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ANS6024: Senior Seminar IV

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Area of Study
Anesthesia Science
Credits 1.0
Variable Credits
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Develop and deliver cohesive class presentations of a clinical case vignette, hazards and complications scenario, or relevant topic in current anesthesia practice using recent peer- reviewed medical literature.

Prerequisites

ANS6023: Senior Seminar III

Corequisites

None

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