Otorhinolaringology
Study Course Implementer
Residency Speciality
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About Study Course
Objective
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge
1.Acute and chronic syndromes and diseases: diagnosis, treatment tactics, observation and referral to specialists. There is a perception, knowledge and understanding of: Ear, nose and throat diseases and syndromes: - Pain in the ears, - Discharge from the ears, - Hearing loss, - Disturbances, dizziness, - Dysphonia, - Throat - Trauma. Creative thinking or research and the operation of the interface between fields the intrinsic knowledge and understanding of the profession of general practitioner. Understands diagnostics (including laboratory, morphology, instrumental, neinstrumentālās and radiation diagnosis), differential diagnosis, a medical (clinical pharmacology, pharmacotherapy) and non-treatment (diet therapy, physiotherapy) treatment, rehabilitation and secondary prevention aspects of the medical sub-sectors. Able to make decisions, to solve complex health care, diagnosis and treatment-related situations. Able to organize research work in various fields of family medicine.
Skills
1.Skills that strengthen family medicine education programs during - investigation, methods of treatment, disease prevention and health promotion activities. Ear - throat - nose investigation: - Otorinolaringoskopija, - Audiometry, - Sinus disease radiodiagnostic evaluation - Ear rinsing, - Removing foreign objects, - Drip, ointments, rinse application in the treatment.
Competences
1.The acquired expertise allows justify decisions, if necessary, carry out additional analysis: - Students are able to explain environmental change on the spread of disease in the population, to understand the preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic methods in this respect. - Be able to evaluate the patient's complaints, their relationship with the patient's medical condition. There is a broad understanding of diseases and their risk factors, of the most common diseases in the population, chronic disease care, diseases due to disabilities for positions that require urgent assistance. - Have an understanding of the prophylactic and manipulation of diagnostic use in primary health care ear-nose-throat diseases. - Ability to provide patient treatment in the primary care level, to organize the rehabilitation, if it is necessary. - Understanding diagnostic possibilities primary and secondary health care level, for opportunities to send patients to a specialist, if necessary. - Ability to organize and conduct consultations on matters related to the health care organization. - Understanding of the issues related to public health. - Ability to understand the positive doctor-patient relationship the importance of teaching patients to understand their complaints, learn to live with them. - Ability to work in a team with other primary health care team members and other professionals. - Knowledge and understanding of the special disciplines: clinical chemistry, physiology, microbiology, pharmacology, for acute care, family medicine guiding principles, ethical issues in psychology, epidemiology, statistics, research methods in family medicine, preventive course of his work, etc. disciplines.
Assessment
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Auditorium
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Topics
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Acute ear, throat and nose diseases, their treatment
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Bibliography
Required Reading
Pfenninger and Fowler's Procedures for Primary Care. Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource. 4th Edition. Elsevier eBook. 2020.
Essentials of Family Medicine. by Philip D. Sloane, M.D., Lisa M. Slatt, Mark H. Ebell, Louis B. Jacques. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. June, 2007
Family Practice Board Review. by Robert L. Bratton. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. April, 2007
Primary Care Medicine: Office Evaluation and Management of the Adult Patient. by Allan H. Goroll, M.D. , Albert G. Mulley, M.D. (Editor). Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. August, 2005
Additional Reading
Jill C. Cash, et al. Practice Guidelines. 5th Edition, May 2020.
Current diagnosis & treatment in family medicine. 2004
Swanson's Family Practice Review: A Problem-oriented Approach. by Alfred F. Tallia (Editor), Dennis A. Cardone (Editor), David F. Howarth (Editor), Kenneth H. Ibsen (Editor), Richard W. Swanson. Elsevier Science Health Science div. July, 2004