PT343 : Systemic pathology

Department

faculty of Medicine

Academic Program

Bachelor in Medicine and general surgery

Type

Compulsory

Credits

04

Prerequisite

PT241

Overview

Discuss the common pathological disorders in gastrointestinal system and their resultant effects on the human body ب.1 Discuss the pathogenesis and manifestations of inflammatory or neoplastic hepatic diseases. ب.2 Discuss the different benign and malignant lesions in female genital system and breast pathology. ب.3 Discuss the common pathological changes that affect the hematopoietic system. ب.4 Discuss the various illnesses and its complications in the bone and musculoskeletal system. ب.5 Discuss different pathological lesions of the central nervous system.

Intended learning outcomes

By the end of the course, the student will be able to:

  • Understand the pathological basis of systemic diseases including the gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, female reproductive, hematolymphoid, musculoskeletal, and central nervous systems.
  • Understand the etiology, pathogenesis, and resulting biological changes that occur in the disease processes.
  • Describe the gross, microscopic features within tissues as well as the major common pathological processes and patterns of disease.
  • Understand the steps of writing a pathological report.
  • Promote lifelong competencies necessary for continuous professional development.

Teaching and learning methods

1-Lecture 2-Tutriol 3-Lab

Methods of assessments

Mid-term examination ------------- 15%

Practical quizzes 5%

Practical examination ------------- 20%

Final written examination ------------------ 60%

WeeksSubjectsHours
1 - 3-Digestive system 24
3 - 5Liver and biliary tract 14
5 - 73- Female genital system and breast 14
7 - 9Blood and lymphatic system 11
9 - 11Bone and musculoskeletal system11
12 - 14- Nervous system 11

Introduction in anatomy (AN120)
Introduction to Physiology (PS120)
Introduction Biochemistry (BC120)
Medical Physics (MP130)
Arabic language (AL120)
Introduction of Histology (HS120)
Anatomy & Embryology (AN131)
Physiology I (PS141)
Chemistry of biomolecule I (BC141)
Histology I (HS141)
Histology II (HS142)
Physiology II (PS142)
Metabolism of biomolecules (BC142)
Anatomy III (AN233)
Molecular Biology (BC243)
Medical Microbiology (MB241)
Physiology III (PS243)
Clinical Skills I (CS211)
Pharmacology I (PH241)
Parasites (PA240)
GENERAL PATHOLOGY (PT241)
Systemic pathology (PT342)
Pharmacology III (PH343)
Pharmacology II (PH342)
Medical Microbiology II (MB342)
Information Technology (IT320)
Clinical Skills II (CS312)
Clinical Skills III (CS313)
)Behavior Science (BS320)
Family and community medicine I (CM341)
Systemic pathology (PT343)
Ophthalmology (OP440)
Radiology (RD440)
Obstetrics and gynecology (OG480)
Forensic Medicine& Toxicology (FT440)
Family and Community Medicine II (CM442)
Medicine (MD512)
General Surgery (SG512)