A Medical Workshop Lesson Plan

A MEDICAL WORKSHOP LESSON PLAN
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SEPSIS
Course purpose or goal: It is a five-day intensive workshop designed for individuals involved in the field of medicine or related sciences. It gives them the chance to acquire new skills or further develop their skills through practical training. Patients suffering from the sepsis are able to understand means of dealing with or without stress
Target Audience: It is targeted for the health professions, medical students, and clinicians.
Date offering: October 7 2016
Location: University Hall
Instructors:
Dr. John Vanhoek
Dr. Lucille Brown
Dr. Liu Yang
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Clinical pharmacology

The student should be able to:
-Understand the basic pharmacology principles.
-Apply the principles on the drug interactions in humans.
– Significant changes in the body that -Pharmacokinetic principles.
adversely transforms pharmacokinetics
-Types of drugs and their mechanism of interaction.

8.00 am – 10. 00 am

Handout from the workshop
Video 2:57 min.

Clinical toxicology
The student should be able to:
-Identify the symptoms involved with the disease
-Use the correct diagnostic procedures.
-Interpret the experimental results.
-Basic description of toxicology.
– Wide range of sepsis
-Diagnostic procedures of the types of sepsis
11.00 am – 1.00 pm
Video 3:53 min.
Pocket card

Clinical immunology
The student should be able to:
-Acquire the skills necessary in carrying out various laboratory procedures.
– Know the designs based on sepsis studies.

-Disorders of the immune system
-Applications of clinical laboratory.
2.00 pm – 4.00 pm
Pocket card
Lecture
Handout from workshop

Infectology

The trainee should be able to:
-diagnose and treat some the latients suffering from the disease
-Properly use the anti-infective -Problems of clinical infectious diseases.
agents.
-Antimicrobials

4.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Handout from workshop
An article on future cardiology (Emil
Korazov

REFERENCE
Bibliography
Emil Korazov. “Bactrial Invasion of vascular cell types: vascular infectology and atherogenesis.” Future Medicine (2012): 123-138.