SCHEDULE FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2019/2020

25th November 2019 - 6th December 2019
27th April 2020 - 7th May 2020

Clerkship runs in form of seminars and workshops in two weeks block, students will be divided in smaller groups attending the programme at respective Departments according to the schedule.

The course starts with lectures on Mon 25th November 2019. Students are expected to come at 9:00 a.m. in the General University Hospital, Prague, U Nemocnice 2, building A6, Dpt. of Anaesthesiology Resuscitation and Intensive Medicine - KARIM (a white arrow on the picture points at the entrance), and they are kindly asked to wait in front of the lecture hall (The Hoder’s Hall) for a teacher.

Each student must have his/her attendance sheet which will return together with filled evaluation sheet either at the end of the course or before the examination. The forms can be downloaded here and here.

Only on missing teacher's signature is accepted to be credited.

Contact persons:

Michal Pořízka, M.D., Ph.D., EDIC
phone: 702 089 475
email: michal.porizka@vfn.cz

Lectures:

November 25, Monday
Pořízka - A course introduction 9:00 – 9:20
Šachl - BLS/ACLS 09:30 - 10:30
Bruthans - Difficult airway management 11:00 - 12:00

November 26, Tuesday
Pořízka - Basics of anaesthesia  09:00 - 10:00
Pořízka - Basics of intensive medicine 10:00 - 11:00
Kunstýř - Perioperative monitoring 11:00 - 12:00

Schedule:

OG-Dpt.of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Surg1-1st Dpt.of Surgery, Urol-Dpt.of Urology, MH-Military Hospital, IKEM-Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, PICU-Paediatric ICU, ICU 1-ICU 1 at the Dpt.of Cardiovascular Surgery, ICU 2- ICU 2 at the Dpt.of Cardiovascular Surgery, ICU3 - ICU 3 at the Dpt. of Anaest. and Int. Med., OR-Operating Room, ER-Emergency Room, PC - Pain Clinic, CS - Cardiac Surgery

In advance, before going to ICU1 or 2 one student will take a locker room key and a chip card from the The Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care secretary, building A6, ground floor. After changing and before going to the lessons the key and the card will be returned to the secretary!

ICU 1+2 Starts at 9.30 a.m., Go to the Building A2, the 2nd floor. Change in a locker room on the ground floor accessible with an ISIC card. No gowns are needed! contact psn: Contact phone numbers: ICU1 - 22496 2733, ICU2 – 22496 3481 or 82.

CS OR Mo-Thu starts at 7 a.m., Fri at 7.50 a.m., go to the building A2. Change in a locker room on the ground floor accessible with an ISIC card. After changing go to the 3rd floor to the OR. No gowns are needed! Contact phone numbers: 22496 3473 or 2733.

ICU 3 Starts at 9.30 a.m., Go to the Building A6, ground floor, ER „back“ entrance. No gowns are needed! A contact phone number: 724 918 034.

Surg 1 ORs Mo-Thu starts at 7.15 a.m., Fri at 8 a.m., Go to the Building A8, get a key from a clkrm at the clinic in the ground floor and after changing go to the OR at the 2nd floor, contact psn: Contact phone numbers: 606 840 676  or 723 426 288

Ob-Gyn Starts at 8 a.m., Take the left stairs to the second floor (A "Tower") and knock the door signed KARIM. No gowns are needed! Take shoes to change with you, pls. A contact phone number: 22496 7241.

Pain Clinic (PC) Starts at 9 a.m., Take a locker room key at the porter desk in the Outpatient Dpt (Karlovo náměstí 32), Building A and after changing go right in the 2nd floor. Use a back elevator. A contact phone number: 22496 6370.

MH-ER+MH Anest.Dpt. Be at 8.45 a.m. in the Central Military Hospital (Metro line A st. Hradcanska and Tram 1 or 2 to the station CMH), reception desk of the Building CH2, ground floor. A contact person: L. Reková, phone number: 774 091 170.

