Basics of Pathology

Cell injury & inflammation

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Description

             This course is complete guide for understanding basic pathology. Pathology itself is complicated subject to learn, in that basics of pathology is supreme. This course is an attempt to clear your concept regarding basics pathology. The slides in course is easiest way to learn basics of pathology in shortest time humanly possible. In gross we will be covering structure & function of cell, cell injury, inflammation, apoptosis necrosis & hypersensitivity reactions & much more.

Who is this course for: This course is for all medical students, doctors, nurses, pharmacist and other paramedical staff who is interested to learn basics of pathology

What exactly we will be discussing in course:

Structure & function of cell

Basic terms used in pathology

Cell injury

Causes of cell injury

Cellular changes during cell injury

Cellular adaptations

Reversible cell injury

Irreversible cell injury

Apoptosis

Necrosis

What is Inflammation

Types of inflammation

Advantages & disadvantages of inflammation

Cells taking part in inflammation

Steps involved in inflammation

Vasodilatation

Chemotaxis

Leucocyte activation

Resolution and healing

Chronic inflammation

Immune response of body

Hypersensitivity reaction I

Hypersensitivity reaction I I

Hypersensitivity reaction I I I

Hypersensitivity reaction I V

And much more

              See guys we must know, if we understand basic pathology then pathology of individual diseases is very easy to understand. If you are medico and not able to understand basic pathology then this course is for you. Excited to see you inside the course.

What You Will Learn!

  • Structure & functions of cell.
  • Learn Basics of cell injury
  • Cellular response to injury
  • Apoptosis & Necrosis
  • Reversible & Irreversible cell injury
  • Hypersensitivity reactions

Who Should Attend!

  • Medical student
  • Doctor
  • Pharmacist , Nurse, Paramedical staff
  • Who wants to learn Basic pathology