Basics of Clinical Care in Physiotherapy

Title	% from total grade	Grade
1. Individual work	-	-
- preparation for the test for: 1) Care process, concepts in care 2) holistic care, self-care capacity evaluation and health care levels 3) aseptic, antiseptic, disinfection, sterilization 4) patient admission rules in hospital, provision of hygiene in care, application of care supplies 5) care of dying, gerontological patients 6) care specificities in various clinical situations (patient with tracheostoma, bowel stoma, IV cannula, bladder longetter. 7) Wound classification and care. - preparation for individual work: analysis of the theory of care. - preparing for independent work: analysis of the clinical situation: identification of care problems, prioritisation and description of care activities.

Title	% from total grade	Grade
1. Examination	-	-
Students’ knowledge, skills and competences are assessed by the points system. For the completion of the study course, the student shall receive a differentiated assessment on a scale of 10 points. In order to receive a positive assessment of the study course, the overall assessment must correspond to at least 4 points in order to obtain an assessment of knowledge, skills and competences in the balls: ● Obtain a certain number of points (according to the number of examinations provided for in the study course) ● in order for the student to receive a final assessment in the study course, the examinations provided for in the study course must be passed successfully and within the prescribed time period. ● If the examination results in a failed assessment or fails to arrive for the examination, the opportunity shall be given to re-take the examination within two weeks (from the date of the examination) by prior agreement with the lecturer. ● If, within two weeks after the study course, the graduate student has not passed the requirements of the study course, this study course may be completed in the next year of studies in general order. ● final assessment: at the end of the study course, a differentiated assessment is posted based on the amount of points obtained without an additional examination. Criteria for assessing attitudes: 5 points (5% of total assessment) = (100% lecture attendance) 4 points = 80% 3 points = 70% 2 points = 60% 1 point = 50% 0 points = less than 50 points (additional independent work on one of the unattended topics) Test evaluation criteria: Passed 70% - 100% of 50 questions, the student scores 1 for each question. Failed when less than 70% of 50 questions are answered 50 points = 100% (10 points) 35 points = 70% (4 points) assessment for individual work wound care: Score = 20 points by specific criteria: 5 points = student performs wound classification, theoretical, 2 points = justifies each part of the classification, 5 points = describes the selected means for wound 7 points = applies appropriate 3 dressings, justifies the choice assessment for independent work situation analysis - care plan. Score: 25 points 5 points = care problems are described, there are problem causes 2 points = care problems are sorted in priority order 3 points = care problem has a target set 10 points = care actions are relevant to the problem and directed to fix the cause, are sequential and answer questions WHAT? HOW? WHEN? WHY? HOW MUCH? WHO? Assessment in the study subject: 5 points + 50 points +20 points +25 points = 100 points (maximum number of points in the subject) passed 70%, failing to count less than 70% of the total score. 99 - 100 points = 10 balls 98 - 94 = 9 balls 93 - 89 = 8 balls 88 - 84 = 7 balls 83 - 79 = 6 balls 78 - 74 = 5 balls 73 - 70 = 4 balls 69 and under = failed

Introduction to care, concepts of care, care process

Holistic care, self-care, levels of healthcare

Patient in-patient care. Provision of patient care hygiene and wellbeing, care supplies

Patient care at home. Geriatrics.

Palliative care, care for dying patients

Classification and assessment of wounds.

First aid in wound care. chronic wound care. Modern dressing techniques

Characteristics of the care of a stoma patient. Patient enteral and parenteral feeding

Aseptic, antiseptic, disinfectant, sterilization

Aseptic, antiseptic, disinfectant, sterilization

Inpatient hygiene requirements, infection monitoring

Inpatient hygiene requirements, infection monitoring

Post-operative wounds and care

Acute conditions in surgery evaluation and care thereof

Acute conditions in surgery evaluation and care thereof

Oncosurgery and specifics of patient care

Digestive tract surgical diseases and patient care

Vascular surgical disorders and patient care

Urogenital surgical diseases and patient care

Proctological diseases and patient care

Introduction to care, concepts of care, care process

Holistic care, self-care, levels of healthcare

Patient in-patient care. Provision of patient care hygiene and wellbeing, care supplies

Patient care at home. Geriatrics.

Aseptic, antiseptic, disinfectant, sterilization

Inpatient hygiene requirements, infection monitoring

Post-operative wounds and care

Acute conditions in surgery evaluation and care thereof

Oncosurgery and specifics of patient care

Digestive tract surgical diseases and patient care

Vascular surgical disorders and patient care

Urogenital surgical diseases and patient care

Proctological diseases and patient care