PICU Starts at 10 a.m. at The Paediatric Dpt, Go through the gate and find PICU in the building E3A on the right. A contact phone number: 224 967 779.

Urology Come to The Department of Urology (Ke Karlovu 6), ICU, 1st floor at 8.30.a.m. First, take a locker room key at the ground floor (Medical card Index Office) and change yourself in the 5th floor. Contact phone numbers: 22496 7884 or 7887.
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IKEM C (Cardiac) Come to IKEM (Vídeňská 9, Bus stop IKEM, bus No.114, 193, 332, 335, 337, 339) at 8.45 a.m., The Dpt.of Anesthesia and Int.Care, Building F, the 1st floor, the door No. F1003 (the secretary), contact person: Riha, phone number: 261365195 or 261365196.

IKEM T (Transplant) Come to IKEM (Vídeňská 9, Bus stop IKEM, bus No.114, 193, 332, 335, 337, 339) at 8.15 - 8:30 a.m. A contact person: Ms. Havalova (phone 261 364 122) will pick you up at a reception desk at the 2nd floor.

1: Resuscitation

1. Adult Basic Life Support (BLS)
2. Adult Advanced Life Support (ALS)
3. Foreign body aspiration with an acute upper airway obstruction
4. Airway management and oxygenation during ALS
5. Pharmacotherapy during ALS
6. Equipment used in ALS
7. Basic rules for beginning and ending of CPR
8. CPR in specific situations – 4H, 4T
9. BLS and ALS in neonates
10. BLS and ALS in children
11. Life threatening arrhythmias
12. Electroimpulsotherapy during CPR
13. Acute coronary syndromes
14. Care after the successful CPR
15. Mass disaster, medicine of catastrophes

2: Aneasthesiology and perioperative medicine

1. Pharmacology of drugs for intravenous anaesthesia – hypnotics, benzodiazepines and opioids
2. Pharmacology of drugs for intravenous anaesthesia – volatile anaesthetics, nitrous oxide, muscle relaxants and their antidotes
3. Airway management during anaesthesia
4. Difficult airway management algorithms
5. Neuroaxial regional anaesthesia
6. Regional anaesthesia of nerves, plexi, topical and infiltrative anaesthesia
7. Preoperative care before a general anaesthesia, premedication
8. Monitoring during anaesthesia and postoperative care
9. Anaesthesia in an emergency case, regurgitation, aspiration
10. Intravenous access in anaesthesia and intensive care
11. Short-term and long-term venous access
12. Anaesthesia in children
13. Hypotension and hypertension during anaesthesia
14. Anaphylaxis, malignant hyperthermia and similar complications
15. Basic rules of postanaesthetic care
16. Postoperative delirium, cognitive dysfunction
17. Fluid management during anaesthesia
18. Blood loses and their management, life threatening bleeding
19. Acute pain management
20. Chronic pain management

3: Emergency and intensive medicine

1. Shock
2. SIRS, sepsis
3. Basics of an artificial ventilation
4. ARDS
5. Acute and chronic renal failure
6. Hepatic failure
7. Consciousness disorders, unconsciousness
8. Craniocerebral trauma
9. Polytrauma
10. Intoxication
11. Nosocomial infection, antibiotic therapy in intensive care
12. Monitoring during intensive care
13. Drowning, thermic injury, frost injury, and electric current injury
14. Burn trauma
15. Acute pulmonary embolization
16. Acute heart failure
17. Diagnosis and treatment of arrhythmias
18. Heart trauma, cardiac tamponade, thorax injury and pneumothorax
19. Acute aortic syndromes
20. Acute abdominal syndrome – differential diagnostics and therapy
21. Sudden delivery and other acute situations in obstetrics and gynaecology
22. Stroke
23. Seizures
24. Ethical problems in intensive care, brain death
25. Acute respiratory insufficiency in children