Teaching code

4S007272

Credits

5

Coordinatore

Patrizia Scapini

Language

Italian

Also offered in courses:

• Foundations and methods of treatment in psychiatry - FARMACOLOGIA GENERALE of the course Bachelor's degree in Psychiatric Rehabilitation Techniques

Moodle Seminars

The teaching is organized as follows:

Learning objectives

Provide basic knowledge about pharmacology, general pathology, microbiology, internal medicine and medical therapy of physiotherapy interest. MODULE: PHARMACOLOGY Understanding the actions of drugs on the physio-pathological processes of patients with particular reference to the drugs used in the main areas of intervention of the physiotherapist. MODULE: GENERAL PATHOLOGY Acquire conceptual and scientific tools to explain the causes and mechanisms of human diseases. Know the main pathogenic factors, the general principles of disorders of the complex systems of homeodynamics, reactions to biological damage with particular reference to inflammation, processes of healing or chronicization. MODULE: MICROBIOLOGY Acquire essential information on infectious processes supported by viruses and bacteria, on the growth and spread of these microorganisms and on preventive measures. MODULE: INTERNAL MEDICINE AND MEDICAL THERAPY Identify internal pathologies, knowing how to identify the main clinical aspects and recognize the possible complications of interest to the physiotherapist. Identify the most frequent drug therapies knowing the main indications and side effects. Know the main techniques and rehabilitative procedures related to the main visceral disabilities.

Prerequisites and basic notions

To follow the course it is necessary that the student has taken and passed the 1st year internship exam and that he has acquired the essential knowledge of anatomy, physiology and biological sciences that allow the understanding of the course subjects.

Bibliography

Criteria for the composition of the final grade

The final assessment is carried out according to the methods indicated on the web pages of the individual teaching modules. The final grade will be calculated as the weighted average of the grade of the individual modules.