Syllabus
Pathological anatomy: I. Disease, death. Regressive and metabolic changes. II. Inflammation. III. Oncopathology. IV. General findings of heart insuficiency V. Reasons of cardiovascular failure. VI. Pathology of respiratory system VII. Pathology of gastrointestinal system VIII. Pathology of kidneys and urinary system IX. Pathology of female genitals. Pathology of mammary glands. X. Pathology of male genitals. Pathological physiology:
1) The significance of pathological physiology. Health, disease, pathogenesis. Inflammation, stress.
2) Pathophysiology of water metabolism, edemas.
3) Importance of ions, acid base balance and their disturbances.
4) Pathophysiology of kidneys, renal syndromes, kidney failure.
5) Disturbances of the nervous system.
6) Pathophysiology of the gastrointestinal tract.
7) Disturbances of the metabolism of nutrients, obesity, starvation.
8) Pathophysiology of the cardiovascular system.
9) Pathophysiology of the respiratory system
10) Pathophysiology of the endocrine system.
Annotation
Pathology includes knowledge of pathological anatomy, which studies the diseases from the point of view of morphological changes of appearance, shape and histology of the diseased organs and tissues. Pathological physiology considers changes in functions of organs and tissues.