2.3. Gynaecological Diseases and Gynaecology of Puberty and Menopause 1600-LekM5PWMGIO-J

https://www.wl.cm.umk.pl/kpckigo/

During the course "Women's diseases and
gynecology oncology” students take part in seminars on:
1. STDs (3 teaching hours)
2. Reproductive organ cancers (3 teaching hours)
3. Disorders of the statics of the reproductive organs, urogynecology (3 teaching hours)
4. Infertility, basics of gynecological endocrinology (3 teaching hours)
During the classes, students can practice objective and subjective gynecological examination (exercise on the phantom and examining the patient). Students actively participate in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological diseases. Observation of clinical cases allows students to follow the diagnosis and management of basic gynecological diseases.

Total student workload

Hours requiring the teacher's presence: - exercises - 12 hours, - seminars - 12 hours; Hours requiring individual student work: - preparation for classes and exam - 6 hours, - reading literature - 5 hours, Total 35 hours (1.4 ECTS)

Learning outcomes - knowledge

The student knows: W1: has knowledge related to female reproductive functions, their disorders as well as diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, in particular in the field of: 1) the menstrual cycle and its disorders, 2) gynecological inflammations and cancers, 3) fertility regulation, 4) basic diagnostic methods and gynecological procedures (F.W9)

Learning outcomes - skills

The student is able to: U1: provide assistance during joint surgical procedures, prepare the operating area and administer local anesthesia to the surgical site (F.U1) U2: monitoring of postoperative patients based on their vital signs (F.U12) U3: specify recommendations, indications and contraindications related to the use of contraception (F.U18)

Learning outcomes - social competencies

Student: K1: has the ability to accept responsibility related to decisions made as part of professional activity, including their own and others' safety (K.K02) K2: has the ability to respect medical confidentiality and other rights of the patient (K.K05) K3: has the ability to implement the principles of a vocational college and to cooperate in a team of specialists, including representatives of other medical professions, also in a multicultural and multinational environment (K.K06) K4: has the ability to recognize and recognize their own limitations and self-assessment of educational deficits and needs (K.K07

Teaching methods

Seminars, exercises

Observation/demonstration teaching methods

- simulation (simulation games)

Expository teaching methods

- discussion

Exploratory teaching methods

- practical
- seminar
- observation

Online teaching methods

- exchange and discussion methods

Type of course

compulsory course

Prerequisites

Anatomy, physiology, pathology of the female genital organs.

Course coordinators

Mariusz Dubiel

Assessment criteria

Evaluation methods:
- test exam, pass mark 60%
% of points obtained Rating
92%-100% (5.0) -Very good
88%-<92% (4.5) -Above good
80%-<88% (4.0) - good
71%-<80% (3.5) - Pretty good
60%-<71% (3.0) - Fair
0 %<60% (2.0) - Insufficient

Correction exam:
Depending on the size of the improving group - the form of credit in the form of a test or an oral form.
The head of the Clinic decides about the final form of the make-up exam.

Bibliography

1. Obstetrics and Gynecology edited by prof. G. H. Bręborowicz vol. 1 and 2 ed. 2020.
The following chapters of Volume 2 apply to the exam
Chapter 1. Development, structure and physiology of the female genitalia
Chapter 2. Menstrual cycle
Chapter 3. Birth defects of the female genitalia
Chapter 4. Female genital static disorders
Chapter 5. Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Chapter 6. Pelvic inflammatory disease
Chapter 7. Chronic pelvic pain syndrome
Chapter 8. Benign diseases of the uterus
Chapter 9. Benign ovarian diseases
Chapter 10. Endometriosis
Chapter 11. Gynecological Urology (Urogynecology)
Chapter 12. Gynecological endocrinology
Chapter 13. Infertility
Chapter 15. Gynecological oncology
Chapter 16. Breast cancer
Chapter 17. Osteoporosis in women
Chapter 19. Operative gynecology
Chapter 20. Imaging methods in gynecology
Chapter 21. Birth control
Chapter 22. Gynecological diagnosis
Additional: recommendations and guidelines:
1. Polish Society of Gynecologists and Obstetricians - recommendations [www.ptgin.pl]

Term 2022/23:

1. Obstetrics and Gynecology edited by prof. G. H. Bręborowicz vol. 1 and 2 ed. 2020.
Additional: recommendations and guidelines:
1. Polish Society of Gynecologists and Obstetricians - recommendations [www.ptgin.pl]

Additional information

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