Learn fundamental concepts of pathology, cellular injury responses, wound healing mechanisms, immune system functions, and medically important microorganisms in this comprehensive 160-hour course. Master basic pathological principles essential for disease diagnosis while exploring how cells respond to various types of injury and the complex processes involved in wound healing. Develop a thorough understanding of immune system components and their protective functions against pathogens and foreign substances. Examine the general characteristics of clinically significant bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, and analyze their specific roles in causing human disease. Gain practical knowledge of basic patient assessment techniques and aseptic procedures critical for healthcare practice, providing a solid foundation for understanding disease processes and infection control in clinical settings.
Overview
Syllabus
- Explain basic pathological concepts and their role in disease diagnosis.
- Describe how cells respond to injury and wound healing.
- Describe the functions of the immune system
- Explain general characteristics of medically important microbes and their roles in disease
- Understand the principles of basic patient assessment and aseptic techniques
Taught by
Centre for Lifelong Learning
