Structure of the discipline The Education Programme of " Medical biology"

Structure of the discipline 
Name of the 
discipline: 
Education sector, 
Speciality 
Structure of the discipline 
1-st year 
2-nd year 
Content credits – 
5 
Education sector 
6.120101«Medicine» 
Normative 
Content 
modules: 
2 
Speciality 7.1200005 
«Dentistry» 
Year of study: 
1-st 
2-nd 
Semestr 
1-й, 2-й 
1-й, 2-й 
Lectures 
Week hours: 
auditory- 2 
independent 
work – 1,7 
Master of Medicine level 
10 hour 
20 hour 
Practicals 
26 h 
34 h 
Independent work Personal task 
20 h 
40 h 
Type of control: 
tests, tasks, individual oral 
examination solving of typical 
situational problems 
Ratio of auditory work and independent work: 150/60

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1. The Aims and Objectives of the subject. 
 
The subjects of academic discipline study are the basics of human vital functions, the study of 
the laws of heredity, variability, individual development and human morphophysiological 
adaptation to the environment due to its bio-social nature and impact of molecular genetic, 
cellular, ontogenetic, population and ecological factors on human health. 
Interdisciplinary links: the integration with related departments, in which biomedical disciplines 
are being studied (histology, cytology, embryology, human anatomy, microbiology, virology, 
immunology, epidemiology, infectious diseases). 
The Aims and Objectives of the subject. 
1.1. The overall aim of "Medical Biology with Parasitology" teaching process is 
determined by the goals of programme, outlining educational and professional training of higher 
medical institutions, as well as by the content of systemic competence and practical skills 
required for a doctor. The knowledge that students gain during the study of "Medical Biology " is 
a basic for a range of subjects providing both natural-science (NS unit) and professional-practical 
(PP unit) preparation. 
The ultimate goals of the course "Medical Biology " are: 
1. To determine the biological nature and mechanisms of diseases that arise from 
anthropogenic changes in the environment. 
2. To identify the manifestations of general biological laws during human ontogenesis. 
3. To explain the patterns of human organism vital functions manifestation at the molecular-
biological and cellular levels. 
4. To explain the nature and mechanisms of inherited human diseases manifestation in a 
phenotype. 
5. To make a preliminary conclusion about the presence of parasitic infestations in human 
organism and define measures of disease prevention.