511638 - WORKSHOP IN NEPHROLOGY: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT THROUGH CLINICAL CASES

The course aims to: 1. Provide students with the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge to the management of real or simulated clinical cases. 2.Encourage student engagement through interactive discussions, problem-solving activities, and small group work. 3. Enable students to make diagnoses by integrating patient history, clinical examination, laboratory results, and instrumental data. 4. Train students to distinguish between the main renal pathologies. 5. Prepare students to recognize and promptly treat critical clinical conditions such as acute kidney injury, hyperkalemia, and metabolic acidosis. Foster the ability to handle complex cases and make evidence-based decisions using a systematic clinical method. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: 1.Apply theoretical knowledge to clinical practice. 2.Recognize and manage major renal pathologies, including emergency situations. 3. Conduct structured diagnostic and differential diagnostic processes. 4.Select and implement the most appropriate treatment for each clinical case. 5. Employ a structured clinical method to address complex cases and make evidence-based decisions.