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        COURSE OUTCOME MLT

MLT A1.1(ANATOMY )
COURSE OUTCOME DESCRIPTION
CO1 Exhibit a thorough comprehension of anatomical structures & their relationships within the human body  , including tissues, organs and  systems.
CO2 Understand the microscopic anatomy of tissues through histological studies, enabling the identification & interpretation of cellular features in laboratory specimens
CO3 Identify and understand anatomical alterations associated with various diseases, making it easier to identify pathological situations through laboratory investigation.
CO4 Gain proficient in laboratory techniques related to anatomical studies, including specimen collection, processing, and analysis.
CO5

Acquire the critical thinking abilities necessary to evaluate laboratory data & participate in research activities related to anatomical studies and diagnostic procedures.
MLT PH 1.2    (PHYSIOLOGY)

CO1 Gain a comprehensive understanding of human anatomy and structure, including major organ systems.
CO2 Explain cellular physiological processes like transport, metabolism, and communication.
CO3 Integrate physiological concepts to understand body function as a whole, including homeostasis and feedback mechanisms.
CO4 Develop practical skills in conducting physiological experiments and lab tests, involving data collection, analysis, and interpretation.
CO5 Understand common physiological disorders, their causes, symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatment options.
CO6 Critically evaluate physiological data, identify problems, and propose solutions or interventions, involving case studies and evidence-based recommendations.
MLT B 1.3 (BIOCHEMISTRY)
CO1 Ensure a foundational understanding of the theoretical aspects of the chemistry of living organisms and cells.
CO2 Organize and manage various biochemistry laboratory practices including handling laboratory equipment, chemicals, and accidents, as well as first aid management.
CO3 Acquire knowledge and practice fundamental instrumentation skills by studying and using different laboratory equipment
CO4

Develop preparative skills by preparing various laboratory reagents and solutions.
CO5

Learn about the chemistry of biomolecules, their identification, and the relationship between human metabolism and underlying diseases
CO6 Identify and understand the practical applications of different biochemical processes.
MLT M 1.4   (BASIC MICROBIOLOGY)
CO1 Understand the fundamental makeup, traits, and functions of various microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, fungus, and parasites
CO2 Showcase mastery of fundamental microbiological and immunological laboratory skills, including the staining, microscopic observations, use of aseptic procedures and safety measures in the lab.
CO3 To emphasize the value of taking a balanced approach, encouraging  critical thinking abilities and  developing quality result 
CO4  Understand to practice laboratory safety procedures and microbiological guidelines.
CO5

Explore the beliefs and attitudes around the moral application of microorganisms
MLT M 1.5    (IMMUNOLOGY ) 

CO1

 Knowledge of the immunological components of illnesses, their diagnosis, and possible treatments
CO2 Gaining competence in the fundamentals of laboratory methods involves learning how to operate laboratory equipment
CO3 Acquire and apply quality control techniques while following set guidelines and standards to guarantee the correctness and dependability of laboratory results.
CO4

Utilize molecular biology methods to amplify and quantify nucleic acids, to help identify genetic markers or infectious pathogens.
CO5 Understand the rationale behind protecting people's privacy and protecting the confidentiality of immunology test findings.
MLT P 1.6    (HEMATOLOGY I & BASIC MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE )

 
CO1 To Attribute Theory Knowledge About Blood and Blood Components
CO2 To Get Basic Laboratory Practical Skill and Laboratory Management
CO3 Attribute Theory Knowledge About Traditional Medicine
CO4 Attribute Knowledge About Public Health Care System, Ethics and Medico Legel Aspects.
CO5 Attribute Ability to Care and Maintenances of Laboratorial Instruments
MLT B 2.1    (BIOCHEMISTRY  II)
CO1 Provides students with a foundation for understanding the fundamental processes underlying life and health, preparing them for careers in a range of fields, including medicine, pharmacology, nutrition, and biotechnology
CO2 Students develop a deep understanding of cellular energy metabolism and its implications for health and disease
CO3 Gives students a thorough understanding of the biochemical underpinnings, clinical symptoms, and diagnostic procedures for diagnosing diseases.
CO4 Students acquire a strong foundation in the biochemical principles underlying nutrient metabolism and their implications for health and disease.
CO5 Provides students with valuable insights into the biochemical composition, physiological functions, and clinical significance of body fluids
MLT M 2.2 (GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY)
CO1 Develop knowledge about various bacterial classifications & culture media also develop skills regarding microbiological techniques
CO2 Develop skills to proceed the microbiological techniques in aseptic manner.
CO3 Develop critical thinking skills by making wise decisions and judgments during microbial techniques and give quality result interpretation
CO4 Demonstrate the ethical roles and responsibilities of a professional microbiologist
CO5 Develop skills to apply safety precautions, quality assurance, and result interpretation.
MLT M 2.3   (PARASITOLOGY & ENTOMOLOGY)
CO1 Identify parasites and insects using various laboratory techniques.
CO2 Theoretical understanding of parasitic life cycle and transmission.
CO3 Analysis of disease pathogenesis of parasites
CO4 Assess current research and developments in parasitology and entomology.
CO5 Assessing the impact of control and prevention strategies.
MLT P 2.4   (HEMATOLOGY II )
CO1 To understanding of the various hematologic disorders, including anemia, leukaemia, lymphoma, and coagulation disorders.
CO2 Attribute theoretical knowledge and laboratory skills to contribute to the diagnosis, monitoring, and management of patients with hematologic disorders in various clinical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and research laboratories.
CO3 Familiar with quality control and assurance measures in the haematology laboratory to ensure accurate and reliable test results.
MLT P 2.5    (CLINICAL PATHOLOGY )
CO1 Apply principles of clinical pathology to correlate laboratory findings with disease states, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
CO2 Demonstrate proficiency in performing standard laboratory techniques and procedures essential for clinical pathology, such as sample preparation, staining, and microscopy
CO3 Evaluate the quality and reliability of laboratory results, recognizing potential sources of error and implementing corrective measures to ensure accurate diagnoses.
CO4

