Items

N

Satisfaction Scores ( X ¯ ± S )

F

p

Interested in political education

Very interested

27

4.667 ± 0.555

Fairly interested

80

4.287 ± 0.679

10.632

0.000

Not interested

7

3.143 ± 1.345

Neutral

97

4.062 ± 0.719

Level of interest in pathophysiology courses

Particularly interested

45

4.600 ± 0.654

Relatively interested

121

4.149 ± 0.726

9.695

0.000

Generally interested

41

4.000 ± 0.775

Not interested

4

3.000 ± 0.000

Importance of pathophysiology courses

Very important

90

4.367 ± 0.771

Relatively important

105

4.076 ± 0.689

4.254

0.006

Not very important

9

3.667 ± 1.000

Not important

7

4.429 ± 0.787

Professional gains from studying pathophysiology

Improved a lot

100

4.390 ± 0.751

Some improvement

87

4.023 ± 0.698

6.665

0.002

Half-understood

24

4.000 ± 0.834

The relationship between Civic Studies and Ideological and Political Education of the Curriculum

Mutually reinforcing

161

4.311 ± 0.682

Unclear

21

3.524 ± 0.981

7.849

0.000

Working in the same direction

26

4.038 ± 0.720

Working in opposite directions

3

4.000 ± 1.000

The relationship between professional education and ethical education

Complementary and equally important

130

4.323 ± 0.707

Ideological education is complementary to professional education

68

4.015 ± 0.819

5.353

0.005

They are separate systems and do not affect each other

13

3.846 ± 0.689

Is it possible to interpenetrate curriculum thinking and pathophysiology?

Yes

179

4.296 ± 0.700

23.484

0.000

No

32

3.625 ± 0.833

How to assess the effectiveness of ideological and political education in the curriculum in pathophysiology?

Whether it is conducive to learning

94

4.277 ± 0.709

Not good for assessment

42

3.881 ± 0.861

6.545

0.000

Questionnaire

60

4.400 ± 0.616

Not very clear

15

3.733 ± 0.884