https://wl.uwm.edu.pl/en/students/classes-schedule-0/iii-year


LECTURES:

prof. T. Stompór – TS (Clinic of Nephrology Wojewódzki Szpital Specjalistyczny Żołnierska 18 Street)

1. Symptoms and signs in cardiovascular medicine.
2. Clinical symptomatology of the hematological diseases.
3. Ascites. Symptoms and signs in renal disorders.

dr n. med. Wojciech Matuszewski - WM; Clinic of EndocrinologY  Wojewódzki Szpital Specjalistyczny, ul. Żołnierska 18, 10-561 Olsztyn, 3rd floor

1. Clinical signs and symptoms in endocrine and metabolism system diseases.

2. Neurological disturbances in internal medicine.

SEMINARS:

1.  Headaches, vertigo, impaired balance, sense organs disorders- when and whom to ask for advice?

2.  Consciousness disturbances

3.  Dyspnea and cyanosis

4.  Chest pain. What to do after history taking and physical examination?

5.  Abnormal ECG

6.  Colic, ‘acute abdomen’, abdominal pain – who and when should be asked for consultation.

7.  How to proceed with patient with fever.

8. Anaemias; haemostatic, thrombotic and myeloproliferative disorders – the basics

9.  Joint pains, arthralgias. Disorders of musculosceletal system.

10. Water balance disturbances

CLASSES:

1.Patient with sensual and consciousness disorders

2.Patient with valvular heart disease; acute coronary syndrome, chronic and acute heart failure.  

3. Patient with chest pain, dysponoe, hemoptysis

4.Patient with asthma, COPD, pneumonia.

5. Patient with abdominal tumor and peritonitis signs.

6.Differential diagnosis of fever

7.Generalized and localized edema. Oliguria and anuria. 

8.Patient with hepatosplenomegaly and lymphadenopathy.

9.Patient with inflammatory and degenerative pathologies of musculoskeletal system

10. Overview of history taking, physical assessment and differential diagnosis in internal medicine.

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INTERNAL MEDICINE 

3rd study year, semester VI (summer)

Organization of the study in semester VI:

LECTURES*: all Students  

Topics of the seminars and classes

Seminars:   10 hours 

1.  Headaches, vertigo, impaired balance, sense organs disorders- when and whom to ask for advice?

2.  Consciousness disturbances

3.  Dyspnea and cyanosis

4.  Chest pain. What to do after history taking and physical examination?

5.  Abnormal ECG

6.  Colic, ‘acute abdomen’, abdominal pain – who and when should be asked for consultation.

7.  How to proceed with patient with fever.

8. Anaemias; haemostatic, thrombotic and myeloproliferative disorders – the basics

9.  Joint pains, arthralgias. Disorders of musculosceletal system.

10. Water balance disturbances

Classes:     40 hours

1. Patient with sensual and consciousness disorders

2. Patient with valvular heart disease; acute coronary syndrome, chronic and acute heart failure.   

3. Patient with chest pain, dysponoe, hemoptysis

4.Patient with asthma, COPD, pneumonia.

5. Patient with abdominal tumor and peritonitis signs.

6. Differential diagnosis of fever

7. Generalized and localized edema. Oliguria and anuria.  

8. Patient with hepatosplenomegaly and lymphadenopathy.

9. Patient with inflammatory and degenerative pathologies of musculoskeletal system

10. Overview of history taking, physical assessment and differential diagnosis in internal medicine.

Basic literature:

1. Oxford Handbook of Clinical Examination and Practical Skills. Thomas J., Monaghan T. – Editors; Oxford Unversity Press 2011
2. Macleod’s Clinical Examination. Douglas G., Nicol F., Robertson C – Editors; Churchill Livingstone – Elsevier, 2011
3. Clinical Examination. Epstein O., Perkin G.D. et.el. – Editors, Mosby – Elsevier, 2008

Literature for 4th and 5th study year:

1. Differential Diagnosis in Internal Medicine. Siegenthaler W., Thieme - 2011
2. Clinical medicine.  Kumar & Clarks  Saunders – Elsevier,  2009
3. Davidson’s Principles & Practice of Medicine. Boone N.A., Colledge N.R – Editors, Churchill Livingstone – Elsevier, 2010