Learning Outcomes
After completing the module, participants should be able to:
• To know the treatment and follow-up of patients with established chronic kidney disease (chronic renal failure, end-stage chronic renal failure, diabetic nephropathy) through the application of the latest guidelines and the integration of newer pharmacological agents.
• Application of knowledge in practice
• Promotion of free, creative and inductive thinking
•Teamwork
Course Content (Syllabus)
INTRODUCTION TO RENAL REPLACEMENT
CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF END-STAGE CKD
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF PERITONEAL CLEANSING
COMPLICATIONS OF PERITONEAL CLEANSING
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF BLOOD PURIFICATION
CLINICAL PROBLEMS IN BLOOD PURIFICATION
VASCULAR ACCESS TO BLOOD PURIFICATION
ADEQUACY OF BLOOD PURIFICATION
NOCTERINE AND RESIDENT BLOOD PURIFICATION
PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF DIABETIC KIDNEY DISEASE
SUGAR REGULATION IN RENAL FUNCTION REPLACEMENT
RENAL FUNCTION REPLACEMENT METHODS IN ICU
INTRODUCTION TO KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION
IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE THERAPY IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION
Keywords
renal function, CKD, peritoneal dialysis, complications, basic principles, vascular access, adequacy, prevention, transplantation, fros
Description
The evaluation of the course is carried out either by a written exam at the end of the semester through the e-learning platform, or by a written individual work on the subject of the course which is also delivered at the end of the semester. The choice of examination method is defined by the course coordinator.
During the written exam, the overall score is reduced to a percentage, taking into account that all questions are of equal value.
In the written exam, the overall mark is converted to a percentage, and the work is assessed on the examinee's ability to:
- Present basic introductory information (20%)
- Use appropriate language and terminology (20%)
- Present appropriate research sources (20%)
- Draws conclusions from the literature review (20%)
- Follow an appropriate structure in the text (20%)