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MED4005Laboratory medicine(MED)
Dr J Martin (Microbiology) and Assoc Professor R Salom (Pathology) 6 points + Studies are linked to the weekly program of integrated lectures + weekly tutorials + clinicopathology sessions + autopsy demonstrations + Practical / laboratory sessions held each week + assist and/or observe one complete autopsy. Synopsis: Systematic pathology and the laboratory investigation of infectious disease will be provided through lectures, tutorials, practical / laboratory sessions and case studies. Students will develop an understanding of the aetiology, pathogenesis, natural history, morphologic and clinical features of common and/or important diseases. In addition, students will gain appreciation of the role of the autopsy and the role of clinical laboratories in establishing a diagnosis. Students will gain an understanding of requirements for laboratory test requests, specimen collection techniques, laboratory testing procedures and interpretation of laboratory reports. Assessment: Microbiology (Written & Practical examinations) 40% + Pathology (Practical & MCQ examination) 60% |
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