Lectures: (1.5 classes per week - 9 weeks) 1st week: The position of pathology and patophysiology in health care. A disease and its symptoms. Regressive changes. Disorders of the blood and lymph. Inflammation. Progressive changes 2nd week: A disease caused by physical and chemical effects. Eating disorders. Microbial and parasital causes of a disease. Immune disorders 3rd week: Pathology and pathophysiologyof the cardiovascular system 4th week: Pathology and pathophysiology of the respiratory system 5th week: Pathology and pathophysiology of the gastrointestinal tract - GIT. Pathology and pathophysiology of the liver, gallbladder and pancreas 6th week: Pathology and pathophysiology of the urinary system. Pathology and pathophysiology of the reproductive system 7th week: Pathology and pathophysiology of pregnancy. Pathology and pathophysiology of the lacteal gland 8th week: Pathology and pathophysiology of the nervous system. Pathology and pathophysiology of the locomotive system 9th week: Pathology and pathophysiology of the endocrine glands. Pathology and pathophysiology of the skin. Pathology and pathophysiology of the sensory organs Workshops: (0.5 classes per week - 9 weeks) 1st - 2nd week: Regressive and metabolic changes in tissues and organs. Specific and non-specific inflammation, its symptoms in the particular systems and organs. Specifics of oncological diseases for various tissues and organs. Bioptic examination and its current importance in diagnostics and treatment of the oncological ill 3rd - 4th week: Pathological diseases of the digestive system, diagnostic advantage of bioptic examination in this sphere 5th - 6th week: The most frequent illnesses of the urinary and reproductive systems including a demonstration of bioptic images 7th - 8th week: Inflammatory and non-inflammatory CNS diseases, current position of degenerative and demyelinative CNS diseases 9th week: Inflammatory, timorous and tumoriformous lesions of the locomotive system. Skin disease and its relation to a disease of the internal organs. Multiorgan failure during shock
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" Students will have an overview of morphological changes in the human body under pathological conditions at a general level. " Students will have an overview of morphological changes in the human body under pathological conditions at the level of particular systems - respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, urinary, nervous, locomotive and muscular.
" Students have an overview of morphological changes in the human body under pathological conditions at ageneral level. " Students have an overview of morphological changes in the human body under pathological conditions at the level of particular systems - respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, urinary, nervous, locomotive and muscular
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