a.
Knowledge and Understanding:
1-
Describe the histological characteristics of normal cells in relation to function and clinical applications
2-
Recognize different blood cells and the applied clinical states related to change in their count/%.
3-
Outline the basic histological tissues of the body (General Histology) and some systems (Vascular, Lymphatic, Skin, Digestive and Endocrine Glands) in relation to function and clinical applications.
b.
Intellectual Skills:
1-
Correlate between histological structure & function of any cell, tissue or organ.
2-
Differentiate organelles of cells and tissues of organs by data show and microscopic slides.
3-
Relate various clinical applications to cells, tissues or organs
c.
Professional and Practical Skills:
1-
Interpret different examined cell organelles.
2-
Diagnose different blood cells in blood films
3-
Illustrate different types of tissues: epithelium tissues, connective tissues, muscular tissues, nervous tissues and the types of cells in these tissues
4-
Discover different tissues and organs in histological sections using routine, special stains and ultrathin sections
d.
General and Transferable Skills:
1-
Design an independent piece of work within a supported frame work
2-
Appreciate lifelong learning
3-
Acquire communication and presentation skills
4-
Participate in co-operative group planning and making decision.
5-
Acquire ability to relate Applied Medicine to Basic Medical Science.
