System diseases 3 (clerkship)

Practical activities will be used, through simulation or in the ward, to consolidate technical and soft knowledge and skills developed during frontal lectures

GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES: at the end of the clerkship, students should have learned: - how to perform a clinical examination of the abdomen (inspection, auscultation, percussion, palpation) - how to research rebound tenderness (Blumberg's sign) - how to research Murphy's sign - the semeiology of ascites - how to research signs of cirrhosis Furthermore, they should have observed: - how to perform upper and lower gastro-intestinal endoscopy - how to perform an abdominal ultrasound ENDOCRINOLOGICAL DISEASES: at the end of the clerkship, students should have learned: - how to perform a clinical examination of the neck: inspection, thyroid palpation - how to perform the examination of arterial pulses - how to measure blood pressure - how to determine blood glucose (glucometer, Homa index, ) - how to perform a physical examination of obese patients (waist circumference, ) - how to examine patients with short stature (determination of target height, growth charts, ) - how to detect hypocalcemia (Chovostek and Trousseau signs) - how to interpret key radiological examinations (thyroid US & scintiscan, pituitary MRI, )