
Paediatrics
Code
11091
Academic unit
NOVA Medical school|Faculdade de Ciências Médicas
Department
MMIA
Credits
9.5
Teacher in charge
Profª Doutora Maria Teresa Neto
Teaching language
Portuguese
Objectives
- Follow-up and general evaluation of healthy children
- To get knowledge on children´s health and disease
- To use this knowledge in the clinical practice
- Urgency and emergency situations, outpatient clinic practice, and management of children admitted to the hospital according to the different age groups
- Management of the acute and the chronic patient
- Introduction to general fields of Paediatric Medicine
- Stimulation to study and to do research
- Stimulation to develop other skills out of Medicine
- Stimulation to intellectual integrity, to scientific rigor and to be updated
The student should acquire competences in order to be able to:
· Contact with child and her/his family or caring giver
· Do a clinical story: anamnesis, physic examination according different age groups, to put diagnostic hypothesis and suggest therapeutics
· Identify major congenital anomalies
· Do current techniques
· Do basic life support measures
· Calculate fluid balance
· Prescribe intravenous fluids
· Identify complex situations
· Follow normal children in the outpatient clinic
Prerequisites
Subject matter
Lectures:
· Health care associated infections
· Introduction to Paediatrics. Care organization; indicators of paediatric health; rates birth, mortality and morbidity
· Clinical history and objective examination in paediatrics
· Clinical risk.
· Development
· Growth
· Congenital, perinatal and neonatal infectious diseases
· IUGR. Neonatal jaundice
· Neurologic diseases
· Respiratory diseases
· Infectious diseases
· Gastrointestinal diseases
· Cardiac diseases
· Haematological and oncologic diseases
· Kidney diseases
The following chapters of JM Videira Amaral Paediatrics Textbook should be known:
Volume I
· Parte I Full part
· Cap.7
· Cap. 19
· Cap. 21 e 22
· Cap. 48, 49 e 50
· Cap. 51 a 56 e 59
· Cap. 71 a 73, 75 e 76
· Cap. 82 e 85
· Cap. 103 e 107
Volume II
· Cap.137, 138,139, 140
· Cap. 164, 182-184, 189
· Cap. 198, 200, 202, 206
VOLUME III
· Cap. 264, 265, 267, 268,269, 271
· Cap. 274 - 277, 279, 280, 282, 295, 298, 301, 305
· Cap. 314 - 316, 318, 320, 323
· Cap. 324 - 328, 345 - 347, 354, 358 - 361
Subjects for Paediatrics Congress
1. Nutrition. Breast feeding. Diversification. Nutrition evaluation.
2. Blood groups. Isoimmunition
3. Haemolytic anemia.
4. Antibiotics in paediatrics
5. Bacterial resistance
6. Health care associated infections. Preventive measures
7. Free subject
8. Particular aspects of prescription in paediatrics
9. Bad news
10. Free subject
· Parte I Full part
· Cap.7
· Cap. 19
· Cap. 21 e 22
· Cap. 48, 49 e 50
· Cap.
· Cap.
· Cap. 82 e 85
· Cap. 103 e 107
Volume II
· Cap.137, 138,139, 140
· Cap. 164, 182-184, 189
· Cap. 198, 200, 202, 206
VOLUME III
· Cap. 264, 265, 267, 268,269, 271
· Cap. 274 - 277, 279, 280, 282, 295, 298, 301, 305
· Cap. 314 - 316, 318, 320, 323
· Cap. 324 - 328, 345 - 347, 354, 358 - 361
Subjects for Paediatrics Congress
Bibliography
Other suggested sources
Lectures contents (in the school´s computer and in the Moodle) Portuguese Authors Textbooks Portuguese Authors published papers English language authors Textbooks
Teaching method
· Lectures
· Theoretical- practical lessons
· Clinical demonstrations
· Practical classes
· Congress of Paediatrics organized by the students at the end of each 6 weeks course
· Skills lab
Evaluation method
Final classification is in a scale of 0 to 20.
Sixty per cent of this value is obtained from the evaluation on clinical practice following the School assessment for all disciplines.
The remaining 40% are obtained in the written exam: 100 problems true/false to answer in 60 minutes.
Less than 10 or more than 19 points in the written exam implies an oral examination with the Assistant and the Regent.