2016 1/28/2016 1/29/ CV 3 Purine Metabolism I OPEN Transforming Healthcare: Open time for Module 1 9 Medicine and the Law Prof. Fox CV 4 Purine Metabolism II EXAM #1 9am pm 10 Spinal cord, brain stem, and Introduction to Nucleic Acids Review CV Case Studies 11 cerebrum: MRI lab Nucleic Acids CV Case Studies 1 CV 1 2 CV 2 Focused History Taking (FHT) Interviews ECG Lab Groups ECG Lab Groups University of South Carolina 4 School of Medicine
5 Week 5 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2/1/2016 2/2/2016 2/3/2016 2/4/2016 2/5/ Gender Development and Sexual Behavior in Childhood CV 7 Exam am CV Dr. Phelps 9 Psychological Testing Dr. Myers CV 8 CV Lower motor neurons (LMNs) Pyrimidine Metabolism I Corticospinal tract (UMNs) CV 10 Corticobulbar path (UMNs) 11 Lower motor neurons (LMNs) lab Pyrimidine Metabolism II Corticospinal tract (UMNs) lab CV 11 Corticobulbar path (UMNs) lab 1 CV 5 Early Childhood Dr. Warren CV 9 ECG Lab Groups CV 6 PBL Infant/Toddler 3 ECG Lab Groups University of South Carolina 5 School of Medicine
6 Week 6 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2/8/2016 2/9/2016 2/10/2016 2/11/2016 2// Adolescence Dr. Williams 8-10am CV 16 CV 17 DNA Replication DNA Recombination CV 18 CV Basal ganglia DNA & RNA Composition and Structure I Cerebellum CV Case Studies Injuries to the motor system 11 Basal ganglia lab DNA & RNA Composition and Structure II Cerebellum lab Orthostasis Injuries to the motor system lab 1 CV 14 Transforming Healthcare: Open time for Module 2 CV Lab Groups 6-10 CV Lab Groups CV 15 PBL Adolescence 3 CV Lab Groups 1-5 CV Lab Groups University of South Carolina 6 School of Medicine
7 Week 7 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2/15/2016 2/16/2016 2/17/2016 2/18/2016 2/19/ Clinical Correlation CV RNA Transcription Exam 2 7:45-9:45am Dr. Stinson 9 Normal Aging Dr. Hirth RNA Processing I 10 Reticular formation DNA Repair Auditory system Orthostasis Vestibular system 11 Spinal cord and brain stem blood supply lab Epigenetics/Modification of DNA Auditory system lab Orthostasis 1 Review of CV Case Studies Adult and geriatric Alcohol issues Intro to Vascular Dr. Jones Ultrasound Lab 2 EKG & CV Post Lab See Syllabus for Times PBL Adulthood 3 Vestibular system lab 4 University of South Carolina 7 School of Medicine
8 Week 8 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2/22/2016 2/23/2016 2/24/2016 2/25/2016 2/26/ Senior Interview Renal 3 Regulation of Gene OPEN Dr. Gajadhara Expression I 9 Late adulthood Dr. Gajadhar Renal 4 Regulation of Gene Expression II EXAM #2 9am pm 10 Visual System RNA Processing II Review Aldosterone 11 Visual System lab Mutations and Translation Review AVP (ADH) 1 Renal 1 The Fast and Furious in the Golden Years Amonia & Urea Stephanie Scharf 2 Renal 2 PBL Late adulthood 3 4 University of South Carolina 8 School of Medicine
9 Week 9 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2/29/2016 3/1/2016 3/2/2016 3/3/2016 3/4/ Visual reflexes Exam #1 8:45am start Mitosis Renal 7 Renal 8 Olfaction and taste Cell Division, Mitosis and Cancer Medical Applications of Biochemical Techniques I Renal 9 Review of Renal Cases Endo 1 Dr. Frizzell Dorsal thalamus 11 Brain stem syndromes lab Meiosis Olfaction and taste lab Renal 10 Dorsal thalamus lab 1 Renal 5 Health needs of gay and Lesbian patients Clinical Correlation Renal Renal Case Studies Dr. Thornhill Dr. Stinson 2 Renal 6 PBL Reproduction Wrap-up/evals 3 4 Transforming Healthcare: Open time for Module 3 University of South Carolina 9 School of Medicine
10 Week 10 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8 3/7/2016 3/8/2016 3/9/2016 3/10/2016 3/11/ University of South Carolina 10 School of Medicine
11 Week 11 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3/14/2016 3/15/2016 3/16/2016 3/17/2016 3/18/ Medical Applications of Biochemical Techniques II Endo 4 Dr. Frizzell Exam am Repro 2 Dr. M. Wilson 9 Personalized Medicine Dr. F. Spinale Endo 5 Dr. Frizzell Repro 3 Dr. M. Wilson 10 Hypothalamus Human Sexuality in adulthood Dr. Poston Hypothalamic regulatory function Dr. Fadel Endo 6 Dr. Frizzell Limbic system 11 Hypothalamus lab Taking a Sexual History Dr. Phelps Sleep and arousal Dr. Fadel Repro 1 Dr. M. Wilson Limbic system lab 1 Endo 2 Dr. Frizzell Human sexuality panel Dr. Poston SGD-1: Groups Endo 3 Dr. Frizzell Sexuality 3 SGD-1: Groups University of South Carolina 11 School of Medicine
