Critical Care Nursing

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries

Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction

Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries

Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction

Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist

The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections

Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

MED/09 INTERNAL MEDICINE -1 CFU
Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

MED/18 GENERAL SURGERY - 1 CFU
Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

MED/41 ANESTHESIOLOGY - 1 CFU
Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

MED/45 GENERAL CLINICAL AND PAEDIATRIC NURSING SCIENCES -2 CFU
The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue

Brain failure and alterations in the state of consciousness
The state of coma and "confusion" - convulsive disorder - syncope;
Shock:
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Septic
Anaphylactic
Acute respiratory failure:
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary embolism
Intoxication:
Opiate overdose
Cocaine, benzodiazepines, antidepressants
Carbon monoxide
Poisonings
Dialysis and hemofiltration
Pancreatitis

Polytrauma:
The head trauma and its evolution
The chest trauma
The abdominal trauma
Cardiovascular traumatic injuries
Acute abdomen:
Peritonitis
Intestinal infarction
Intestinal obstruction
Digestive hemorrhage
Caustic injuries
Emergency vascular surgery:
aneurysm rupture
acute arterial obstruction
Urological emergency:
Testicular trauma
Testicle twist
The gunshot and gunshot wounds
Burns from chemical/physical agents

Brain failure and altered state of consciousness: brain death, organ donation and transplantation.
Alterations in the acid-basic balance.
Cardiovascular arrest and post-arrest syndrome
Acute respiratory insufficiency: etiology, pathophysiology and clinical.
Ventilation support methods: CPAP, NIV, invasive ventilation, tracheotomy, tracheal intubation.
Principles of nutrition of the critical patient.

The concept of critical area: urgency, emergency, criticality, intensity, areas, structures and clinical differentiation.
The assessment and care planning in the person in critical vital conditions.
The monitoring of status and clinical evolution: neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, metabolic monitoring.
The technology and instrumental resources for monitoring, support and replacement of vital functions.

Nursing care for the person with neurological problems:
- Alteration of cerebral perfusion
- Management of intra-cranial controls
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intracranial devices

Nursing care for the person with respiratory problems:
- Non-invasive ventilation
- Endotracheal Intubation
- Invasive ventilation
- Tracheotomy
- Weaning off mechanical artificial ventilation
- Prevention and control of respiratory infections






Nursing care for the person with cardiovascular problems:
- Basic support of vital functions
- Alteration of tissue perfusion
- Hemodynamic instability
- Management of intravascular protections
- Prevention and control of infections associated with intravascular devices

Nursing care for the person with metabolic problems:
- Alterations in urinary and intestinal elimination
- Thermoregulation

Management of drug therapy in critical area:
- Methods of calculating dosages
- Technological resources for infusion therapy administration
- Protected transport of the person in critical condition

Nursing care in emergency and pre-hospital emergency:
- The organization of extra-hospital emergency relief
- The safety of rescuers
- ABCDE approach, evaluation and treatment
- Thermal protection
- Immobilization and transport techniques

The big emergency:
- Theoretical and regulatory framework
- Organizational aspects of rescue