Pathophysiology is a branch of medicine and biology that studies the origin, development and outcome of pathological processes; features and dynamic nature of the modification of physiological functions in various pathological conditions of the organism.
Pathophysiology seeks to explain the functional changes that are occurring within an individual due to a disease or pathologic state.
Pathophysiology can also mean the functional changes associated with or resulting from disease or injury.
And finally, pathopgysiology bridges the gap between basic medical sciences and clinical training by discussing the picture of disease as physiologic dysfunction
| TEACHERS |
| LECTURES |  Angelina A.Titova
MD, PhD, Senior lecturer, pathologist
Roman V. Ursan
MD, Senior Lecturer
| 5th Semester
1. Mechanisms of cell injury 2. Lipids metabolism disorders 3. Pathophysiology of blood circulation 4. Inflammation 5. Immune system 6. Autoimmunity 7. Neoplasia 8. Genetic diseases
6th Semester (Spring)
1. Arterial hypertension 2. Chronic heart failure 3. Lung pathophysiology 4. Pathophysiology of the primary hemostasis
| | RATING SYSTEM, THEMATIC PLAN | Rating system (points, marks, grades, credits) Thematic plan
| | MODULE TEST, ZACHOT, EXAMINATION | Module test 1 (questions) Module test 2 (questions) Module test 3 (questions) Module test 4 (questions)
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| | HANDOUTS AND ADDITIONAL MATERIALS | Pathophysiology of oral cavity
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