Inglese

Frequenza del Reparto di Reumatologia e dell'Ambulatorio di
Reumatologia prime visite.

NA

Acquisire conoscenze sui principali quadri clinici e sierologici per i quali
viene comunemente richiesta una valutazione reumatologica;
-acquisire le competenze per eseguire una corretta anamnesi
reumatologica;
-acquisire le competenze per un corretto esame obiettivo orientato a
confermare/escludere malattie di interesse reumatologico.

-Conoscenza dell'Anatomia Umana, della Fisiologia e Fisiopatologia
Generale;
- Principi di Semeiotica Medica;
- Principi di Medicina di laboratorio.

Attività pratica con i pazienti.

Esame di un caso clinico.

NA

-Esame obiettivo finalizzato a ricercare:
a. lesioni cutanee e/o mucosali consistenti con malattie reumatologiche;
b. deformità muscolo-scheletriche consistenti con malattie
reumatologiche;
c. reperti di impegno articolare infiammatorio;
d. reperti di impegno muscolare infiammatorio;
e. reperti di impegno polmonare consistente con malattia sistemica
reumatica;
f. reperti di impegno cardiaco consistente con malattia sistemica
reumatica;
g. reperti di impegno gastrointestinale consistente con malattia
reumatica sistemica;
h. reperti di impegno neurologico consistente con malattia reumatica
sistemica;
g. reperti di impegno renale consistente con malattia reumatica
sistemica.
- Interpretazione di esami di laboratorio finalizzata a:
a. ricercare alterazioni consistenti con attivazione abnorme della risposta
immuno-flogistica e/o autoimmune;
b. ricercare alterazioni dell'esame emocromocitometrico suggestivi di
Testi in inglese
English
Attendance of the inpatient Rheumatology Clinic and of the outpatient
cabinet for first rheumatological evaluation.
N/A
-Learning the major clinical/serological abrnormalities requiring a
rheumatological assessment of the patient;
-learning how to identify signs and symptoms of rheumatological interest
during history collection;
-learning the tools to perform a correct physical examination devoted to
confirm/exclude a rheumatological disease.
- Anatomy, General Physiology and Pathophysiology;
- Basic knowledge of Medical Semeiotics;
- Basic knowledge of Laboratory Medicine.
Practical activities with patients.
N/A
Presentation of a clinical case.
-Inspection to look for:
a. Skin and/or mucosal lesions consistent with rheumatological diseases;
b. musculo-skeletal abnormalities consistent with rheumatological
diseases.
Physical examination to look for:
a. skin and/or mucosal lesions consistent with rheumatological diseases;
b. musculo-skeletal deformities consistent with rheumatological diseases;
c. findings of inflammatory articular disease;
d. findings of inflammatory muscular disease;
e. findings of lung involvement due to systemic rheumatic disease;
f. findings of cardiac involvement due to systemic rheumatic disease;
g. findings of gastrointestinal involvement due to systemic rheumatic
disease;
h. findings of neurological involvement consistent with systemic
rheumatic disease;
g. findings of renal involvement consistent with systemic rheumatic
disease.
-Laboratory data interpretation to look for:
a. abnormalities in the immune-inflammatory response and/or
autoimmune phenomena;
b. abnormalities in the blood cell count suggestive of a rheumatic
disease;
c. biochemical abnormalities suggestive of a rheumatological disease;
d. abnormalities in urynalysis suggestive of a rheumatological disease.
malattia reumatologica;
c. ricercare alterazioni biochimiche suggestive di malattia reumatologica;
d. ricercare alterazioni all'esame chimico-fisico delle urine e del
sedimento urinario suggestive di malattia reumatologica.

English

Attendance of the inpatient Rheumatology Clinic and of the outpatient
cabinet for first rheumatological evaluation.

NA

-Learning the major clinical/serological abrnormalities requiring a
rheumatological assessment of the patient;
-learning how to identify signs and symptoms of rheumatological interest
during history collection;
-learning the tools to perform a correct physical examination devoted to
confirm/exclude a rheumatological disease.

- Anatomy, General Physiology and Pathophysiology;
- Basic knowledge of Medical Semeiotics;
- Basic knowledge of Laboratory Medicine.

Practical activities with patients.

Presentation of a clinical case.

NA

Physical examination to look for:
a. skin and/or mucosal lesions consistent with rheumatological diseases;
b. musculo-skeletal deformities consistent with rheumatological diseases;
c. findings of inflammatory articular disease;
d. findings of inflammatory muscular disease;
e. findings of lung involvement due to systemic rheumatic disease;
f. findings of cardiac involvement due to systemic rheumatic disease;
g. findings of gastrointestinal involvement due to systemic rheumatic
disease;
h. findings of neurological involvement consistent with systemic
rheumatic disease;
g. findings of renal involvement consistent with systemic rheumatic
disease.
-Laboratory data interpretation to look for:
a. abnormalities in the immune-inflammatory response and/or
autoimmune phenomena;
b. abnormalities in the blood cell count suggestive of a rheumatic
disease;
c. biochemical abnormalities suggestive of a rheumatological disease;
d. abnormalities in urynalysis suggestive of a rheumatological disease.