Physiology
you can see.

A virtual laboratory for medical students: theory, clinical reasoning and a visual experiment — sharpen your clinical thinking and walk into the exam sure of yourself.

What a module is made of4 steps

01LectureTheory for the session, with illustrations

02AssignmentConsolidating the topic and taking the test

03Clinical caseWorking through a case and filling the observation protocol

04SimulationA virtual experiment, repeat as often as you need

An experiment worth repeating

The laboratory work opens inside the module window next to the guidance notes. You can repeat it as often as you like — no consumables, no animals, and a mistake costs one click.

Pathophysiology of external respiration — recording respiratory movements

Pathophysiology of the liver and biliary tract — experiment against control

Pathology of intrauterine development — days 5, 10 and 20 compared

Modules
Two semesters of physiology, open for study

25 min

Per topic
One module end to end — from the lecture to launching the simulation

2–3

Year
For those ready to move from memorising to practice

Practical session: a group works through a module with the guidance notes

Three steps from a textbook page to a pathogenesis that works

Theory and test

The theory for the session with illustrations, followed by control questions. Answers are marked immediately, so gaps in understanding show up before you get to the department.

Clinical case

Working through a clinical case: assess the patient, explain the mechanism of the disorder and fill in the observation protocol — in the same format as in the practical session.

Simulation

A virtual experiment: you set the conditions and watch the pathological process unfold. The experiment can be repeated as many times as understanding requires.

Course modules

The first semester covers the foundations of pathological physiology: how cells are injured, and why inflammation, hypoxia, allergy, tumour growth and other typical pathological processes arise. This is what explains where diseases begin and how the body tries to cope with the damage.

01AvailableGeneral nosology45 min 02AvailablePathogenic factors60 min 03AvailableMechanisms of cell injury60 min 04AvailableArterial and venous hyperaemia60 min 05AvailablePeripheral circulation disorders60 min

06In preparationInflammation

07In preparationDisorders of thermoregulation

08In preparationImmunopathology

09In preparationAllergy

10In preparationTumour growth

11In preparationWater and electrolyte imbalance

12In preparationAcid–base imbalance

13In preparationHypobaric hypoxia

5 of 13 open. The department publishes the rest as the semester goes on.

Partners

Presidential Grants Foundation

National Research Ogarev Mordovia State University

Pathophysiology Student Research Society

Frequent questions

How do I get access?

Your teacher creates the account — there is no self-registration. The login and password are issued at the department together with the module schedule.

Is my progress saved?

Yes. Completed steps and assignment results are kept with your account — you can close a module and come back to the same place.

Does this replace the classes at the department?

No, it prepares you for them and lets you practise. A module gives you as many attempts as you need, so the class itself is for discussion, not for meeting the material for the first time.

Physiologyyou can see.