PATOLOŠKA FIZIOLOGIJA I LABORATORIJSKA MEDICINA

Learning outcomes (aligned with the outcomes for the study program): After completing the two-semester course and passing the exam in Pathological Physiology, the student of Medicine should have the following learning outcomes: 1. Possess the theoretical framework and practical knowledge and skills about the ways of the bodys response to disease. 2. It has a pathobiological basis for studying the nosology of disorders and diseases in various branches and areas of medicine. 3. Understands and explains the etiology and pathogenesis of basic metabolic and functional disorders of human organs and organ systems, based on measurable data and evidence. 4. He is able to connect the clinical manifestations of diseases with the causes and mechanisms of their occurrence, he understands clinical events, based on the study of the nosology of certain disorders and diseases, which are encountered during studies and in medical practice. 5. It has a pathophysiological basis for forming a diagnostic strategy in case of pathological phenomena. 6. He is able to coherently understand the order of occurrence and the hierarchy of pathophysiological relationships and their clinical implications by actively studying, analyzing and synthesizing individual problems, i.e. he has the skill to connect biochemical, morphological, ultrastructural, functional and clinical data (symptoms, signs, dysfunctions, test indicators) into a complete and unique picture of the disease 7. He is capable of (apart from qualitative) understanding and adequately presenting quantitative relationships and their role in determining the natural course of the pathobiological process (regulatory relationships, progression, kinetics, self-healing, outcome, etc.).