Oral Pathology (OP)

Prerequisites: None Fundamentals of general pathology, with a focus on pathological mechanisms as foundational knowledge for subsequent courses in systemic and oral pathology. Additional areas covered include environmental and nutritional diseases, genetic disorders, infectious diseases, and diseases of infancy and childhood.

Prerequisites: By permission. Interpret and analyze disease backgrounds, clinical manifestations, histological features, diagnostics approaches, prognostic indicators, and treatment modalities for both oral and systemic conditions in a flipped classroom model. (SP II)

Prerequisites: None Systemic approach to diseases focusing on the following organ systems: cardiovascular, renal, endocrine, respiratory, gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, genitourinary, musculoskeletal, hematologic, genetic, and nervous system diseases. Abnormalities or hemostasis, and disorders of the immune system are also covered.

Prerequisites: OP 7192. Delve deeper into honing expertise in interpreting and analyzing various disease classifications exploring their origins, clinical presentations, histological characteristics, diagnostic methods, prognostic markers, and therapeutic options for oral and systemic ailments. ( SU III)

Prerequisites: None Special topics