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Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to achieve the following professional and clinical competencies:
• Long-term exposure management: Evaluating and treating patients with subacute or chronic exposure to toxic substances from multiple environmental or industrial sources.
• Professional and environmental linkage: Assess the extent to which toxins in workplaces and the surrounding environment are related to the health status of patients with physical complaints or documented illnesses.
Laboratory Analyses and Research: Selecting and interpreting appropriate biological analyses and laboratory tests to evaluate clinical conditions and formulating scientific research questions.
• Poison Prevention: Identify and implement strategies to prevent common poisonings in homes, workplaces, and public environments.
Knowledge and understanding
o Assessment of toxic profiles and systemic effects of pollutants and toxins.
Analysis of the molecular mechanisms of carcinogenesis and mutations.
• Skills:
Integrating clinical and environmental data to formulate treatment plans.
Toxicokinetic data and biomarker analysis for risk assessment.
• Values and Independence:
Integrating ethical principles and governance into occupational toxicology prevention.
o Leading and coordinating public health responses to poisonings.
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