OVERVIEW

The course of clinical pathology II, III and immunohematology concerns the study of markers of various types of diseases, the study of tests useful for transfusions and organ transplants and the conservation of blood components

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Acquire the main notions about the meaning of some groups of disease markers, tissue compatibility and autoimmune diseases. Acquire basic notions of immunology, genetics, which allow understanding of the tests used in transfusion centers

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

The course will provide students with the knowledge to understand the meaning of the variances of various groups of disease markers, their clinical correlations and the appropriateness of the prescription. Furthermore, students will be provided with the notions necessary to understand the functioning of organ compatibility and the tests that are carried out to evaluate it. Finally, the course will provide students with the knowledge necessary to understand the functioning of the tests that are used in transfusion centers, both for transfusions and in other clinical conditions in which these tests can be used.

PREREQUISITES

Basic knowledge in biology, anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, general pathology and pathophysiology

TEACHING METHODS

The lessons are held frontally and interactions with students will be sought as much as possible. In consideration of the health situation in our country, the lessons can be delivered online, possibly via live streaming.

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

See the programs of the individual disciplines included into this integrated course

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

See the indications for each discipline included into this integrated course

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

ANNA LISA FURFARO (President)

GIANLUCA UBEZIO (President)

NICOLA TRAVERSO (President and Coordinator of Integrated Course)

LESSONS

LESSONS START

II semester of each academic years, according to the information given by the didactic secretery

Class schedule

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY AND IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY I

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

The exam will take place through an interview with the student to assess the student's knowledge and the ability to link the learned notions.
In consideration of the health situation in our country, the exams may be conducted remotely

ASSESSMENT METHODS

See the indications for the individual disciplines included into this integrated course.

The tests of the individual disciplines must all be sufficient for the exam to be passed

Exam schedule