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Expository method, problem solving cases, active learning, critical and reflexive analysis of clinical cases and film analysis. Simulation of surveillance and consultations in maternal health, obstetrics and family planning. The weighting of the assessment methodologies is one test (60%), a group work (20%) and continuous laboratory practice assessment (20%). In each of the components (test and laboratory practice) the student must obtain a mark 9,5 values or higher.
- Develop skills for nursing care to woman throughout their reproductive cycle, which includes family planning, preconception, pregnancy, postpartum and menopause.
- Identify and characterize the different contraceptive methods, their side effects, advantages, disadvantages and eligibility criteria;
- Identify and characterize cancer screening methods in women's health;
- Identify and characterize the risks and complications during pregnancy.
- Identify and characterize the most prevalent gynecological diseases;
- Implement practices that promote breastfeeding;
- Recognize the most complicated complications in breastfeeding, ways to resolve and prevent complications;
- Develop a nursing process for women in family planning, menopause, preconception, pregnancy, postpartum and the newborn. (simulated clinical situations).
- Develop technical skills and critical-reflective thinking in nursing practice in maternal health/ obstetrics/gynecology.
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The reproductive system
Anatomophysiological review of the reproductive system and the the reproductive cycle
Terminology and calculus used in obstetrics and gynecology
Evolution of Women's Health Care
Family planning, climacteric and menopause
Surveillance throughout the reproductive cycle, contraception, cancer screening and infertility
Pharmacology in maternal health, obstetrics and gynecology
Pregnancy
Physiological changes of pregnancy
Surveillance of low risk pregnancy
Non-evolutive pregnancy
Abortion, ectopic pregnancy and stillbirth
Risk and complications in pregnancy
Multiple Pregnancy, hpertensive diseases in pregnancy, gestational diabetes, preterm labor, pregnancy Infectiology
Labor and delivery
Physiology of normal labor, types of delivery, labor pain management
Postpartum
Postpartum Physiology, emotional and psychological changes in the postpartum
Breastfeeding
Advantages of breastfeeding, WHO / UNICEF Recommendations, lactation physiology, managing breastfeeding complications and difficulties
Frequency: 60.0%
Work Group: 20.0%
Pratical Assessment: 20.0%
Theorical Exam: 100.0%
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