About the Course
This course bridges the gap between biological sciences and medical technology, preparing students for careers in healthcare, biotechnology, and biomedical engineering. Through hands-on laboratory experiences, students explore how technology is revolutionizing medicine and human health.
From understanding human anatomy at the cellular level to operating diagnostic equipment and exploring cutting-edge medical devices, students develop skills that are directly applicable to today's healthcare industry.
Hands-on medical lab techniques
Molecular biology fundamentals
Drug development & testing
Diagnostic technology
Interactive Learning
Explore biomedical concepts through interactive simulations and virtual lab experiences
Master medical prefixes, suffixes, and root words. Explore CT vs MRI imaging technology, play terminology games, and build your medical vocabulary.
Learn the ABO and Rh blood typing systems. Perform virtual agglutination tests to determine blood types and understand transfusion compatibility.
Extract DNA from virtual cell samples, run gel electrophoresis, and analyze genetic markers. Compare DNA fingerprints and solve genetic mysteries.
Learn to measure and interpret vital signs: blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and temperature. Diagnose patient conditions based on vital sign patterns.
Examine blood smears, tissue samples, and microorganisms under virtual microscopes. Identify cell types, pathogens, and abnormalities.
Learn to read electrocardiograms and identify normal vs. abnormal heart rhythms. Diagnose arrhythmias, heart attacks, and other cardiac conditions.
Perform chemical dipstick tests and microscopic examination of urine samples. Detect signs of infection, diabetes, kidney disease, and more.
Hands-On Experience
Students learn to operate industry-standard biomedical equipment