PTBA 221 – Ptholpgy I

• Hanan Hosny Hanna

• Dr. Aliaa el Abad
• Dr. Ranna Alaa
• Dr. Amira magdy

By the end of this course the students will be able to:

• Acquire new Pathological knowledge essential for their professional carrier.
• Understand the Pathogenesis of several diseases, tumors affecting several organs of the body.
• Identify how the cardiovascular system is affected by several pathogens, vascular disease includes atherosclerosis, rheumatic heart, myocardial infarction, and pericarditis.
• Outline the important Respiratory disease, congenital anomalies, obstructive lung and restrictive lung, lung tumors disease.
• Explain the most common genetic disease and in terms of the underlying basic principles.
• Identify the pathogenesis of infectious disease and how it affects our body system.
• Identify the most important pathological and microscopic picture in different disease affecting cardiac, genetic, infectious, respiratory systems.
• Differentiate between different cardiac, respiratory, genetic infectious diseases and how to diagnose them and differentiate between them.

• This course provides the student with an analysis of the etiology, pathology, and clinical sciences of cardiovascular, respiratory, genetic diseases, some infectious disease, disorders, and condition (Clinical/laboratory assessment techniques).
• It also allow the students to identify the gross and pathological pictures of underlying pathogenesis of several systems including cardiovascular, respiratory, genetics, infectious disease

Total of 100 marks

• 5 marks Quiz
• 10 marks Midterm Exam
• 5 marks assignments and presentations
• 15 marks final practical exam
• 15 marks Oral exam
• 50 marks final written exam

• Robbins and Cotran Atlas of Pathology, 2e (Robbins Pathology) 2nd Edition by Edward C. Klatt MD,2012.

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