CC 3156 Oncology

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At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to recognize the clinical manifestations of the oncological conditions presenting the highest morbidity and mortality, as well as the most commonly used diagnostic methods in order to support diagnosis. Additionally, students will become acquainted with the medical and surgical regimes of cancer treatment in order to perform effectively in the clinical field, providing excellent care to patients requiring it.

CC 3150 Psychiatry

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At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to describe and explain the most common clinical problems in the area of psychiatry in order to timely diagnose and refer those conditions that warrant the participation of a psychiatrist . This will be achieved through lectures , seminars, case studies and outpatient and inpatient consultation practices.

CC 3146 Dermatology

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At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to diagnose and prescribe appropriate treatment for the most common skin diseases through the link created between knowledge and clinical practice in this field of medicine in order to meet the needs presented by the patient.

CC 3140 Hematology

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At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to treat the most common hematologic diseases. Furthermore, they will develop early diagnosis and timely referral skills for cases requiring care by a specialist. This will be achieved through participation in seminars and discussions of problematized clinical cases and outpatient and inpatient consultation practices.

CC 3136 Nephrology

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At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to diagnose and treat the most common nephrologic clinical conditions and demonstrate a professional and ethical position in the practice of medicine by defining the criteria for referral and counter-referral of patients requiring support from a nephrology specialist. This will be achieved through outpatient practice , supported by problematized clinical case discussions led by the professor.

CC 3129 Endocrinology

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At the conclusion of this course, students will integrate efficient diagnoses of and treatments for the most common endocrine disorders, taking into consideration the social reality of their practice. They will also be able to make informed decisions for the prompt referral of patients who requires care from an endocrinology specialist.

CC 3126 Neurology

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At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to comprehensively address clinical problems that concern clinical neurology to diagnose and treat them in a timely and appropriate manner, and define counter-referral criteria that need the support of a neurologist. This will be achieved through readings, research, participation in specialized seminars and practical case studies and out-patient and in-patient consultation practices.

CC 2014 General Pathology II

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At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to explain the origin and meaning of the signs and symptoms that make up the most common syndromes and diseases in order to develop a more structured and systematic symptomatology and examination that allow them to integrate more efficient etiologic, nosologic, and functional diagnoses. All of this will be achieved through the attendance of lectures, participation in seminars on problematized clinical cases, additional research and practices in the Simulation and Virtual Medical Education laboratory.

CC 2021 Radiology and Imaging

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At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to interpret diagnostic images of the different test methods based on their knowledge of the physical principles and guidelines of each of these imaging modalities through clinical sessions and learning activities in order to correlate clinical findings with imaging findings.