Teaching code

4S000106

Teacher

Franco Mantovan

Credits

2

Language

Italian

Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)

MED/45 - NURSING

Period

INF BZ 2° ANNO 2° SEM dal Mar 11, 2021 al Apr 30, 2021.

Location

BOLZANO

Lessons timetable Moodle Seminars 0

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Learning outcomes

The student knows the pathologies and treatments of the general surgical, orthopedic and traumatological area. The student is able to establish on the basis of specific problems, an assistance and educational plan aimed at the prevention, management and rehabilitation of the patient in the general surgical, orthopedic and traumatological fields.

Program

Anesthesiological risk, types, phases and drugs in anesthesia. Monitoring and transfer criteria from the awakening room to the Operating Unit. The pathophysiology of pain. The management of acute and procedural pain. Postoperative disease. The types of incision and surgical wound.Traditional surgery and minimally invasive surgery. Fast Track Surgery.Surgical and care approach to the person with problems:- In the gastrointestinal tract, liver, biliary tract, with breast cancer.- Traumatological pathologies. In particular, joint sprains, joint dislocations, muscle-tendon stretch, hip and knee fractures and pathologies.- The assistance of the operand-operated in the general surgical, traumatological and orthopedic area.

INTRAOPERATIVE ASSISTANCE:The reception of the operand in the operating room.The positioning of the patient on the operating bed and the maintenance of normothermia during surgery and the prevention of accidental perioperative hypothermia (adults).From the awakening phase (SR) to discharge for the transfer to the hospital unit (OU): supervision and discharge from the Awakening Room (SR), the transfer from the SR to the OU.TAKING CARE OF THE PATIENT IN THE POSTOPERATIVE PHASE:
The reception in the ward and the room, the surveillance and surveillance of the immediate postoperative.
The management of postoperative complications: Urinary retention and Fast Track
Hypotension and fluid Management
Drinking and early feeding
The resumption of peristalsis and resolution of ileus (POI)
Oxygenation and the glycemic profile in the perioperative period
Fatigue and postoperative convalescence
Cognitive disorders and postoperative delirium (POD)
Postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV)
Procedural and postoperative pain management (POP)
Early mobilization and walking
The scrupulous and thoughtful use of drainages, probes and catheters
The discharge of the operated person and the characteristics of assistance in Day Surgery

Peculiarities of the "care and educational" path of the person operated on:
- Mastectomy- Hemicolectomy
- Gastrectomy
- The person with intestinal and urinary Derivation
- The person with a limb immobilized by a plaster cast and operated hip prosthesis.

Examination Methods

Multiple choice written exam for teaching in anesthesia-analgesia (10 items), orthopedics (10 items) and surgery (20 items).
Open-ended written exam (7-10 items) for the teaching of Nursing.
There is no preliminary preparation between the clinical part and the nursing part. The examination of the clinical part is done on separate days from the nursing part to offer the student more time for preparation.
In the event that the teacher verifies the student's difficulty in passing the written test in Nursing, he reserves the right to examine the student at one of the subsequent sessions by means of an oral test.
Final result: total sum of the results for each clinical module divided by 3 + the nursing part divided by 2
(total weight 50% (clinical part) + 50% (nursing part).
The final result is to be considered positive when a minimum of 18 / 30.