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Paediatrics SE - B80141 (General Medicine - English parallel)

Title:	Paediatrics SE
Guaranteed by:	Department of Pediatrics and Inherited Metabolic Disorders First Faculty of Medicine Charles University and General University Hospital in Prague (11-00650)
Faculty:	First Faculty of Medicine
Actual:	from 2023
Semester:	winter
Points:	0
E-Credits:	0
Examination process:	winter s.:
Hours per week, examination:	winter s.:0/0, STEX [HT]
Capacity:	unlimited
Min. number of students:	unlimited
4EU+:	no
Virtual mobility / capacity:	no
State of the course:	taught
Language:	English
Teaching methods:	full-time
Teaching methods:	full-time
Explanation:	prof. Jiri Zeman, MD, PhD
Additional information:	http://www.kddl.lf1.cuni.cz
Old code:	141

Guarantor:	prof. MUDr. Tomáš Honzík, Ph.D.
Comes under:	SE for GM 6.y.
Attributes:	výjimka pro zápis VP Lékařství Klinický předmět

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Order	Course title
Topic 1 (TO1)
1	1. Pediatric history
1	1. Epilepsy in children, febrile seizures
2	2. Physical examination in pediatrics, specifics for particular age periods
3	3. Neonate with low birth weight: classification of the age periods, specific characteristics and illnesses
4	4. Physiological neonate: findings in physical examination, age period characteristics and illnesses
5	5. Infant and toddler: age period characteristics, growth and develompent and typical illnesses
6	6. Preschooler and young-schooler: age period characteristics, growth and develompent and typical illnesses
7	7. Adolescence: age period characteristics, growth and develompent and typical illnesses
8	8. Growth and development assessment in childhood
9	9. Breastfeeding (composition of breast milk, comparison with artificial milk formula, importance, contraindications)
10	10. Nutrition of the child in infancy and toddler age, risks of alternative diets
11	11. Artificial milk formulas, types of formulas
12	12. Basic and advanced cardiopulmonary resuscitation of neonate and child
13	13. Acute expiratory dyspnoe – clinical manifestation, dif.dg., therapy
14	14. Acute inspirátory dyspnoe – clinical manifestation, dif.dg., therapy
15	15. Foreigh body in airways and gastrointestinal tract
16	16. Allergic reaction, anaphylactic shock
17	17. The most common intoxications in childhood
18	18. Burn injury
19	19. Disorders of consciousness, convulsions, differential, first aid
20	20. Acute abdomen in pediatrics
21	21. Oral and parenteral rehydration, realimentation
22	22. Specific features of pediatric pharmacotherapy
23	23. Vaccinations: principles and its importance, vaccination schedule, obligatory and voluntary vaccinations, adverse effects
24	24. Neonatal screening
25	25. Preventive examinations in primary pediatric care, screening in pediatrics
26	26. Early neonatal care
27	27. Life-threatening congenital malformations in neonate
28	28. Birth traumas
29	29. Prenatal diagnosis and genetic tests in pediatrics, indications, methods
30	30. Specific features of biochemistry and hematology tests in children
31	31. Blood-gas and acidobasic status analyses, interpretation
32	32. Pneumopathies in neonates, RDS
33	33. Apnoe, acute life-threatening conditions in infancy (ALTE, SIDS), differential dg
34	34. Shock (classification, causes, treatment)
35	35. Circulatory failure in children, causes, clinical manifestations, treatment
36	36. Respiratory failure in children, causes, clinical manifestations, treatment
37	37. Acute gastroenteritis in children
38	38. Neonatal sepsis - early and late
Topic 2 (TO2)
1	1. Epilepsy in children, febrile seizures
2	2. Congenital heart malformation
3	3. ADHD, autism
4	4. Disorders of adenohypophysis
5	5. Disroders of sexual differentiation
6	6. Disorders of adenohypophysis of suprarenal glands
7	7. Deficit of fat-soluble vitamins
8	8. Deficit of water-soluble vitamins
9	9. Diabetes mellitus I.type
10	10. Obesity, treatment and complications
11	11. Peri-, myocarditis and endocarditis in children
12	12. Cardiomyopathy and heart arrhytmias in children
13	13. Congenital malformation of respirátory tract
14	14. Tuberculosis in children
