Lectures - 2 WS: 1. The position of pathology in the organization of health care; diseases and their causes; regressive changes 2. Disorders of blood and lymph circulation, inflammation, progressive changes 3. Diseases caused by physical and chemical influences 4. Microbial and parasitic diseases, immune disorders 5. Pathology of the cardiovascular system, respiratory system 6. Pathology of the gastrointestinal tract - GIT, liver, bile ducts and pancreas, eating disorders 7. Pathology of the urinary and genital systems 8. Pathology of pregnancy; mammary glands 9. Pathology of the nervous and locomotor systems 10. Pathology of the endocrine glands, skin, and sensory system 11. Specific and non-specific inflammation, its manifestations in individual systems and organs 12. Specifics of oncological diseases for various tissues and organs 13. Biopsy examination and its current importance in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with cancer 14. Multiorgan failure in shock states Seminars - 2 WS: 1.-2. Basics of exercise physiology; physical fitness 3.-4. Exercise and energy metabolism 5.-6. Reaction and adaptation to different types of strain 7.-8. Insulin signalling pathway and strain; insulin resistance; metabolic syndrome and movement 9.-10. Reaction and adaptation of the circulatory system to physical activity. Blood pressure and exercise 11.-12. Strain as a form of stress 13.-14. Exercise in patients with reduced coronary reserve 15.-16. Physiological and pathological fatigue. Exercise and the immune system 17.-18. Thermoregulation depending on strain and external environment 19.-20. Ontogenesis of motor needs. Physical activity in old age 21.-22. Bone density and movement. Osteoporosis and physical activity 23.-24. Woman and physical activity, pregnancy and physical activity 25.-26. The concept of stress (anaerobic) threshold, its use in movement therapy and in sports 27.-28. Respiratory system under strain; breathing
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o provide knowledge about the function of a healthy human body o acquaint students with all functions of cells, tissues, organs and organ systems with an emphasis on the neuromuscular and vascular systems o add knowledge of general pathophysiology to the knowledge of the structure and function of the human organism o gain knowledge about the structure of cells, tissues and organs affected by disease changes o understand the nature of the disease as a necessary prerequisite for the treatment of the disease o understand the application of pathology in practice, in science and research o erudition of students in the field of exercise physiology and pathophysiology o inform about the response and adaptation of individual organ systems to physical activity and about the health risks and benefits of stress response and adaptation in health and disease
o the student is able to explain the function of cells, tissues, organs and organ systems with an emphasis on the neuromuscular and vascular system o the student knows the structure of cells, tissues and organs affected by disease changes o the student is familiar with the field of exercise physiology and pathophysiology
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