Directions of Development in Cardiac Surgery 1600-LekM4WYBKAR-J

2 days of seminars, total 8 hours.

W1: knows the structure of the circulatory system, especially of the heart - as the basis of questions connected to diagnostics, planning, and performing heart operations (A K_W02) W2: knows the function and regulatory mechanisms of the circulatory and respiratory systems in connection to the basic clinical questions of cardiac surgery (B K_W25) W3: understands the importance of verbal- and nonverbal communication, and confidence during the process of pre-and postoperative period interaction with the patient (D K_W04) W4: knows and understands etiology, signs, and symptoms, diagnostics, and treatment methods of most common heart diseases, treated by heart operations, including Ischemic heart disease, congenital and acquired heart disease, pericardial, endocardial and myocardial disease, aortic disease, and heart failure (E K_W07)

U1: concludes the relations between anatomical structures of the thorax, basing on the radiological and echographic imaging ( x-ray, coronary angiography, CT, MRI) (A K_U04) U2: explains the anatomic basis of the medical examination, important in the pre-and postoperative treatment of the patient (A K_U03) U3: leads the conversation with the patient, using the technique of active listening and empathy expression, talks about the patient's life circumstances (D K_U05) U4: collects a medical history before cardiac surgery (E K_U1) U5: leads a full pre-and postoperative medical examination (E K_U03) U6: provides the information concerning aim, course, and the risk of the diagnostic and operative procedures, and receives the informed consent (DK_U05) U7: evaluates and describes a somatic and psychical condition of the patient (E K_U13) U8: Qualifies the patient for a home or hospital treatment (E K_U20) U9: designs the diagnostic, therapeutic, and prophylactic procedures (E K_U16) U10: is assisting in thoracocentesis and pericardiocentesis (E KU_30) U11: is monitoring the postoperative course, based on the vital signs (F K_U12)

K1: is able to keep maintain respectful contact with the patient (K_K03) K2: shell be guided by the good of the patient, putting it in the first place (K_K04) K3: can co-operate with other members of the medical staff, in clinical and outpatient wards (K_K07)

Seminars: • a didactic discussion using e-learning tools

- simulation (simulation games)
- display

- description
- problem-based lecture

- seminar
- practical

- content-presentation-oriented methods
- cooperation-based methods
- methods developing reflexive thinking

elective course

Basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology of the circulatory system. The ability to use pre-clinical subject knowledge to understand pathophysiological mechanisms accompanying the congenital and acquired diseases of the circulatory system. Basic knowledge of examining patients.

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