2.6. Chirurgia naczyniowa 1655-LekM4CSNCHN-J

(po angielsku) 1. Study hours involving teacher participation: - tutorials – 18 hours, - seminars –12 hours; - consultations: 0.5 hours - final test: 0.5 hours Total workload involving the direct participation of academic teachers: 31 h, which equals 1.24 of an ECTS point. 2. Study hours involving individual student work: - tutorials – 18 hours, - seminars –12 hours; - consultations: 0.5 hours - preparation for tutorials and seminars, reading literature – 8 hours, - preparation for examination and examination: 6 + 0,5 = 6,5 hours; Total student workload: 45 hours, which equals 1.7 ECTS point. 3. Workload associated with research: - required reading of scientific literature: 5 hours - participation in tutorials (involving results of imaging and laboratory tests and scientific studies in the field of vascular surgery): 8 hours - participation in seminars (involving results of imaging and laboratory tests and scientific studies in the field of vascular surgery): 9 hours - preparation for examination (involving results of imaging and laboratory tests and scientific studies in the field of vascular surgery): 2 hours Total student workload associated with research: 24 hours, which equals 0.96 of an ECTS point. 4. Time requirements for preparation and participation in the student assessment process: - preparation for examination and examination: 6 + 0,5 = 6,5 hours (0.26 of an ECTS point); 5.Student workload connected to practical skills classes: - participation in tutorials: 18 hours - seminars including practical skills: 12 hours Total student workload associated with practical skills: 30 hours, which equals 1.2 of an ECTS point. 6.Time required to complete the obligatory internship: N/A

(po angielsku) W1: Has advanced knowledge of human vascular system (A.W1) W2: Describes the principles of patient preparation for surgery and perioperative management (F.W3, F.W4) W3: Defines and diagnoses arterial and venous diseases, including acute conditions (F.W1) W4 : Discusses therapeutic management of lower limb ischemia (F.W1) W5: Discusses therapeutic management of abdominal aortic aneurysms (F.W1) W6: Discusses the therapeutic management of carotid artery stenosis (F.W1) W7: Discusses the therapeutic management of lymphoedema (F.W1) W8: Discusses the therapeutic management of chronic venous disease and deep vein thrombosis (F.W1)

(po angielsku) U1: Is able to perform physical examination of the arterial and venous system (E.U3) U2: Is able to order medications and monitors vascular patients in the postoperative period (E.U16, F.U12) U3: Is able to plan diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in vascular diseases (E.U16) U4: Is able to perform ankle brachial index test (E.U29) U5: Has basic skills in inserting access to the peripheral vein (F.U05) U6: Correctly performs surgical treatment of a simple wound (F.U1) U7: Is able to assist in vascular surgery operations, prepare the surgical field and perform local anesthesia of the operated area (F.U1)

(po angielsku) K1: Has the ability to shape their sense of responsibility for the quality of clinical medical care (K_K02) K2: Communicates properly with the patient and his family (K_K03)

(po angielsku) Seminars: • Workshop • Seminar • Didactic discussion • Case studies Tutorials: • Didactic discussion • Showcase with instructions • Clinical exercises • Simulation methods (case study, simulated patient)

przedmiot obligatoryjny

(po angielsku) A student commencing education in the subject of vascular surgery should have knowledge of the anatomy of the vascular system and the introduction of surgery.

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