Pathological physiology
Study programme: immunology full-time form of study
Teaching language: english
Subject code: KaBioaFyziol/PathPh df/COS/22 Short: PathPh df/COS
Teaching language: english
Subject code: KaBioaFyziol/PathPh df/COS/22 Short: PathPh df/COS
- Credits: 5
- Completion method: Examination
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Attendance at lectures and exercises is required to pass the course. The condition for passing the exam is the development and defense of a seminar paper on a topic determined by the guarantor, which follows on from the topic of the dissertation and is the result of self-study. The exam is graded in the range of A-E. | |
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The graduate of the subject will gain knowledge about the causes that cause pathological reactions, processes and states and about the importance of regulatory mechanisms. The student acquires knowledge about the causes, development and starting points of diseases in the organism, which are necessary for solving the dissertation. The student can independently evaluate and interpret results (biochemical, hematological and other) in biological material. |
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Thermoregulation disorders and fever Disorders of immune responses, inflammation Disorders of hematopoiesis Stressors and general adaptation syndrome Pathological physiology of the cardiovascular system Pathological physiology of the respiratory system Endocrinopathies Pathological physiology of the excretory system Pathological physiology of the reproductive system Pathological physiology of the digestive system, liver and exocrine pancreas Pathological physiology of the nervous system Skin function disorders |
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Thermoregulation disorders and fever Disorders of immune responses, inflammation Disorders of hematopoiesis Stressors and general adaptation syndrome Pathological physiology of the cardiovascular system Pathological physiology of the respiratory system Endocrinopathies Pathological physiology of the excretory system Pathological physiology of the reproductive system Pathological physiology of the digestive system, liver and exocrine pancreas Pathological physiology of the nervous system Skin function disorders |
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| Recommended literature | |
NELSON, R. W., COUTO, G. Small Animal Internal Medicine. ISBN 13 9780323676946, 2019, Elsevier. ETTINGER, S. J., FELDMAN, E. C., COTE, E. Textbook of Veterinary Internal Medicine Expert Consult. 8th Ed., pp. 2736,2016, Elsevier – Health Sciences Division, ISBN10: 032331211X, Sauders, Philadelphia, USA. DiBARTOLA, S. P. Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Disorders in Small Animal Practice. 4th Ed. pp. 768, 2011, Elsevier- Health Sciences Division, Sauders, London, UK. ISBN10: 1437706541. Mc CANCE, K. L., HUETHER, S. E. Pathophysiology. 8th Ed. Mosby 2019. |
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| Conditions for completion of course | |
Conditions for completion of course: Attendance at lectures and exercises is required to pass the course. The condition for passing the exam is the development and defense of a seminar paper on a topic determined by the guarantor, which follows on from the topic of the dissertation and is the result of self-study. The exam is graded in the range of A-E. Final assessment: The condition for passing the exam is the development and defense of a seminar paper on a topic determined by the guarantor, which follows on from the topic of the dissertation and is the result of self-study. The exam is graded in the range of A-E.
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| LANGUAGE, WHICH KNOWLEDGE IS NEEDED TO PASS THE COURSE | |
| english | |
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| Date of last modification: 29.03.2023 | |||||
| Approved by: Tutot Prof. MVDr. Ľudmila Tkáčiková, PhD. | |||||