Historia medycyny z elementami filozofii

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przedmiot obowiązkowy

Study hours involving teacher participation:

- lectures – 20 hours,

Study hours involving individual student work:

- preparation for test – 5 hours,

Total: 25 hours ( 1 ECTS)

Student:

W1: history of early medicine, medicine of the primitive society and ancient civilisations, and major aspects of mediaeval medicine (D.W20)

W2: characteristics and major achievements of contemporary medicine (D.W21)

W3: process of development of new medical disciplines and the achievements of distinguished representatives of Polish and world medicine (D.W22)

Student:

U1: identify the ethical dimension of medical decisions and differentiate between factual and normative aspects (D.U14)

Student:

K1: ability to identify and recognise own limitations and to self-assess educational deficits and needs (K_K07).

informative (conventional) lecture

- wykład problemowy

The main aim of the history of medicine is to familiarize students with historical development of medicine. Students will learn about the most important discoveries in medicine and relations between medicine and historical context.

1. Ancient medicine (Egypt, Mesopotamia, India Greece, Roma).

2. Medieval medicine.

3. Creation of modern medicine.

4. The most important discoveries in history of medicine.

• Modern Human Anatomy

• Bacteria

• Vaccination

• Antibiotics

• DNA

- Meyer Friedman, Gerald W. Friedland, Medicine's 10 Greatest Discoveries, 2000.

- Lois N. Magner, A History of Medicine, 2005.

Assessment methods:

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- test (W1-W2, U1, K1)

Assessment criteria:

fail – 5 pts (50%)

pass – 6-10 pts (60-100%)

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