KIDNEY AND URINARY TRACT PATHOLOGIES
COD. 1002394
DEGREE: Medicine and Surgery
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: italian
| NEPHROLOGY (B) (3 credits) | PHYSIOPATHOLOGY OF WATER-SALINE AND ACID-BASIC BALANCES (1 credits) |
| UROLOGY (1 credits) | RHEUMATOLOGY (1 credits) |
| INTERNSHIP OF NEPHROLOGY (1 credits) |
Learning outcomes of the course unit
Introduction to the clinical nephrological practice
Course contents summary
Practical traineeship
Course contents
The student should be able to: perform and evaluate in nephropatic patients: anamnesis, phisycal examination, laboratory and instrumental tests. Evaluate in dialysis-treated patients the dialysis effectiveness and laboratory tests.
Evaluate the eligibility to renal transplantation of the donor and the recipient; identify the most importanr side effects of anti-rejection therapies
Recommended readings
Schena Selvaggi
Malattie del Rene e delle Vie Urinarie
McHill Ed
Teaching methods
introduction and discussion of the clinical problems of nephropathic patients
Assessment methods and criteria
oral ascertainment
ACADEMIC YEAR: 2017/2018
YEAR OF STUDY: 3
SEMESTER: Second semester
NUMBER OF CREDITS: 7
UNIT COORDINATOR: ALLEGRI Landino
CONTACT HOURS: 52
