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Syllabus
Student: Fu Hongchen
DOB:10/26/2001
This course provides medical students with systematic physics knowledge, so that they can further
master the basic concepts, basic laws and basic methods of medical physics on the basis of
secondary school physics. This course can prepare students with the necessary physical foundation
for learning modern medicine, and provide the necessary basic knowledge for discussing and
solving problems encountered in medical practice.
This course is aimed at cultivating students' comprehensive English application ability, especially
listening and speaking ability, so that they can effectively communicate in English in future study,
work and social communication. Meanwhile, it can enhance students’ independent learning ability
and improve comprehensive cultural literacy to meet the needs of China's social development and
international exchange.
Course: Physiology
Credits: 4.5
Score: 77
Credit Hours: 72
Professor: Liang Shaohui
This course takes some clinical medical undergraduates as the specific implementation object, and
takes the human physiology course as the research object. Its knowledge content is more inclined
to the connection with the clinic, which can not only help students better understand, learn, master
and consolidate important knowledge points, but also help students learn to use theoretical
knowledge to solve practical problems. The course has eight chapters: cell, blood, circulation,
respiration, digestion, urine production, nerves, and endocrine reproduction.
Course: Biochemistry
Credits: 5.5
Score: 74
Credit Hours: 76
Professor: Mao Sunzhong
This course is a compulsory course for students of clinical medicine and other majors in our
school, and it is one of the basic core courses. The rapid rise of biochemistry (especially molecular
biology) in the past two decades has greatly improved people's understanding of the nature of life
and greatly promoted the development of other disciplines. Biochemistry mainly includes four
aspects: First, structural biochemistry, which mainly studies the structure, function and properties
of various biomolecules, including proteins (amino acids), nucleic acids (nucleotides), enzymes
(coenzymes), sugars and lipids. The second is metabolic biochemistry, which mainly studies
various chemical reactions in living organisms, mainly catabolism, anabolism, energy metabolism,
and related regulatory mechanisms. The third is the transmission and regulation of genetic
information, mainly studying the storage, transmission, expression and regulation of genetic
information. The fourth is medical molecular biology (molecular medicine), mainly introducing
commonly used molecular biology technologies, such as recombinant DNA technology, PCR
technology, DNA sequencing technology, blot technology, biochip technology, etc. It is an
important tool for exploring the pathogenesis, diagnosis and prevention of diseases at the
molecular level, laying a solid foundation for learning other basic disciplines and clinical medicine
courses, and is a necessary course for studying clinical medicine courses.
Course: Pathophysiology
Credits: 3
Score:82
Credit Hours: 48
Professor: Xu Yixiao
Pathophysiology is a basic medical discipline that studies the laws of functional and metabolic
changes and related mechanisms during the occurrence and development of diseases. The teaching
of this course needs to be based on the relevant knowledge of normal human morphology, function
and metabolism, and at the same time shoulder the task of communicating basic medicine and
clinical medicine, with distinctive characteristics of "bridge discipline". Therefore, the teaching of
pathophysiology is not only about passing on the relevant knowledge in the textbook, but also
paying attention to the cultivation of students' independent learning, comprehensive analysis and
clinical logical thinking ability. This course implements a hybrid teaching mode combining online
self-study and offline flipped discussion, which on the one hand helps students to fully grasp the
basic knowledge of medicine, on the other hand, guides students to improve their independent
learning ability, improve their comprehensive quality, and lay a solid foundation for the learning
of clinical disciplines and the final clinical practice.
Course: Pathology
Credits: 4.5
Score: 92
Credit Hours: 60
Professor: Wang Ping
Pathology is a medical science that studies the etiology, pathogenesis, morphological structure,
function and metabolism of diseases, reveals the occurrence and development of diseases, and
thus clarifies the nature of diseases. Pathology not only studies the morphological structure,
function and metabolic changes of organs, tissues and cells in disease states, but also explains the
relationship between these changes and clinical symptoms and signs, and analyzes the diagnosis,
prognosis and outcome of diseases. Therefore, pathology is both an important foundation for
studying clinical medicine. It is also a bridge between basic medicine and clinical medicine, and
has long been hailed as a bridge discipline. Since pathological diagnosis is regarded as the most
authoritative final diagnosis in clinical diagnosis, it occupies an important position in the diagnosis
of diseases. In addition, pathology absorbs the latest research methods and achievements of
contemporary molecular biology, so that the observation of pathology goes deep from the organ
and cell level to the subcellular, protein and gene level.It also occupies an important position in
medical science research.
Course: Parasitology
Credits: 1.5
Score: 87
Credit Hours: 20
Professor: Jiang Xuefeng
Medical parasitology is a science that studies the morphological structure, life rules and
interrelationships between parasites related to human health and the human body and the external
environment, including six parts: general theory, medical protozoa, medical worms (flukes,
tapeworms, nematodes) and medical arthropods. It is a foundational course in medicine and
medical-related majors.
Course: Mao Zedong Thought and the Theory of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
Credits: 3
Score: 79
Credit Hours: 30
Professor: Fu Ping
This course is a basic course in university politics. The main contents that need to be studied in the
introduction to Mao Zedong Thought are Mao Zedong Thought and the theoretical system of
socialism with Chinese characteristics. The essence of Mao Zedong Thought is to emancipate the
mind and seek truth from facts.
Medical ethics is a compulsory subject for the qualification examination of licensed physicians in
China, an indispensable professional compulsory course for the cultural quality education of
medical students, and an indispensable part of the knowledge structure of qualified medical
workers, which is conducive to tempering medical professionalism and ethical decision-making
ability.