1 | To enable students to understand the basic biochemical processes involved in the metabolism of hunger and satiety |
2 | To understand the biochemical basis of insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes and their relationship with nutrition |
3 | To analyze the biochemical basis of metabolic disorders such as cardiovascular diseases and cancer |
4 | To comprehensively investigate the biochemical basis of cancer, assess the impact of diet on cancer development, and analyze the role of nutritional interventions in cancer treatment |
5 | To comprehensively assess the relationship between nutrition and conditions that affect metabolic responses such as stress, trauma and burns |
6 | To make risk assessment in malnutrition and to understand the effect of dietary interventions in the development of malnutrition, to use this knowledge in clinical decision-making |
7 | To enable students to gain the ability to analyze cases by investigating nutritional approaches to metabolic disorders |
8 | To develop students' ability to formulate nutritional management plans based on biochemical processes |
9 | To develop clinical decision-making skills by relating the biochemical processes of metabolic disorders to nutritional strategies |
10 | To develop the ability to develop original recipes in accordance with nutritional approaches and management plans specific to chronic diseases |