Syllabus
SYLLABUS Third study year, winter semester, orthopaedics
1. Developmental disorders of musculoskeletal apparatus
2. Degenerative deseases of musculoskeletal apparatus
3. Inflammatory deseases of musculoskeletal apparatus
4. Orthopaedic oncology
5. Injury of bones and joints
6. Injury of soft tissues
7. Spinal disorders
8. Fractures of pelvis and acetabulum Third study year, summer semester BURN MEDICINE Specialities of nursing care of burn injury NEUROSURGERY Congenital defects Head injuries and the central nervous systém diseases CARDIOSURGERY Congenital defects, terminology, principles of operational treatment UROLOGY Terminology, principles of operational treatment and news in diagnosis and therapy
Annotation
ANNOTATION
Surgical nursing is a component of the Clinical nursing module in bachelor education. It consist of teaching in 7 basic surgical disciplines : surgery, orthopaedics, urology, cardiovascular surgery, neurosurgery, plastic surgery and burn medicine. It provides an overview of typical clinical symptoms, the basic diagnostic procedures based on physical examination and imaging methods. Surgical nursing is focused on presentation of the non-operative and operative treatment of diseases. The theoretical part of the subject is realized by the form of lectures, the practical part by the form of seminars and practical exercises.
The subject is lectured in the summer semester of the second study year and in the winter and summer semesters of the third study year. The range of one semestr is 82 lessons, and the subject is concluded by an exam at the end of the third study year.
ORTHOPAEDICS - ANNOTATION
The part Orthopaedics as a component of the instructional module of Surgical disciplines is focused on presentation of options of the non-operative and operative treatment of orthopaedic diseases and affections after severe injuries to the musculoskeletal apparatus. It provides an overview of typical clinical complaints, the basic diagnostics based on physical examination and imaging methods, the method of planning of the non-operative and operative treatment and of individual surgical procedures.