Surgery and Oncology

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Subject code: 41713 Educational unit: Head of the Department: Department of General and Transplantation Surgery 59 Nowogrodzka St.

1 Surgery and Oncology 1. Imprint Faculty name: Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry Education program: English Dentistry Division, stationary, 5 year, fulltime studies Academic year: Subject name: SURGERY AND ONCOLOGY Subject code: Educational unit: Head of the Department: Department of General and Transplantation Surgery 59 Nowogrodzka St., Warsaw; phones , Maciej Kosieradzki, MD, PhD, Associate Professor Study year: Study semester: IV VII i VIII Module type: Teachers: Erasmus YES/NO A person responsible for the syllabus Basic Andrzej Chmura, Piotr Fiedor, Maciej Kosieradzki, Wojciech Lisik, Marek Pacholczyk, Maurycy Jonas, Beata Łągiewska, Jacek Pliszczyński, Kalina Jędrzejko, Magdalena Kwapisz, Łukasz Górski, Maciej Romanowski YES Number of ECTS credits: 4,5 2. Educational goals and aims Maciej Kosieradzki (mkosieradzki@wp.pl); Beata Łągiewska (beatalagiewska@tlen.pl); Jacek Pliszczyński (jacek.pliszczynski@wum.edu.pl ); The student is able to recognize life-threatening condition in surgery and can react adequately. 2. The student knows the principles of prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the most common malignant tumors. 3. The student is able to recognize the most common chronic diseases requiring surgical treatment and correctly specify the path diagnostic and steer a patient to the appropriate specialist. 3. Initial requirements Strona 1 z 5

2 1. Knowledge of the anatomy of the abdominal cavity 2. Knowledge of the pathophysiology of septic and hypovolemic shock 3. Knowledge of the signs and symptoms of gastrointestinal tract and abdominal cavity 4. Learning outcomes corresponding to the subject Symbol of course learning outcomes W1 W2 W3 W4 U1 U2 A list of course learning outcomes Description of course learning outcomes The student knows and understands the causes, symptoms, principles of diagnosis and treatment of the most common surgical diseases, in particular: - acute and chronic abdominal cavity disorders, - injuries, - the most common diseases of the blood vessels, - the most common cancers, - thyroid diseases. The student knows the principles of screening and early diagnosis of cancer in Poland. The student knows the basic problems in the field of organ transplantation. The student knows the diagnostic methods (including imaging and endoscopy) for use in general surgery and oncology. The student knows how to apply the principles of aseptic and antiseptic. The student supplies a simple wound, it is assumed and changes sterile surgical dressing. The reference to programme learning outcomes (number) E.W18, E.W3, E.W4, E.W7, F.W2, F.W5 F.W10, F.W21, C.U4, C.U5, E.U6, E.U10, E.U15, E.W15 E.W16 F.U6, E.U3, E.U4, E.U5 C.W5, E.U20 C.W14 U3 The student can obtain external bleeding. E.W18, E.U9 U4 The student can perform local anesthetic infiltration. C.W21, F.W17, F.W19 U5 U6 K1 K2 K3 5. Forms of classes The student can prepare patient with chronic antiplatelet / anticoagulant therapy for a small surgery. The student knows how to conduct a study of the abdominal cavity, test pulse on peripheral arteries, a study of head and assess vital signs. The student is able to communicate with patients and their relatives easily. The student can work and rationally communicate with doctors of other specialties. The student knows the principles of respect for the rights of the patient in the course of the medical examination and treatment. C.W19 E.U1, E.U15, F.U1, F.U2, D.U5, D.U6, D.U7, D.U8, D.U18 D.U11 D.U14 Form Number of hours Number of groups Lecture 10 1 group Seminar 15 1 group Practical training 50 2 groups Strona 2 z 5

3 6. Subject topics and educational contents Lectures W1 Diseases of the pancreas (W1) W2 Malignant melanoma (W1) W3 Acute abdominal cavity diseases (W1) W4 The rules and procedures in the field of small surgery (W1, U4) W5 Therapeutic management in head injuries (W1) W6 Abdominal hernias (W1) W7 Current views on the etiology of cancer (W2) W8 Symptomatology of cancer. Therapeutic approaches in oncology. The importance of screening (W2) W9 Organ transplantation (W3) W10 Infections in surgery (U1) Seminars S1 Aseptic and antiseptic (U1) S2 The types of wounds. The healing process. The treatment of wounds and burns (U2) S3 Treatment of blood and blood products. Coagulation disorders (U3, U5) S4 Injuries of abdominal cavity and chest (W1) S5 Acute vascular diseases (W1) S6 Non-neoplastic diseases of the upper gastrointestinal tract (W1) S7 Injuries of skeletal system (W1) S8 Acute urological disorders (W1) S9 Esophagus cancer. Stomach cancer (W2) S10 Surgical diseases of biliary tract (W1) S11 Breast cancer (W2) S12 Non-neoplastic intestinal diseases and anus (W1) S13 Colorectal neoplasms (W2) S14 Thyroid diseases (W1) S15 Lung cancer (W2) Practical classes Students with teacher visit patients, examine them, order additional diagnostic tests and treatment. Students talk with patients and their families as well as assist to minor and major surgical procedures. (W1-W4, U1-U6, K1-K3) Strona 3 z 5

4 7. Methods of verification of learning outcomes Learning outcome corresponding to the subject W1-W4, U1-U6 W1-W4, U1-U6, K1-K3 8. Evaluation criteria Forms of classes (symbol) Lectures and seminars Practical training Methods of verification of a learning outcome Exam test carried out in electronic form; 70 questions test single or multiple choice Examination of the patient, communication with the patient and family, dressing wounds, anesthesia and minor surgical treatment, screening for cancer, the preparation of the surgical field Credit receiving criteria Obtaining 60% correct answers 100% presence in exercises and seminars Proper execution of practical skills Form of receiving credit in a subject: exam test carried out in electronic form; 70 questions test single or multiple choice 9. Literature ocena Kryteria 2.0 (failed) 0-41 points (Less than 60% of correct answers) 3.0 (satisfactory) points 3.5 (rather good) points 4.0 (good) points 4.5 (more than good) points 5.0 (very good) points Literature: Principles and Practice of Surgery. O. James Garden et al. Elsevier, 6th Edition 10. ECTS credits calculation Form of activity Number of hours Number of ECTS credits Direct hours with an academic teacher: Lectures 10 0,3 Seminars 15 0,5 Practical training 50 1,7 Strona 4 z 5

5 Student's independent work (examples of the form of work): Student's preparation for a class 15 0,5 Preparation for obtaining credits 45 1,5 11. Additional Information Others - - Total 135 4,5 The unit is located on the campus of Lindley, Pavilion 11 C - 59 Nowogrodzka St. On the practical training a gown and a change of shoes are obligatory (student cloakroom downstairs at the clinic in the basement). Please be on time for the seminars and lectures as due to other student groups in the department it is not possible to extend our room occupancy. Lectures are obligatory and a number of test questions come directly from there. Signature of the person responsible for the syllabus: Jacek Pliszczyński Signature of the Head of the Unit/ Department: Strona 5 z 5

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