- Comprehensive care function:
Basic knowledge:
Module 1. Introduction to gerontology
Module 2. Social gerontology 2.1. Aging and society 2.2. Comprehensive care for the elderly 2.3. Social risk factors in old age and aging 2.4. Elderly and their family 2.5. Elderly with regard to retirement 2.6. Application of social circles to the improvement of individual and collective health actions
Module 3. Gerontological psychology 3.1. Generalities in the doctor-patient relationship in psychology 3.2. The focus of gerontological psychology in the doctor-patient relationship 3.3. Study of personality in the elderly 3.4. Psychodiagnostics 3.5. Stress as a risk factor in aging 3.6. Guidance and therapy in the elderly
Module 4. Epidemiology and aging
Module 5. Nutrition and aging 5.1. Anthropometry 5.2. Biological age 5.3. Body composition 5.4. Somatotype 5.4. Nutrition
Area I. Clinical geriatrics
Respiratory:
Module 6. The senile lung
Module 7. Pulmonary emphysema
Module 8. Non-tuberculous lung diseases
Module 9. Tuberculous pneumonia
Module 10. Bronchiectasis
Module 11. Lung cancer
Module 12. Mediastinal syndrome
Module 13. Pleural diseases
Module 14. Occupational lung disease
Module 15. Other common lung diseases in the elderly
Cardiovascular:
Module 16. The senile heart
Module 17. Heart failure
Module 18. Ischemic heart disease
Module 19. Cardiac arrhythmias
Module 20. Cardiomyopathies
Module 21. Valve diseases
Module 22. Bacterial endocarditis
Module 23. Chronic right heart failure
Module 24. Pulmonary thromboembolism
Module 25. Pericarditis
Module 26. Peripheral vascular disease
Digestive:
Module 27. Digestive system and aging
Module 28. Oral diseases 28.1. Inflammatory or degenerative oral diseases 28.2. Deficiency-related oral diseases 28.3. Malignant lesions and oral carcinoma
Module 29. Diseases of the esophagus
Module 30. Diseases of the stomach and duodenum (small intestine disease and syndrome) 30.1. Crohn’s disease 30.2. Intestinal tuberculosis 30.3. Benign neoplasms 30.4.
Malabsorption syndrome 30.5. Small bowel ischemia
Module 31. Other diseases of the small intestine
Module 32. Diseases of the colon 32.1. Constipation 32.2. Colitis 32.3. Diverticulosis and diverticulitis 32.4. Benign and malignant tumors 32.5. Diseases of the rectum 32.6. Proctitis 32.7. Fecal incontinence 32.8. Rectal prolapse 32.9. Benign and malignant tumors
Module 33. Diseases of the liver
Module 34. Diseases of the pancreas and bile ducts
Nutrition, endocrine system, and genitourinary system:
Module 35. Endocrine diseases and aging 35.1. Diabetes mellitus
Module 36. Diseases of the thyroid
Module 37. Diseases of the adrenals
Module 38. Gonadal syndromes
Module 39. Parathyroid syndromes
Module 40. Hypothalamic syndromes
Module 41. Hyperlipoproteinemia
Module 42. Genitourinary system and aging
Module 43. Pyelonephritis and urinary infections
Module 44. Urinary incontinence
Module 45. Obstructive uropathy
Module 46. Chronic kidney disease
Module 47. Prostate cancer
Module 48. Gynecological conditions in elderly women
SOMA:
Module 49. Musculoskeletal syndrome and aging
Module 50. Collagen diseases
Module 51. Most common SOMA diseases in the elderly
Module 52. Osteoporosis
Hematopoietic and lymphatic:
Module 53. HLP system and ageing
Module 54. Anemias in the elderly
Module 55. Leukemia in the elderly
Module 56. Hemopathies
Module 57. Blood clotting disorders
Nervous system:
Module 58. Nervous system and aging
Module 59. Cerebrovascular diseases
