Syllabus - HML 2153 Histotechnology

How many credit hours is HML 2153 Histotechnology?

• 3 credit hours.

• 2 credit hours.

• 4 credit hours.

• 1 credit hour.

How many total contact hours per week does this course have?

• 5 contact hours.

• 3 contact hours.

• 7 contact hours.

• 10 contact hours.

What is CLO1 of HML 2153?

• Discuss basic epithelia and tissue types from microscopic appearance.

• Explain the process of cell division in prokaryotes.

• Describe the structure of the human heart.

• Identify the main functions of the nervous system.

What is CLO2 of HML 2153?

• Implement basic principles of microscopy (other than bright field) used in cellular pathology.

• Describe the process of Gram staining in microbiology.

• Explain the principles of PCR in molecular diagnostics.

• List the steps involved in tissue fixation for histopathology.

What is CLO3 of HML 2153?

• Determine the role of the cellular pathology department in disease diagnosis.

• Explain the principles of molecular biology techniques.

• Describe the process of blood sample collection.

• Identify common microorganisms in clinical samples.

What is CLO4 of HML 2153?

• Describe types of cell injury and repair, including cellular responses and adaptation.

• Explain the process of blood coagulation and its disorders.

• Identify the major components of the immune system and their functions.

• Discuss the principles of genetic inheritance and mutation.

What is CLO5 of HML 2153?

• Demonstrate all steps in tissue processing and orientation in pathology.

• Explain the principles of immunohistochemistry.

• Describe the types of microscopes used in pathology.

• List the common staining techniques in histology.

What is CLO6 of HML 2153?

• Outline the theory of staining, focusing on H&E staining and its practical implications.

• Describe the process of tissue fixation and its importance in histology.

• Explain the principles of immunohistochemistry and its diagnostic applications.

• Summarize the steps involved in tissue embedding and sectioning.

What percentage is Quiz 1 worth in this course?

• 15%.

• 10%.

• 25%.

• 5%.

In which week is Quiz 1 scheduled?

• Week 5.

• Week 3.

• Week 7.

• Week 9.