Histology 1600-Lek12HIST-J
The lectures are aimed to acquaint of students with the current state of knowledge in the field of histology.
The aim of the tutorials is to deepen and supplement the knowledge presented in the lectures through active participation in the discussion on a given issue. During the exercises, the student also learns to recognize histological slides.
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Term 2022/23L:
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Term 2023/24L:
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Total student workload
Learning outcomes - knowledge
Learning outcomes - skills
Learning outcomes - social competencies
Teaching methods
Expository teaching methods
- participatory lecture
- problem-based lecture
Online teaching methods
- cooperation-based methods
- content-presentation-oriented methods
- methods developing reflexive thinking
Type of course
Prerequisites
Course coordinators
Assessment criteria
Assessments methods:
Tutorials:
Weekly tests: (0-3 points; ≥ 60%): W1-W3, U3
Semester test: (0-25 points; ≥ 60%): W1-W3, U3
Practical recognizing of histological slides (part of exam) (0-25 points; ≥ 60%): U1-U3
Lectures:
Exam (0-50 points; ≥ 60%): W1-W3, U3
Extended observation: (0-10 points; > 50%): K1
Assessments criteria:
1. Tutorials: Condition for obtaining credit for passing the tutorials (ungraded credit) is attendance and passing weekly tests covering the material from previous classes. The condition for passing the classes in the I semester is also a positive result of the semester test.
2. The material discussed in the lectures and exercises will be enforced during the exam.
3. The condition for admission to the exam is obtaining a pass from the exercises.
4. The exam takes place in the summer session and consists of two parts: practical and theoretical.
5. Condition for obtaining credit from practical part of the exam is to get minimum 60% of correct answers (recognition of 15 histological slides). Result of practical exam is added to the result of theoretical part of the exam.
6. Theoretical part of the exam consists of 50 multiple-choice questions with 5 answers, from which only one is correct. For theoretical part of the exam it is possible to obtain maximum of 50 pts, and conditions for obtaining credit is receiving minimum of 60% correct answers (30 pts).
7. Criteria for obtaining a positive exam grade:
Exam Maximum points Minimum points
Practical 25 15
Theoretical 50 30
The condition for admitting a student to the written exam is to obtain the minimum number of points from the practical exam (points indicated in the table above). In the case of failure to obtain the minimum number on the practical examination, two retakes are allowed, covering the entire scope of the practical examination. The retake is the same verification of the learning outcomes form as for the first term.
The criterion for obtaining a positive grade in the written exam is obtaining the minimum number of points (points indicated in the table above). If the minimum number from the written exam is not obtained, an additional term is allowed. The retake is the same verification of the learning outcomes form as for the first term. The above uniform criteria apply to all final credits, including tests
Practical placement
N/A
Bibliography
Leading textbooks:
1) Sawicki W., Malejczyk J. Histologia. PZWL, Warszawa 2022, wyd. VI
Supplementary textbooks:
1) Young B., Lowe J.S., Stevens A., Heath J.W. (red. wyd. pol. J. Malejczyk), WHEATER Histologia. Podręcznik i atlas. Edra Urban & Partner, Wrocław 2017, wyd. I
2) Zabel M. Histologia Podręcznik dla studentów medycyny i stomatologii. Edra Urban & Partner, Wrocław 2022, wyd. II
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Term 2023/24L:
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