Parasites in Medical Practice – From Theory to Diagnosis: Practical Aspects of Diagnostics 1655-Lek22ZF03-J

(in Polish) 1. The workload associated with classes requiring the direct involvement of academic teachers is: - Participation in lectures: 0 hours - Participation in tutorials: 30 hours The workload associated with classes requiring the direct involvement of academic teachers is 30 hours, which corresponds to 1.2 ECTS points 2. Student workload balance: - Participation in lectures: 0 hours - Participation in tutorials: 30 hours - Preparation for tutorials (including reading the indicated literature): 20 hours The total student workload is 50 hours, which corresponds to 2 ECTS points 3. Workload balance associated with the implementation of learning outcomes in medical simulation settings (Group C): not applicable 4. Workload balance associated with the implementation of learning outcomes related to medical communication: not applicable

(in Polish) The student knows and understands: W1: The current epidemiological situation of tropical parasitic infections (C.W13) W2: The forms or developmental stages of selected parasitic protozoa, helminths, and arthropods that are invasive to humans, taking into account their geographic range of occurrence (C.W16) W3: Basic disease symptoms important in the differential diagnosis of parasitoses (C.W17) W4: Basics of modern parasitological diagnostics (C.W19)

(in Polish) U1: Recognizes the most common human parasites in microscopic slides (C.U7) U2: Differentiates the most common human parasitoses based on clinical cases discussed (C.U7)

(in Polish) K1: Ability to search for and use objective sources of information (K_K01) K2: Responsibility related to professional activities in terms of one's own safety and the safety of others in terms of parasitological threats (K_K02) K3: Awareness of one's own limitations and the need for continuous self-education (K_K07)

(in Polish) Tutorials: - practical exercises/microscopic observation - fieldwork - book work - project method - didactic discussion - talk - didactic games - parasitological quiz

(in Polish) A student starting education in the subject "Parasites in medical practice - from theory to diagnosis: practical aspects of diagnostics" should have knowledge of invertebrate biology at the secondary school level (extended level of the Matura exam in biology) and solid knowledge of the obligatory subject "Parasitology".

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