Teaching code

4S000098

Credits

6

Coordinator

Stefania Danese

Language

Italian

Moodle Seminars 0

The teaching is organized as follows:

Learning outcomes

The course includes four discipline modules: Clinical Pharmacology, Nursing, Dietary Sciences, Diagnostic Imaging and Radioprotection, which are integrated to allow the achievement of the objective of a deep theoretical and practical knowledge of the main diagnostic and therapeutic processes that characterize, in general, nursing care. This course is based on the principles of safety and effectiveness of care to achieve health outcomes or a state of balance of the patient and to evaluate the progress of care in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team. The approach considers the methods of application of the prescribed diagnostic and therapeutic processes as well as the strategies for monitoring the effects.

Program

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MM: SCIENZE DIETETICHE
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- Nutrients - Neonate Nutrition. - Breast feeding – Bottle feeding – wainin. Nutritional elements in the first year of age. - Adult Nutrition - Nutrition in Elderly – Correct Nutritional Apport – Supplementation. Carenze - Supplementazioni - Food Nutritional evaluation - Different diets - Nutrition and sport - Specific Nutritional support. Nutrition and cardio-vascular diseases. - Micronutrients - Clinical complication related to bad nutritional habits.
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MM: FARMACOLOGIA CLINICA
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At the end of the module the student should know the most important characteristics, the mechanisms of action (in relation to adverse events), the most frequent and serious adverse reactions, the contraindications, the precautions, the problems related to the management of the therapy (eg interactions, drugs administration), the main indications and the most used single drugs for each of the following drug classes: Cardiovascular drugs: digitalis, antiarrhythmics, antihypertensives, antianginals, diuretics, cholesterol lowering agents, anticoagulants, antiplatelet agents. The previous categories include: calcium channel blockers, beta blockers, ACE inhibitors, sartans, statins, drastic diuretics, thiazides, inhibitors of vitamin K, direct oral anticoagulants, regular heparin and low molecular weight heparins, aspirin. Respiratory drugs: Antiasthmatics, Cough Sedatives, Mucolytics Gastrointestinal drugs: Antiulcer (gastroprotectors), Antiemetics, laxatives Drugs for the nervous system: Opioid analgesics (pain therapy), Anxiolytic - Sedative-hypnotics (benzodiazepines, Z-drugs), antidepressants, anti-epileptic-drugs.
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MM: INFERMIERISTICA APPLICATA AI PERCORSI DIAGNOSTICI E TERAPEUTICI
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Safe therapies giving: oral, parenteral, meals and nutriment associated therapy: empty or full stomach, managing drugs during perioperative period and diagnostic investigation. Drug’s shattering and pulverizing (no-eating patient with gastro-nasal probe) Infusional and oral therapy’s calculation exercise. Peripheral and central vascular catheter management, main complication (occlusion, inflammation, infiltration) Venous and arteriosus blood sample, radial artery’s. emogasanalisys, capillary blood sample. Preparation and post examination caring for colon and bronchial tubes examination, in contrast means required examination. Nutrition recovery after particular examinations (colon and stomach) Taking care of patient with enteral feeding, using gastro-nasal probe, total parenteral nutrition and PEG. Educate the patient with oral anti-coagulation drugs
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MM: DIAGNOSTICA PER IMMAGINI E RADIOPROTEZIONE
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Radioprotection’s precepts for various medical examination: Echography, biopsy, TAC, RSM, Mammography RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION: • Indication, anatomical and physiological structure examined by the diagnostic procedure • Patient’s Specific preparation (full bladder, other examination) • Giving right instruction and information before and during the examination for an optimal examination • Contrast means’ placement and application • Possible complication or disease (contrast means adverse reaction)

Bibliography

Examination Methods

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MM: SCIENZE DIETETICHE
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Written test with quiz with pre-order answers.
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MM: FARMACOLOGIA CLINICA
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Clinical Pharmacology learning is assessed during the written examination of the Course “Application of diagnostic and therapeutic processes", that includes 80 multiple-choice questions (1 correct answer out of 4-5): 25 concerning each of the modules "Clinical Pharmacology" and "Nursing" 15 related to each of the modules "Diagnostic Imaging and Radioprotection" and "Nutritional Science". The exam is passed when the student answers correctly to at least 11 questions concerning each of the modules "Clinical Pharmacology" and "Nursing" and 8 concerning each of the other 2 modules.
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MM: INFERMIERISTICA APPLICATA AI PERCORSI DIAGNOSTICI E TERAPEUTICI
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Writing test
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MM: DIAGNOSTICA PER IMMAGINI E RADIOPROTEZIONE
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Writing Test