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Histology, cytology and embryology

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2021/2022

1 Trimester

12

The mastering by each student of microscopic and ultramicroscopic structure of cells, tissues and organs of human body, their prenatal development and alteration associated with various conditions of life and understanding of the results of laboratory tests.

Full-time form

1. Hold a basic knowledge in biology and chemistry, medical biology, anatomy, B2 level in English; 2. Be able to use knowledge for the resolving of practical tasks; work with scientific and methodological literature; 3. Possess elementary skills of system analysis.

A mandatory discipline that covers issues of microscopic structure of human body organs. Histology studies the tissues and the cells, from which tissue is composed, the structure of organs and systems of organs of the body. According to this the following sections of the subject: cytology (science of the cell); general histology, or common histology (studying tissue); special histology (studying the structure of organs and their systems) are developed. The science of prenatal development of organism – embryology is also closely related to histology, because embryology studies the process of their origin and development. Embryology, as well as cytology, is now separated from histology and is an independent science, but in the course of the medical school they are united in one discipline along with histology.

1. Melnyk N. O. Histology, cytology, embryology. Textbook.- Книга плюс. National O.O.Bogomolets Medical University.- Kyiv, 2015.- 485 p. 2. Ross M.H., Pawlina W. Histology. A Text and Atlas.- 2017, Wolters Kluwer, Philadelphia, 7th ed. - 984 p. 3. Meshcher L.A. Janquiera’s Basic Histology. Text and Atlas. - 2013 by McGraw-Hill Education. – 1251 p. 4. Young B., Heath J. H.: Wheater`s Functional Histology. Text and Color Atlas. 4th ed. Edinburgh, London,New York, 2001, pp.97-115. 5. Leslie P Gartner, James L. Hiatt. Color Textbook of Histology. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, London, New York,Sydney, Toronto, Saunders Co., 2001, pp.155 – 182. 6. Leslie P Gartner, James L. Hiatt. Color Atlas of Histology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York,London, Buenos Aires, Hong Kong, Sydney, Tokyo, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Co., 2000, pp. 102-124. 7. Bobrysheva I.V., Kachshenko S.A. Histology, cytology, embryology. - / I. V. Bobrysheva, S. A. Kashchenko. - Lugansk: “Knowledge”, 2011. - 528 p.

Lectures, Laboratory classes, Consultation, Self-study

Semester 1 1. Thematic tests – 30/15 2. Lecture tests (max/min) – 8/4 3. Assessment in Workbook and oral explanation (max/min) – 22 /11 Final Exam 40 points / 24 points Semester 2 1. Thematic tests (max/min) – (Group of topics 2) – 24 / 12 2. Lecture tests (max/min) – (Group of topics 2) – 4 / 2 3. Assessment in Workbook and oral explanation (max/min) -– (Group of topics 2) - 26 / 13 4. Module control work (Final test, max/min) – (Group of topics 2) - 6 / 3 Final Exam – 40 points / 24 points Semester 3 1. Thematic tests (max/min) – (Group of topics 3) – 38 / 19 2. Lecture tests (max/min) – (Group of topics 3) – 4 / 2 3. Assessment in Workbook and oral explanation (max/min) – (Group of topics 3) - 18 / 9 Final Exam 40 points / 24 points

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