Total credits (hours)

4 (144)

Lecture hours

22

Practical class hours

60

Self-study hours

62

Department, location

Department of Oncology and Radiology

Republican Clinical Hospital (Orenburg tract, 138), 6^th floor

Discipline goals

To get a notion about the most important radiological examinations of the organs and body systems, how to use them in reaching diagnosis of most frequently performed diseases. To get a notion about the most important types of radiological treatment.

Objectives of discipline mastering

1.     To get a notion about the most important radiological examinations of the lungs and mediastinum, heart, bones and joints, gastrointestinal tract, the liver, biliary tract and pancreas, the genitourinary system, how to use them in reaching diagnosis of most frequently performed diseases

2.     To plan radiological examinations of the patient with pathology of the lungs and mediastinum, heart, bones and joints, gastrointestinal tract, the liver, biliary tract and pancreas, the genitourinary system

3.     To know the main radiological syndromes and symptoms of the lungs and mediastinum, heart, bones and joints, gastrointestinal tract, the liver, biliary tract and pancreas, the genitourinary system lesions

Discipline contents

The discipline contains information and materials about the most important radiological studies of the human body, as well as their use in diagnosis and treatment methods.

Prerequisite(s)

Prerequisites for educating the discipline are Normal anatomy; Pathological anatomy; Introduction to Internal Diseases; General Surgery.

Competencies

1.      OK-1 Ability and readiness to implement a set of measures aimed at maintaining and strengthening health.

2.      OK-2 Ability and readiness to conduct preventive medical examinations, clinical examination and dispensary observation...

3.      OK-22 Capacity to participate in the implementation of new methods and techniques aimed at protecting the health of citizens.