Psychiatric Problems of the Modern Man - Advanced Course 1655-LekM4WYBPSY-J

1. Study hours involving teacher participation: - tutorials – 10 hours, - conducting a practical credit: 3 hours Study hours involving teacher participation: 13 hours, which is 0,52 ECTS. 2. Study hours involving individual student work: - attendance in tutorials: 10 hours - consultations: 0,5 hour - preparing for tutorials: 4,5 hours - reading the literature: 4 hours - preparing for the credit+ credit= 4,5+3= 7,5 hours Study hours involving individual student work: 25 hours, which is 1 ECTS. 3. Study hours involving conducting scientific research: - reading the literature: 2 hours - attendance in tutorials: 8 hours - preparing for the credit: 3,5 hours - consultations: 0,5 hour Study hours involving conducting scientific research:14 hours, which is 0,56 ECTS. 4. The time needed for preparing and evaluation of marking: preparing for the credit+ credit= 4,5+3= 7,5 hours, which is 0,30 ECTS. 5. Study hours involving individual student work (practical): - attendance in tutorials+ credit 13 hours Study hours involving individual student work (practical): 13 hours, which is 0,52 ECTS. 6. The time needed for a practical training: Not applicable .

E.W. 1. presents symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of the most common illnesses of the central nervous system, including: a. headaches: migraine, neuralgies of the 5th nerve b. strokes c. epilepsy d. inflammation of the nervous system such as: epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis, borelia, herpes meningitis, neurotrasmitive diseases e. demetia (Alzheimer disease; cerebrovascular dementia) f. the basal ganglia diseases g. demyelinaiting diseases (multiple sclerosis) h. nerves and muscle diseases (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, sciatic neuralgia) i. brain concussion (E K_W14) E.W.2. presents the main conceptions of pathogenesis of metal disorders (E K_W15). E.W3. presents the causes, the general symptomatology of mental disorders ,principles of diagnosis and the principles of their classification according to the main classification systems (EK_W16) E.W4.presents the principles of diagnosis and management in emergency psychiatry (EK_W18) E.W5. describes the symptoms of mental disorders in patients with somatic diseases and their impact on the course of the underlying disease and treatment (EK_W20) E.W6. presents the knowledge about human sexuality and sexual disfunctions (EK_W21) E.W7. follow the rules concerning mental health protection, with particular emphasis on the rules of admission to psychiatric hospital (EK_W22).

E.U1. performs psychiatric interview with an adult patient (E K_U05) E.U2. performs a full physical examination, (E K_U16) E.U.3. proposes the appropriate direction of the treatment and propose prophylaxis (E K_U16)

Student: K1: understands the importance of having a friendly, full of understanding and respect attitude towards patients suffering from mental disorders and shows respect to outlook and cultural differences (K_K03) K2: guides by the well-being of the psychiatric patient, putting him first (K_K04) K3: can keep a medical confidentiality and retains all rights of a psychiatric patient (K_K05) K4: undertakes actions towards a psychiatric patient based on ethical principles, aware of social conditions and restrictions resulting from the disease (K_K08) K5: promotes health-promoting behaviour among psychiatric patients (K_K09).

Tutorials: - clinical activities - case reports analysis - film

- discussion

- case study
- observation
- practical

- exchange and discussion methods
- content-presentation-oriented methods

elective course

A student should have a credit from psychiatry course (3rd year).

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