Basics of Paediatrics III (PEK_040)
About Study Course
Objective
During the course students will improve their knowledge about structural and functional peculiarities of a healthy child, regularity of growth and development from birth until 18 years, about most frequent paediatric diseases, including paediatric infectious diseases, as well as necessary skills and attitude for medical work with children and to use these skills to commence residency in paediatrics.
Prerequisites
Knowledge in humanitarian and social studies disciplines, which develop skills of critical and creative thinking, comprehension of a human as a living being and his role in society.
Foreign languages (Russian, English or German, Latin).
Paediatric propaedeutic, pharmacology, pathological physiology, microbiology, internal diseases, skin diseases, infectious diseases, basics of paediatrics, paediatric infectious diseases.
Learning outcomes
The acquired knowledge will allow to understand digestive, respiratory, urinary and muscle systems and to prevalence of diseases, to administer the facts about influence of disease risk factors, primary prevention, morphology, etiology, pathology, diagnostics and treatment, including clinical pharmacology, rehabilitation, psychotherapy, intensive care and secondary prevention in paediatrics.
To collect data of child’s family and medical history.
To perform child’s physical examination.
To be able to communicate with the child patient and their parents or other caregivers and relatives.
To conclude after the collection of results and perform necessary therapeutic and preventive actions.
To define patient’s problems in a structured manner, offering possible diagnostic, differential diagnostic, therapeutic and prophylactic solutions within their competency.
To document the results in case reports and report them to colleagues, using the correct medical terminology, considering the principles of ethics and demands of personal data protection.
1. To administer basic instrumental and functional methods of investigations and evaluate the results.
2. To administer basic laboratory tests and evaluate the results, recognising normal conditions from pathologies in a typical course of disease.
