Silvio NAVIGLIO
Insegnamento di BIOCHIMICA CLINICA
Corso di laurea magistrale a ciclo unico in MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA (Sede di Caserta)
SSD: BIO/12
CFU: 2,00
ORE PER UNITÀ DIDATTICA: 25,00
Periodo di Erogazione: Secondo Semestre
Italiano
| Lingua di insegnamento | Italiano |
| Contenuti | Metodologia e Diagnostica di Laboratorio in Medicina. |
| Testi di riferimento | Testo di riferimento principale: |
| Obiettivi formativi | - Acquisire la capacità di orientarsi correttamente nella diagnostica di laboratorio |
| Prerequisiti | Aver superato gli esami di: |
| Metodologie didattiche | Lezioni Frontali |
| Metodi di valutazione | Esame orale teso a mettere in risalto: |
| Altre informazioni | Verranno fornite agli studenti le diapositive del corso e riferimenti di letteratura relativi agli argomenti del corso |
| Programma del corso | Qualità del risultato di laboratorio: fonti di variabilità, modalità di valutazione e stima del loro impatto clinico. |
English
| Teaching language | English |
| Contents | Methodology and Laboratory Diagnostics in Medicine. |
| Textbook and course materials | Reference Test: Marcello Ciaccio, Clinical and Laboratory Medicine Textbook, Springer Nature, edition I/2024, pages 739. |
| Course objectives | - Acquire the ability to orientate correctly in laboratory diagnostics |
| Prerequisites | As indicated by the academic regulations for the course of study, no prerequisites are required for the course of Clinical Biochemistry and Clinical Molecular Biology. However, considering the topics covered by the course, a good knowledge related to Biochemistry, Physiology, General pathology and Microbiology is required. |
| Teaching methods | Frontal lessons |
| Evaluation methods | The assessment of the knowledge and skills will be carried out by oral exam aimed at highlighting: i) the clarity of exposition, completeness, and terminological precision; ii) the ability of choosing the diagnostic profiles suitable for typical situations; iii) the skills of interpretating the results for the purposes of general diagnostics, differential and prognostic evaluation. The grade of Clinical Biochemistry and Clinical Molecular Biology is expressed in 30/30, where 18/30 represents the minimum and 30/30 the maximum. The final mark of the exam is given by the mean among the different teaching modules that make up the integrated course of Laboratory Medicine (Clinical Pathology, Clinical Microbiology and Clinical Biochemistry and Clinical Molecular Biology), always expressed in 30/30. |
| Other information | The lecture slides, as well as all the relevant references from the scientific literature, will be shared by Microsoft Teams. Students can directly reach the designed Teacher for any clarification or further explanation as indicated at the page of the appointed Professor. |
| Course Syllabus | Delivering quality: source, estimation and evaluation of variabilities: |