15	15. Upper respirátory tract infection, clinical manifestastion and treatment
16	16. Acute bronchitis, acute bronchiolitis
17	17. Pneumonia in children
18	18. Cystic fibrosis
19	19. Asthma bronchiale
20	20. Congenital malformation of gastrointestinal tract
21	21. Gastroesofageal reflux, infant colic
22	22. Diseases of liver in pediaatric age
23	23. Diseases of gall-bladder and pancreas
24	24. Inflammatory bowel diseases
25	25. Urinary tract infections in children
26	26. Nephrotic syndrome
27	27. Acute and chronic renal failure
28	28. Acute glomerulonephritis, nephritic syndrome
29	29. Miction disorders and enuresis
30	30. Congenital malformations or urinary tract
31	31. Perinatal hypoxia and asfyxia
32	32. Eating disorders
33	33. Syndrome of risk behaviour in adolescence, drug-abuse, possibilities of intervention
34	34. Reactive arthritis, revmatic fever, juvenile idiopathic arthritis
35	35. Systemic autoimmune disorders
36	36. Primary systemic vasculitis
37	37. Congenital and acquired coagulopathies in children
38	38. Leukemia and lymphomas in children
39	39. CNS tumors in children
40	40. Solid tumor in children (except CNS tumors)
41	41. Intrauterinne infections
42	42. Parasitic infections
43	43. Atopic eczema, seborhoic dermatitis
44	44. Intertrigo, purulent skin disorders
45	45. Child abuse and neglect syndrome (CAN)
46	46. Disordes of carbohydrate metabolism
47	47. Disorders of lipid metabolism
48	48. Disorders of aminoacids metabolism
49	49. Lysosomal disorders
Topic 3 (TO3)
1	1. Neuroinfections, dif.dg. and treatment
2	2. Developmental delay, dif.dg. and treatment
3	3. Neuromuscular disorders, dif. dg.
4	4. Hypotonia of neonate and infant, dif. dg.
5	5. Failure to thrive in infancy and toddler age, dif. dg.
6	6. Abdominal pain, dif. dg.
7	7. Vomiting, dif. dg.
8	8. Diarrhoe, dif. dg.
9	9. Stooling, constipation disorders, dif. dg.
10	10. Proteinuria in children, dif. dg.
11	11. Hematuria in children, dif. dg.
12	12. Polyuria, dif. dg.
13	13. Cough, dif. dg.
14	14. Hypertension, dif. dg.
15	15. Hypoglycemia, dif. dg.
16	16. Joint swelling, dif. dg.
17	17. Musculoskeletal pain, dif. dg.
18	18. Anemia, dif. dg.
19	19. Hyperbilirubinemia, dif. dg. and treatment
20	20. Hepatopathy and hepatomegaly, dif. dg.
21	21. Splenomegaly, dif. dg.
22	22. Gastrointestinal bleeding, dif. dg.
23	23. Immunodeficiencies, dif. dg.
24	24. Common childhood exanthems, dif. dg.
25	25. Oedema, dif. dg.
26	26. Growth disorder, dif. dg.
27	27. Disorders of calcium-phosphosphate metabolism, dif. dg.
28	28. Thyroid gland disorders, dif. dg.
29	29. Premature and delayed puberty, dif. dg.
30	30. Lymfadenopathy, dif.dg.
31	31. Fever, hyperpyrexia, body temperature: definitious, therapy
32	32. Headache, dif. dg.
33	33. Heart murmur, dif. dg.
34	34. Malabsorption syndromes in children, dif. dg.

Literature - Czech

Last update: Blanka Albrechtová (15.03.2023)

Behrman E., Kliegman R.M.: Nelson Essentials of Pediatrics, Saunders, 2007

Course completion requirements

Last update: MSOCH (29.09.2020)

The student will draw questions at random, one from each of the three topic areas (paediatric propaedeutics, special paediatrics, differential diagnosis in paediatrics) and another question from radiology with an x-ray to be described. The x-ray will be an image of one of the following body systems: lung x-ray, GIT, kidney or urinary pathways, CNS, or bones. Each question will be graded as 1, 2 or 3 (= passed), or 4 (= failed). The examination in paediatrics is a complex one and the questions are mere guidelines for the course of the part of the Rigorous State Examination, and in testing the student’s knowledge it may overlap with some other subjects as well. The Examining Board can interrupt the examination at any moment in order to ballot about the grading. If the student is graded as “failed” for any question (theoretical from any topic area or the x-ray image), the examination will not be continued and the total grade for the part of the Rigorous State Examination is “failed”. Grading of the particular questions as well as the total outcome – grading of the part of the Rigorous State Examination – is decided on by ballot in the Examining Board.