Nursing REPLICA J - ASL ROMA 1

The following topics will be covered: 1. Clinical Nursing in the Surgical Area 2. Documentary research 3. Advanced Dressings of Complex Wounds 4. Dependency management 5. Vaccine 6. Immune system

Basic knowledge in the field of nursing sciences

Material provided by the teacher

Attendance is mandatory

Students will have to follow the seminars and the assessment will be carried out in class during the lessons

non applicabile

Teaching will be carried out face-to-face

Topics pertinent to the content of the integrated course. tumors

Basic skills in chemistry, physics and biology.

Elementi di patologia generale e fisiopatologia generale di Giuseppe M. Pontieri (Ed Piccin) Patologia generale ed elementi di fisiopatologia Di Maurizio Parola (Edises) pdfs of lectures

attendance is mandatory

oral test

in person lectures

Topics pertinent to the content of the integrated course. Tumors

Basic skills in chemistry, physics and biology.

Elementi di patologia generale e fisiopatologia generale di Giuseppe M. Pontieri (Ed Piccin) Patologia generale ed elementi di fisiopatologia Di Maurizio Parola (Edises) Pdfs of slide lectures

Attendance is mandatory

Oral examination

In person lectures

Principle of biology, clinic medicine, prevention and hygiene. Dublin 1. Knowledge and understanding - The students are expected to acquire deep knowledge on life-cycles of main human and zoonotic parasites and their adaptation to parasitism. Moreover, they are expected to learn basic information on pathogenic mechanisms. Dublin 2. Ability to apply knowledge and understanding - The students are expected to acquire and manage the concept of “epidemiological risk” on the basis of parasite biology and clinic, and to hypothesize preventive and control strategies. Dublin 3. Critical and judgmental capacities - The students are expected to develop critical and judgmental skills by interactive discussions with the professor and with the other students purposely stimulated during the course, and will learn to connect the clinic parasitology of main human and zoonotic parasites with their epidemiology, prevention and control. Dublin 4. Ability to communicate what has been learned – Towards the end of the course, students will be requested to prepare short seminars on topics agreed with the professor and to present and discuss it with the fellow students. Dublin 5. ability to continue the study independently in the life – It is expected that at the end of the course the students are able to locate the newly acquire knowledge on human parasitology in the frame of practice aspect of clinical parasitology, as well as in the frame of preventive and control strategies, coherently with future studies.

face-to face course

Students should have completed the epidemiological courses. The evaluation will be performed by oral exams, the student will demonstrate to have competence in the arguments of the course.