Oral Pathology Sample Clauses

Oral Pathology. Introduction Physiology and pathology of oral cavity is taught in the first years of studies. It is introduced practically on the 4th and 5th year. Primary Aims • teaching of oral diseases pathology. • recognizing and differentiation of oral diseases in clinic. Main Objectives • pathology of bacterial and fungal infections in oral cavity, • pathology of viral infections in oral cavity, • pathology of pigmental lesions in oral cavity • pathology of salivary glands • pathologic lesions in oral cavity in dermatoses • pathology of oral cavity lesions in systemic diseases • pathology of precancerous lesions and oral cancer • pathology of dental hard tissues and bone Hours in the Curriculum Year 4th: lectures – 4 hrs, classes – 7 hrs
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Oral Pathology. Xxxxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxx e-mail: xxx.xxxxxxx@xx.xxx.xx Timing in the curriculum Pathophysiological mechanisms are studied througout the curriculum. Particular emphasis is placed on oral pathology predominantly on the 9th semester. Primary aims - students should acquire a working knowledge of the clinicopathologic aspects of the more common and important oral conditions found in (Swedish) patients - students should acquire a basic understanding of oral disease pathogenetic processes as a means to understand the role of biopsy as a clinical diagnostic working tool Main Objectives - understand the cause and development of tumors - have knowledge about mechanisms of oncogenesis - know about clinical and paraclinical methods for the diagnosis of premalignant and malignant changes - explain the consequences of tumor disease and know about incidence, pathogenesis, natural course and treatment - account for the following aspects: etiology, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of common oral diseases and of such rare diseases, which may have severe consequences to the patient - know about different biopsy techniques and about radiologic examinations performed in specialist clinics - know about the prevalence and degree of severity of oral disease in the Swedish dental population under different conditions - explain the relation between the distribution and severity of oral disease and the diagnosis and treatment

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  • Oral Warning The oral warning shall be delivered to the employee by the supervisor. The supervisor shall draft a memorandum of oral warning. A copy of such memorandum shall be served upon the employee who shall sign a copy to acknowledge receipt thereof and to further acknowledge the employee's understanding that the signed copy shall be retained by the supervisor. Such memoranda may be used as evidence in future disciplinary actions with regard to said employee.

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