Health Science Technology Education

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Health Science Technology Education

Subchapter A. Coherent Sequence, High School
§121.1.	Implementation of Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Health Science Technology Education, Coherent Sequence.
§121.2.	Introduction to Health Science Technology (One-Half to One Credit).
§121.3.	Health Science Technology I (One to Two Credits).
§121.4.	Health Science Technology II (Two to Four Credits).
§121.5.	Health Science Technology III (One to Two Credits).

Subchapter B. Scientific, High School
§121.11.	Implementation of Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Health Science Technology Education, Scientific.
§121.12.	Scientific Research and Design (One Science Credit).
§121.13.	Anatomy and Physiology of Human Systems (One Science Credit).
§121.14.	Medical Microbiology (One-Half Science Credit).
§121.15.	Pathophysiology (One-Half Science Credit).

Subchapter C. Integrated Occupational, High School
§121.21.	Implementation of Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Health Science Technology Education, Integrated Occupational.
§121.22.	Medical Terminology (One-Half Credit).
§121.23.	Gerontology (One-Half Credit).
§121.24.	Clinical Nutrition (One-Half Credit).
§121.25.	Pharmacology (One-Half Credit).
§121.26.	Mental Health (One-Half Credit).

Subchapter D. Research, High School
§121.31.	Implementation of Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Health Science Technology Education, Research.
§121.32.	Health Science Technology Independent Study (One-Half to One Credit).

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