Module 60. Disorders of the extrapyramidal system
Module 61. Contagious diseases of the CNS
Module 62. Cerebellar diseases
Module 63. Neuromuscular diseases
Module 64. Brain tumors
Care for the elderly in emergency services:
Module 65. Emergency care in the on-duty emergency team 65.1. Acute myocardial infarction 65.2. Acute failure of the left ventricle 65.3. Hypertensive crisis 65.4. Cardiac arrest 65.5. Upper gastrointestinal bleeding 65.6. Biliary colic, nephritic and acute abdomen 65.7. Diabetic ketoacidosis 65.8. Hyperosmolar coma 65.9. Convulsive status 65.10. Polytraumatized
Intensive care:
Module 66. Instrumentation techniques 66.1. General 66.2. Monitoring 66.3. Ventilators and ventilatory support 66.4. Venous approach 66.5. Oro and nasotracheal intubation techniques
Module 67. Parenteral nutrition in the elderly
Module 68. Hydromineral and acid-base imbalance
Module 69. Severe respiratory diseases 69.1. Chronic and acute respiratory failure 69.2. Adult acute respiratory distress syndrome 69.3. Incomplete drowning syndrome
Module 70. Severe acute cardiovascular diseases 70.1. Acute coronary insufficiency 70.2. Heart rhythm disorders 70.3. Pulmonary thromboembolism
Module 71. Exogenous intoxications 71.1. Psychopharmaceuticals 71.2. Organophosphates 71.3. Methyl alcohol
Module 72. Infectious diseases 72.1. Tetanus 72.2. Guillain-Barré
Module 73. Acute pancreatitis
Module 74. Shock
Area II. Psychogeriatrics:
Module 75. Introductory psychogeriatrics
Module 76. Psychogeriatric therapy
Module 77. Personality disorders
Module 78. Neurosis in the elderly
Module 79. Insane psychosis 79.1. Acute cerebral syndromes 79.2. Chronic cerebral syndromes 79.3. Alzheimer’s dementia 79.4. Post-stroke dementia 79.5. Post-traumatic dementia 79.6. Epileptic dementia 79.7. Alcoholic dementia
Module 80. Suicide in the elderly
Module 81. Situational reactions in the elderly 81.1. Geriatric disorders caused by mental factors
Gerontological and geriatric institutions:
Module 82. Nursing home care 82.1. Administrative organization of the home 82.2. Nursing home medical care 82.3. Medical care team in the nursing home 82.4. Health diagnosis in the nursing home 82.5. Health education in the nursing home 82.6. Concept and functions of long-stay institutions for the chronically ill elderly 82.7. Architectural design and structure of institutions for the elderly
- Administration function:
Module 83. Planning and organization
Module 84. Management and control
- Teaching function:
Module 85. The educational teaching process in gerontology and geriatrics
- Research function:
Module 86. Medical-social research on the health-disease phenomenon
The resident will pass modules 83 to 86 to acquire the knowledge and skills of research, management, and teaching, without an order of precedence and at any time during the residency
- DISTRIBUTION OF THE CONTENT OF THE SPECIALIZATION.
FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR_____
MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
Knowledge Area I Area I
Basics Clinical geriatrics Clinical geriatrics
Mod. 1 – 5 5 Mod. 22 – 26 1 Mod. 53 – 57 2
Mod. 27 – 34 2 Mod. 58 – 64 6
Mod. 35 – 48 3
Area I Mod. 49—52 2 Intensive care
Clinical geriatrics Mod. 66 –74 2
Mod. 6 – 15 2.5 On-duty emergency team
Mod. 16 – 21 2.5 Mod. 65 1
On duty emergency team
Mod. 65 1
On-duty emergency team 1 Area II
Mod. 65 Psychogeriatrics
Mod. 75 – 81 1
Area III.
Institutions
Geronto. geriat.
Mod. 82