Communicate effectively with healthcare professionals, utilizing clear and concise reporting of laboratory findings to contribute to interdisciplinary patient care teams and clinical decision-making processes.
MLT B 3.1 (BIOCHEMISTRY III)

CO1 A solid grasp of the fundamentals of enzymology and their significance for the diagnosis and comprehension of a wide range of illnesses.
CO2 Understand and analyze hemoglobin-related disorders and their diagnostic approaches
CO3 Equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and manage porphyria-related conditions in clinical practice and research
CO4 Able to perform and interpret electrophoretic and chromatographic analyses of various biomolecules, contributing to the diagnosis and management of metabolic and genetic disorders.
CO5 Comprehensive understanding of immunological methods and related techniques for the detection, quantification, and characterization of antigens, antibodies, and other immunological molecules.
CO6 Equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively diagnose, treat, and manage patients with calculi-related disorders and renal conditions.
MLT M 3.2  (BACTERIOLOGY)
CO1 To be able to identify the causative agents of various bacteriological diseases & develop knowledge regarding virulence,pathogenesis, clinical manifestation of medically important bacteria
CO2 Develop skills to process the clinical samples for diagnosing the causative agent of infections using   microbiological techniques
CO3 Develop critical thinking skills by making wise decisions and judgments during sample processing and give quality result interpretation
CO4 Demonstrate the ethical roles and responsibilities of a professional bacteriologist
CO5 Apply safety precautions, quality assurance, biomedical waste management, automation and recent advances in bacteriology.
MLT P 3.3 (CYTOLOGY)
CO1 Demonstrate cytological investigations including different method of sample collection, handling, different processing and routine Papanicolaou staining as well as special staining procedures for different clinical specimens.
CO2 Evaluate current and potential applications of automated screening, liquid-based preparation methods, flow cytometry and molecular testing
CO3 Summarize the new standardized terminology and reporting systems for gynaecological, pancreaticobiliary, thyroid, salivary gland and urinary cytological specimens.
CO4 Identify diagnostic pitfalls and how to avoid them.
CO5 Understanding of the need for commitment to carrying out professional responsibilities, adherence to ethical principles, and sensitivity to a diverse patient and clinician population as well as to research
MLT P 3.4    (TRANSFUSION TECHNOLOGY)
CO1 Attaining a robust understanding of immunohematology fundamentals and the methodologies employed in blood transfusion services.
CO2 Demonstrate proficiency in advanced techniques for identifying blood groups, conducting compatibility testing, and handling and processing blood
CO3 Ensure the delivery of high-quality blood products and precise test results through the implementation of rigorous quality control measures
CO4 Strengthening abilities in documenting and communicating effectively within blood transfusion services.
CO5 Master emergency preparedness to effectively manage transfusion reactions and handle adverse donor responses
CO6 Proficiently organize blood grouping and donation camps, establish functional blood banks, ensuring ethical compliance
MLT R 3.5  (CRBLM)
CO1 Understand and comprehend the basics in research methodology and application in research/ project work.
CO2 Learn the approach to manage, using the leading, planning, organizing, and controlling approach.
CO3 Enable to collect the data, edit it properly and analyse using various statistical elementary tools
CO4 Understand basics of computer and working with OS.
MLT B 4.1   (BIOCHEMISTRY V)
CO1 Acquire theoretical knowledge  and an understanding of the relevance of biochemistry in various biological processes and health-related contexts
CO2 Develop practical skills and critical thinking abilities related to the molecular aspects of biological systems
CO3 Knowledge about the role of proficiency in biochemical techniques, quality control, and instrumentation
CO4  Acquire the ability to analyse the data and interpret  the  results to detect endocrine disorders.
CO5

Develop proficiency in molecular biology techniques and create opportunities for students to apply them in impactful clinical and research contexts
MLT M 4.2    (MYCOLOGY, VIROLOGY AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY )
CO1 To be able to identify the causative agents of various fungal and viral  diseases & develop knowledge regarding virulence, pathogenesis, clinical manifestation and lab diagnosis of medically important microbes
CO2 Develop skills to process the clinical samples for diagnosing the causative agent of infections using   recent and advanced microbiological techniques.
CO3 Develop ability to understand the interaction of microbes with environment and their significance in hospital settings
CO4 Develop critical thinking skills and the ability to apply microbiological principles to solve emerging real world problems in various fields
CO5 Ability to differentiate rights and wrongs of specific technologies and applications
MLT P 4.3    (CYTOGENETICS)
CO1 Acquire basic knowledge about the structure and organization and types of chromosomes
CO2 Identify and describe various types of chromosomal abnormalities.
CO3 Execute cytogenetic techniques with precision.
CO4 Acquire the ability to analyse cytogenetic data and interpret cytogenetic results to detect genetic disorders.
CO5 Demonstrate ethical conduct in handling cytogenetic data and samples.
MLT M 4.4    (HISTOTECHNOLOGY)
CO1 Develop competency In various histotechniques, handling of biopsies, fixation, decalcification, processing, cutting of paraffin and frozen tissue specimens and routine H and E staining as well as special staining procedures.
CO2 To be able to identify and explain the causes of technical defects in sample preparations, how to rectify such defects and how they could influence the diagnostic process
CO3 Develop critical thinking skills by making wise decisions and judgments.
CO4 Demonstrate the ethical role and responsibilities of a professional technician
CO5 Apply safety precautions, quality assurance, biomedical waste management, automation and recent advances in histopathology.