OPŠTA MEDICINA

After completing the two-semester course in General medicine, dental students should have the following learning outcomes: 1. Takes history and examines internal and infectious, pediatric, neurological, psychiatric and dermatological patients, using techniques of inspection, palpation, percussion and auscultation. 2. Recognizes and interprets the significance of the local changes in the mouth that occur as part of internal and infectious, pediatric, dermatological and neuropsychiatric diseases. 3. Knows the principles and methods of performing diagnostic procedures and plans diagnostic procedures related to oral health. 4. Interprets results of taken medical history, physical examination and diagnostic methods applied. 5. Sets the diagnosis and plans therapeutic treatment of basic clinical entities in the field of internal medicine, pediatrics, neuropsychiatry, dermatology and infectious diseases 6. Knows the principles of access to a patient with infectious diseases (HIV, Hepatitis B), and applies the principles of rational antimicrobial therapy usage in dental medicine. 7. Recognizes emergency situations in the field of internal medicine, pediatrics, neuropsychiatry, dermatology and infectious disease and provides patients' basic emergency care.