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INTERNA MEDICINA(FIZ.MED.25MED.RADA 6,SPEC.EPID.4)


Semester: 8
ECTS: 28
Status: Obavezan
Lessons: 5.5+8+0
Double: Da
ECTS catalogue
Learning outcomes:

After completing two semesteral study and passing the exam in Internal medicine, student of Medicine should have the following learning outcomes : 1. Connects causes and mechanismes of the most frequent internal diseases. 2. Recognizes symptoms and signs of the most frequent internal diseases 3. Knows and uses effectivelly diagnostic methods that are available in order to make correct diagnosis as early as possible. 4. Uses practical procedures for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes (measuring of clinical parameters, dosing, preparation and administering of therapy, taking of samples, vein line, placement of sondes and kateters) 5. Formulates a management plan and administrates adequate treatment for the most frequent internal diseases. 6. Applies principles of prevention of internal diseases and promotion of health. 7. Owns developed communication skills with patients, vicinity and healthcare team and applying principles of team work. . Domain –working medicine : 1. The student is able to recognize symptoms and signs of professional diseases and diseases in relation to operation of respiratory tract. 2. Estimates temporary and permanent work (dis)abilities of the most common cardiovascular diseases.

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