a7 Describe post mortem changes. A5 Discuss the effects of different injuries on the structure and a8 A6 function of the human body. Describe methods of preservation of evidences of significance for a9 A11 legal procedures. a10 Explain etiology and pathogenesis of different intoxications. A6 Describe the clinical picture of different of intoxications including acute life threatening intoxications and different possible a11 A7 complications. a12 List the essential investigations needed for an intoxicated case. A8 Discuss different lines of management for intoxicated cases A8 a13 including acute life threatening intoxications and different possible A12 complications. Describe the different prevention strategies to minimize the a14 A10 susceptibility of occurrence of poisoning. a15 Discuss the ethical and medical aspects of clinical A13 Intellectual Skills By the end of the course, students will be able to: Program Course ILO ILO b1 Evaluate cases of medical malpractice. B4 the data collected from a living or dead body with his Correlate b2 B4 personal identification, age or sex. b3 Correlate post-mortem changes with the time passed since death. B4 Interpret different findings in different injuries to detect B2 b4 suspected criminal cases. B4 Select appropriate investigations for common intoxications and b5 B3 interpret results. the clinical data collected from an intoxicated patient Interpret b6 including history, general examination and investigations and B4 reach a provisional diagnosis. Solve problems dealing with different forensic and toxicological b7 B4 cases. b8 Design a management plan for intoxicated cases. B6
a7 Describe post mortem changes. A5 a8 Discuss the effects of different injuries on the structure and function of the human body. A6 a9 Describe methods of preservation of evidences of significance for legal procedures. A11 a10 Explain etiology and pathogenesis of different intoxications. A6 a11 Describe the clinical picture of different of intoxications including acute life threatening intoxications and different possible complications. A7 a12 List the essential investigations needed for an intoxicated case. A8 a13 Discuss different lines of management for intoxicated cases including acute life threatening intoxications and different possible complications. A8 A12 a14 Describe the different prevention strategies to minimize the susceptibility of occurrence of poisoning. A10 a15 Discuss the ethical and medical aspects of clinical A13 Intellectual Skills By the end of the course, students will be able to: Course ILO Program ILO b1 Evaluate cases of medical malpractice. B4 b2 Correlate the data collected from a living or dead body with his personal identification, age or sex. B4 b3 Correlate post-mortem changes with the time passed since death. B4 b4 Interpret different findings in different injuries to detect suspected criminal cases. B2 B4 b5 Select appropriate investigations for common intoxications and interpret results. B3 b6 Interpret the clinical data collected from an intoxicated patient including history, general examination and investigations and reach a provisional diagnosis. B4 b7 Solve problems dealing with different forensic and toxicological cases. B4 b8 Design a management plan for intoxicated cases. B6