US Army Medical Correspondence Courses (269MB Zip File)

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The United States Army Medical Center of Excellence provides Service Members medical correspondence courses to help build and maintain their medical knowledge and skills.

Those correspondence courses are available as PDF files (compressed into a269 MB Zip file) downloadable from the Google Drive site at  -  https://tinyurl.com/bdd3kaxm

While participation in the US Army correspondence course program is limited to military personnel, the correspondence course material itself is available to the general public; and we believe it is a useful resource for any person interested in survival and self-reliance.

 

The correspondence courses contained in the Zip file include the following:

US Army Medical Correspondence Courses (269MB Zip File)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XO4dH8AF8uw2Q6OC_tpvE0ZgAGua-vpz/view?usp=sharing

Army Medical Subcourse List

IS 0871 - Combat Lifesaver Course
MD 0006 - Basic Human Anatomy
MD 0007 - Basic Human Physiology
MD 0008 - Introduction to Military Preventive Medicine
MD 0010 - Basic Medical Terminology
MD 0064 - Introduction to Radiography
MD 0151 - Principles of epidemiology & Microbiology
MD 0160 - Military Water Supply
MD 0161 - Wastewater Treatment
MD 0162 - Solid Waste Disposal
MD 0170 - Arthropod Identification & Surveys
MD 0171 - Arthropod Control
MD 0172 - Rodent Biology, Survey & Control
MD 0173 - Pesticides in the Military
MD 0353 - Anesthesia Apparatus
MD 0354 - Surgical Dressing Sterilizer
MD 0368 - Laboratory Centrifuge
MD 0370 - Operating Room Table
MD 0373 - Dental Chair (JSA-R)
MD 0501 - Dental Anatomy & Physiology
MD 0502 - Dental Materials
MD 0503 - Dental Instrument Setups
MD 0510 - General Duties of the Dental Specialist
MD 0513 - Preventive Dentistry
MD 0531 - Taking Vital Signs
MD 0532 - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
MD 0533 - Treating Fractures in the Field
MD 0534 - Treating Chemical & Biological Agent Casualties
MD 0535 - Communicable Diseases & Field Sanitation
MD 0537 - Decontaminating Casualties
MD 0540 - Sterile Procedures
MD 0542 - Management of Patients with Respiratory Dysfunctions
MD 0547 - Eye, Ear & Nose Injuries
MD 0548 - Environmental Injuries
MD 0549 - Psychosocial Issues
MD 0552 - Administer Intramuscular, Subcutaneous & Intradermal Injections
MD 0553 - Intravenous Infusions & Related Tasks
MD 0554 - Tactical Combat Casualty Care & Wound Treatment
MD 0556 - Basic Patient Care Procedures
MD 0564 - Blood, Electrolytes & Intravenous Infusions
MD 0568 - Respiratory Diseases & Disorders
MD 0569 - Chest & Airway Problems
MD 0571 - Cardiac Impairment
MD 0572 - The Central Nervous System
MD 0574 - Surgical Methods
MD 0575 - Integumentary System
MD 0576 - Wound Care
MD 0577 - The Musculoskeletal System
MD 0579 - The Genitourinary System I
MD 0580 - The Genitourinary System II
MD 0581 - The Gastrointestinal System
MD 0582 - The Sensory System
MD 0583 - The Endocrine System
MD 0584 - Obstetrics & Pediatrics
MD 0586 - Mental Health
MD 0587 - Immunizations & Environmental Injuries
MD 0588 - Environmental Diseases & Injuries I
MD 0589 - Environmental Injuries & Diseases II
MD 0694 - Basic Food Inspection Procedures
MD 0703 - Preservation of Foods
MD 0708 - Food Containers
MD 0710 - Red Meats
MD 0711 - Waterfoods
MD 0712 - Poultry I
MD 0713 - Shell Eggs
MD 0714 - Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
MD 0715 - Dairy
MD 0717 - Storage & Sanitation
MD 0718 - Operational Rations 1
MD 0723 - Food Deterioration
MD 0728 - Poultry II
MD 0801 - Prescription Interpretation
MD 0802 - Pharmaceutical Calculations
MD 0803 - General Chemistry
MD 0804 - Pharmacology I
MD 0805 - Pharmacology II
MD 0806 - Pharmacology III
MD 0807 - Pharmacology IV
MD 0808 - Pharmacology V
MD 0809 - Introduction to Compounding
MD 0811 - Inpatient Dispensing
MD 0841 - Parasitology I
MD 0842 - Parasitology II
MD 0846 - Immunohematology & Blood Banking II
MD 0852 - Urinalysis
MD 0853 - Hematology I
MD 0856 - Bacteriology
MD 0857 - Hematology II
MD 0859 - Mycology
MD 0861 - Clinical Chemistry I
MD 0867 - Blood Donor Operations I
MD 0868 - Blood Donor Operations II
MD 0905 - Nursing Fundamentals I
MD 0906 - Nursing Fundamentals II
MD 0910 - Introduction to Practical Nursing
MD 0913 - Drug Dosage & Therapy
MD 0915 - Nursing Care of the Surgical Patient
MD 0916 - Nursing Care Related to the Musculoskeletal System
MD 0917 - Nursing Care Related to the Cardiovascular & Respiratory Systems
MD 0918 - Nursing Care Related to the Gastrointestinal & Urinary Systems
MD 0919 - Nursing Care Related to the Sensory & Neurological Systems
MD 0921 - Obstetric & Newborn Care I
MD 0922 - Obstetric & Newborn Care II
MD 0923 - Introduction to The Operating Room
MD 0927 - Special Surgical Procedures I
MD 0928 - Special Surgical Procedures II
MD 0933 - Scrub, Gown & Glove Procedures
MD 0935 - Routine Procedures for an Operation

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