Anaesthesiology and Critical Care Nursing: Anaesthesiology 1800-P3-ANST-S1

Total student workload: 35 hours self study: 15 hours lecture: 20 hours Number of ECTS credits: 1

D.W1. risk factors and health threats in patients of different ages; D.W2. etiopathogenesis, clinical symptoms, course, treatment, prognosis and principles of nursing care for patients in selected diseases; D.W3. principles of diagnosing and planning patient care in general, surgical, obstetric and gynecological, pediatric, geriatric, neurological, psychiatric nursing, intensive care, palliative care, long-term care; D.W4. types of diagnostic tests and rules of ordering them; D.W5. principles of preparing patients of different age and health condition for tests and diagnostic procedures, as well as principles of care during and after these tests and procedures; D.W6. properties of drug groups and their effects on the patient's systems and organs in various diseases depending on age and health, taking into account side effects, interactions with other drugs and administration routes; D.W7. nursing standards and procedures used in the care of patients of various ages and health conditions; D.W10. rules for the organization of specialist care (geriatric, intensive care, neurological, psychiatric, pediatric, internal medicine, surgery, palliative care, long-term care and in the operating theater); D.W13. pathophysiology, clinical symptoms, course, treatment and prognosis of diseases of the developmental age: respiratory system, circulatory system, nervous system, urinary tract, digestive system and endocrine, metabolic, allergic and blood diseases; D.W14. pathophysiology, clinical symptoms of diseases and life-threatening conditions of a newborn, including premature babies, and the basics of nursing care in this regard; D.W18. methods, techniques and tools for assessing the state of consciousness and consciousness; D.W22. principles of nutrition of patients, including dietary treatment, pre- and postoperative indications according to the protocol of comprehensive perioperative care for the improvement of treatment outcomes (Enhanced Recovery After Surgery, ERAS); D.W23. factors increasing the perioperative risk; D.W24. principles of preparing a patient for urgent and scheduled surgery, in one-day surgery and principles of patient care after surgery in order to prevent early and late complications; D.W28. standards and procedures for emergency and life-saving procedures; D.W30. methods of anesthesia and principles of patient care after anesthesia; D.W31. pathophysiology and clinical symptoms of life-threatening diseases (respiratory failure, circulatory failure, nervous system, shock, sepsis); D.W32. methods and scales of pain assessment, sedation level, sleep disturbances and delirious states in life-threatening patients; D.W33. methods and techniques for communicating with a patient who is unable to establish and maintain effective communication due to their health condition or treatment; D.W34. principles of prevention of complications related to the use of invasive diagnostic and therapeutic techniques in critically ill patients; D.W35. first aid rules and life support algorithms for Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS);

D.U8. recognize complications after specialist diagnostic tests and surgeries; D.U9. provide the patient with oxygen on an ad hoc basis and monitor his condition during oxygen therapy; D.U12. prepare the patient physically and mentally for diagnostic tests; D.U19. care for a patient with an intestinal fistula as well as an endotracheal and tracheotomy tube; D.U22. provide information to the members of the therapeutic team about the patient's health condition; D.U23. assist the doctor during diagnostic tests; D.U24. assess the level of pain, the patient's reaction to pain and its severity, and apply pharmacological and non-pharmacological analgesia; D.U25. follow the procedure with the body of a deceased patient; D.U26. prepare and administer medications to patients in various ways, either independently or on the orders of a physician; D.U27. provide first aid in life-threatening situations; D.U28. temporarily immobilize bone fractures, dislocations and sprains and prepare the patient for transport; D.U29. temporarily stop bleeding and haemorrhages; D.U30. perform basic resuscitation procedures in adults and children and use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and a device-less airway and device clearing the airway with the use of available epiglottic devices;

1) be guided by the good of the patient, respect for the dignity and autonomy of people entrusted to care, showing understanding for worldview differences and cultural and empathy in the relationship with the patient and his family; 2) respecting patient's rights; 3) independent and reliable exercise of the profession in accordance with the principles of ethics, including observance of moral values and obligations in patient care; 4) being responsible for the performed professional activities; 5) consult experts in the event of difficulties in solving the problem on its own; 6) anticipating and taking into account factors influencing one's own and the patient's reactions; 7) perceiving and recognizing own limitations in the field of knowledge, skills and social competences, and self-assessment of deficits and educational needs.

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compulsory course

Knowledge of human anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology and the basics of nursing ethics.

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