Final Exam

The bachelors of the Degree Course in Cardiocirculatory Pathophysiology and Cardiovascular Perfusion Techniques in accordance with the European Union guidelines, at the end of the degree course must be equipped with:
· Knowledge of the evolution of the profession, of the founding concepts and of the specific methodology;
· Knowledge of the principles and rules that define the field of activity and professional responsibility;
· Knowledge of the bioethical, deontological and legal and medico-legal principles of the profession;
· A level of professional, decision-making and operational autonomy deriving from a complete training course;
· Knowledge, skills and experience useful for planning, managing and evaluating professional intervention;
· Knowledge, skills and experience to ensure the correct application of the learned theory;
· The ability to contribute directly to updating related to one's professional profile;
· The methodology and culture necessary for the practice of lifelong learning;
· The ability to collaborate and integrate with the various professional figures in group activities;
· Knowledge of the ethical and historical dimensions of medicine with particular reference to cardiovascular supports;

Graduates must achieve the following specific cultural and professional skills:
· Have learned the bases for the quantitative and qualitative understanding of biological and physiological phenomena;
· Have learned the essential morphological characteristics of the organs and tissues belonging to the cardiovascular system;
· Have learned the fundamentals of the values of medicine and ethics, health law, management and the legal and ethical aspects of the profession;
· Have developed the professional skills provided by the profile;
· Have learned the basic techniques of extracorporeal circulation, and more generally of mechanical, cardiorespiratory and respiratory cardiocirculatory assistance;
· Have developed the knowledge of the different perfusion systems and their application on the patient;
· Have learned the extracorporeal normothermic and hyperthermic perfusion methods for district antiblastic therapies;
· Have learned the metabolic bases that regulate the functioning of organs and systems with particular reference to the heart, arterial and venous circulation and the respiratory system;
· Have learned the pharmacological basis of the clinical treatment of cardiovascular pathology;
· Have knowledge of the basic principles of the electrical activity of the heart in order to perform instrumental control of pacemaker devices and automatic implantable defibrillator;
· Develop managerial autonomy in the provision of instrumental diagnostic procedures;
· Ensure the correct application of the required therapeutic diagnostic prescriptions;
· Know the principles useful for understanding the functioning of medical equipment and materials;
· Know the prevention and epidemiology of diseases with particular reference to the cardiovascular system;