a.
Knowledge and Understanding:
1-
Define different types of white and red oral mucosal lesions and precancerous types.
2-
Describe etiology, histopathology and clinical picture of oral mucosal white lesions and red lesions.
3-
Identify dental management, implications and prognosis of oral mucosal white lesions and red lesions.
4-
Enumerate different types of oral ulcers with their description.
5-
Describe etiology, histopathology and clinical picture of viral ulcers and immunological ulcers
6-
Recognize dental management, implications and prognosis of oral ulcers affecting oral tissues.
7-
List laboratory and special investigations to diagnose the different types of oral ulcers.
b.
Intellectual Skills:
1-
Classify different types of oral white and red lesions.
2-
Select laboratory and special investigations to diagnose the different types of white and red lesions of oral mucosa
3-
plan for different oral white and red lesions treatment
4-
Classify oral ulcerations
5-
Compare between different types of oral ulcerations.
6-
Choose laboratory and special investigations to diagnose the different types of oral ulcers.
7-
Plan treatment and prognosis for different viral and immunological ulcer
c.
Professional and Practical Skills:
1-
Collect data from the different signs and symptoms revealed during the patient examination.
2-
Interpret clinically between different types of oral lesions.
3-
predict oral and systemic condition from information obtained from the patient examination
4-
Predict normal clinical findings and abnormal deviations present.
5-
Diagnose infectious diseases endangering the dentist and methods of infection control
6-
Apply general aspects of dental practice including esthetics, medico-legal considerations, management, and maintenance of a safe working environment.
d.
General and Transferable Skills:
1-
Exercise effective communication methods with other health care professionals and auxiliary personals to maximize patient benefits and minimize the risk of errors.
2-
Point out to the patient, the nature of his/her condition, different treatment options and possible complications in such a way that is easily understood, answering patient questions and encouraging discussion