12 Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3/21/2016 3/22/2016 3/23/2016 3/24/2016 3/25/ Mechanisms of Inheritance I 8:30-10:00am Independent study Exam 3 7:45-9:45am 9 Mechanisms of Inheritance II Clinical Correlation Reproduction Dr. Castleberry Independent study 10 Limbic physiology Dr. Fadel Preventive Medicine: Nutrition 1 Dr. Bertollo Cerebral cortex 1 Dr. Fadel Anomalies in Sexual Differentiation Cerebral cortex 2 Dr. Fadel 11 Topography of the cerebrum Lab Preventive Medicine: Nutrition 2 Dr. Bertollo Blood supply lab Anomalies in Sexual Differentiation Ventricular system lab 1 Reproduction Cases Dr. M. Wilson Sexual history interviews Heart ultrasound lab 2 See Syllabus for Times 3 4 University of South Carolina School of Medicine
13 Week 13 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3/28/2016 3/29/2016 3/30/2016 3/31/2016 4/1/ Complex/Multifactorial Inheritance 9 Inheritance 10 Cerebral cortex 3 Dr. Fadel 11 Cerebral cortex 4 Dr. Fadel 1 Respiration 1 Preventive Medicine: Physical Activity Dr. Keisler Preventive Medicine: Sleep Dr. Bertollo Domestic Violence Dr. Ross Respiration 3 Respiration 4 Review Review Dr. Fadel Population Genetics I Carrier and Newborn Screening Static / dynamic compliance Static / dynamic compliance OPEN EXAM #3 9am pm 2 Respiration 2 Abuse and neglect 3 4 Transforming Healthcare: Open time for Module 4 University of South Carolina 13 School of Medicine
14 Week 14 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 4/4/2016 4/5/2016 4/6/2016 4/7/2016 4/8/ Cytogenetics I Prof. J. Edwards 9 Cytogenetics II Prof. J. Edwards Respiration 5 Respiration 6 Molecular Diagnosis and Exome Analysis Application of Genetic Testing Respiration 9 Respiration Motor neurophysiology 1 Dr. Kelly Breaking bad news Dr. Poston MANDATORY Motor neurophysiology 3 Dr. Kelly Respiration 7 Fiber systems lab 11 Motor neurophysiology 2 Dr. Kelly Transforming Healthcare: Open time for Module 1 Motor neurophysiology 4 Dr. Kelly Respiration 8 1 Pulmonary / CV Interactions 2 Pulmonary / CV Interactions Breaking bad news Ultrasound and Heart Sounds See Syllabus for Times Shock Ultrasound Lab See Syllabus for Times 3 4 University of South Carolina 14 School of Medicine
15 Week 15 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 4/11/2016 4//2016 4/13/2016 4/14/2016 4/15/ Prenatal screening and Diagnosis 9 Pediatric and Adult Evaluation 10 Sensory neurophysiology 1 Dr. Wood 11 Sensory neurophysiology 2 Dr. Wood 1 Respiration 11 2 Respiration 3 Preventive Medicine: Stress & Resiliance Dr.Orr - MANDATORY Interviewing for Behavior Change I Dr. Orr - MANDATORY Interviewing for Behavior Change II Dr. Orr - MANDATORY Interviewing for Behavior Change Integ Physiol 1 Integ Physiol 2 Sensory neurophysiology 3 Dr. Wood Sensory neurophysiology 4 Dr. Wood Respiratory Lab See Syllabus for Times Cancer Genetic Evaluation Case Studies in Medical Genetics Integ Physiol 3 Respiratory Cases Respiratory Lab See Syllabus for Times Integ Physiol 4 Integ Physiol 5 Auditory neurophysiology Dr. Wood Problem solving cases lab 4 University of South Carolina 15 School of Medicine
16 Week 16 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 4/18/2016 4/19/2016 4/20/2016 4/21/2016 4/22/ Exam am Respiratory Cases Review of Respiratory Cases 9 Clinical Correlation Respiration Dr. Gripaldo Respiratory Post lab 10 Visual neurophysiology Dr. Wood 11 Problem solving cases lab Interviewing for Behavior Change III Dr. Orr - MANDATORY Interviewing for Behavior Change IV Dr. Orr - MANDATORY Problem solving cases lab Clinical Neurosurgery Dr. Webb Clinical Correlation Integrated Medicine Dr. Bell Problem solving cases lab Clinical Pediatric Otolaryngology Dr. Iverson 1 Respiratory cases Interviewing for Behavior 2 Change Interviews 3 4 University of South Carolina 16 School of Medicine
17 Week 17 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 4/25/2016 4/26/2016 4/27/2016 4/28/2016 4/29/ :30-10:00am Exam 4 7:45-9:45am 9 Clinical Correlation Acid-Base Dr. Stinson Interviewing Skills Lab 10 Problem solving cases lab Clinical ultrasound Dr. Hoppmann Fill out online course/faculty evals Review Dr. Wood 11 Clinical Neurocritical Care Dr. Owens Problem solving cases lab Review Dr. Kelly 1 Acid-Base (Davenport) Interviewing Skills Lab Jeopardy 2 Acid-Base (Davenport) 3 4 University of South Carolina 17 School of Medicine
18 Week 18 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8 5/2/2016 5/3/2016 5/4/2016 5/5/2016 5/6/2016 M1 9 ICM I Final 9-11 Reading Day Biochemistry NBME Final 9- M2 Classroom No Classes 1 Biochemistry NBME Final 1-4 M2 Classroom Commencement Day Class of University of South Carolina 18 School of Medicine
19 Week 19 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8 5/9/2016 5/10/2016 5/11/2016 5//2016 5/13/ NBME Final 9- M2 Classroom Final NBME Final 1-4 M2 Classroom SUBJECT EXAMS University of South Carolina 19 School of Medicine
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