Course Selection: Basics of Parasitology Diagnostics 1655-Lek22WYBDIA-J

(in Polish) 1. Study hours involving teacher participation: - tutorials: 15 hours Student workload involving teacher participation is 15 hours, what means 0.6 ECTS points. 2. Total student workload: - tutorials: 15 hours - preparation for tutorials: 15 hours Total student workload is 30 hours, what means 1.2 ECTS points. 3. Study hours involving the results of scientific research: - reading literature: 8 hours - participation in tutorials (including the results of research in the field of parasitology): 8 hours Student workload involving the results of scientific research is 16 hours, what means 0.64 ECTS points. 4. Study hours required to prepare and participate in evaluation process: - preparation for tutorials (including reading literature): 15 hours Student workload required to prepare and participate in final exam is 15 hours, what means 0.6 ECTS points. 5.Student workload connected to distant learning methods: 0 hours, which equals 0 ECTS points. 6. Study hours as practical tasks: - participation in tutorials: 15 hours Student workload of practical character is 15 hours, what means 0.6 ECTS points.

(in Polish) The student knows and understands: W1: the most actual epidemiology of tropical parasitic infections (C.W13) W2: forms or developmental stages of selected parasites, including protozoa, helminths and arthropods, considering their geographic range and distribution (C.W16) W3: the most common symptoms of parasitic diseases useful in differential diagnostics of parasitosis (C.W17) W4: the principles of modern parasitological diagnostics (E.W39)

(in Polish) The student is able to: U1: identify the most common human parasites in microscopic slides on the basis of their structure and in analyzed case reports on the basis of their life cycles and pathological symptoms (C.U7)

(in Polish) The student demonstrates: K1: awareness of own limitations and ability to pursue continuing education (K.K1) K2: habit of and skills related to pursue continuing education (K.K8)

(in Polish) - observation of pictures of microscopic slides - work with a book - didactic discussion - analysis of case reports - parasitological quiz

(in Polish) The student who begins "Basics of Parasitology Diagnostics" course should have the knowledge of the biology of invertebrates at the level of high school (level expanded baccalaureate in biology) and well-established knowledge of the obligatory course of "Parasitology”.

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