Syllabus
A. Practices (controlled presence) and Clinical seminars (controlled presence). Number of the unit, topic and form. 22. Neurology. Neurologic history taking, conscious level assessment, disorders of speech and language. Clinical seminar. 23. Neurology. Cranial nerve examination, signs of damage. Clinical seminar. 24. Neurology. Patient (history taking, level of consciousness and orientation, speech, cranial nerve examination). Practice. 25. Neurology. Upper and lower motor neuron lesions, "mixed" lesion. Clinical seminar. 26. Neurology Examination of muscle tone, power, deep reflexes, pathologic reflexes (pyramidal signs). Practice 27. Neurology. Patient (examination of paresis). Practice 28. Neurology. Sensory system, impairment od sensation in relation to the site of the lesion, examination. Meningeal syndrome. Clinical seminar. 29. Neurology. Spinal cord syndromes. Clinical seminar. 30. Neurology. Patient – sensory impairment, meningeal syndrome, examination and diagnostic analysis. Practice 31. Neurology. Examination of vertebral column, spinal radicular syndromes. Clinical seminar. 32. Neurology. Patient -Examination of vertebral column, spinal radicular syndromes. Practice 37. Neurology. Cerebellar syndromes, examination. Extrapyramidal syndromes, symptomatology. Clinical seminar. 38. Neurology. Patient - examination and analysis of the case, cerebellar examination, examination of the extrapyramidal signs. Practice 39. Neurology Examination of patients, findings in imaging. Practice 40. Neurology. Examination of patients and case analysis. Practice 41. Neurology. Examination of patients and case analysis,final exam of students. Practice
B. Lectures for all study groups. Number of the unit, topic. 75. Neurology. Higher nervous activity. Syndromes of particular brain lobes. 76. Neurology. Upper and lower motor neuron lesions, topical diagnostics. 80. Neurology: Cranial nerves and brain stem syndromes.
Annotation
This course in an extent of 38 hours within 2 weeks includes seminars (14 hours in the range of 7 teaching units of 90 minutes), practical lessons (18 hours, 9 teaching units) and lectures (6 hours, 3 teaching units).
Propedeutics and the basics of general neurology are taught.
This course is followed by the ERASMUS - Neurobehavioral sciences - Neurology course - CERA5P0085, focused on special neurology and auxiliary examination methods (in the 5th year).