Medicine - free course from Sciencely. Smart Moscow, training 1 month, Date: December 3, 2023.

Inna studies at Perm State Medical University named after. THEM. Sechenov as a dentist. She is planning to become an orthodontist, so she will answer any questions about beautiful smiles. He can also answer in English, because he writes scientific articles on orthodontics and surgery in two languages. But he thinks that this is not enough, so he also teaches Japanese and Italian.

LESSON 1. GENERAL SURGERY.

In this lesson we will learn about surgery. We will find out who surgeons are and how they differ from therapists, and we will understand how surgeons treat diseases. Let's get acquainted with the operating room - the place of work of any surgeon. We will learn how to use the basic tools of a surgeon: a scalpel and a needle holder, we will get acquainted with the variety of incisions and sutures, we will learn how to cut and suture.

LESSON 2. HEMATOLOGY.

Let's study hematology and find out what blood is, what it consists of and what functions it performs. Let's get acquainted with blood cells: red blood cells, leukocytes and platelets, learn how they work in our body. Let's figure out what blood groups are and why there are more than four of them. Let's learn how to independently determine your blood type using zoliclones. We will learn how to take blood for analysis, take blood from a vein into a vacuum tube, and perform an intravenous injection. Let's find out what cerebrospinal fluid is and how to perform a puncture of cerebrospinal fluid.

LESSON 3. ENDOCRINOLOGY.

Let's find out what the science of endocrinology studies and which organs in our body perform endocrine functions. We will perform a hemithyroidectomy - an operation to resect a lobe of the thyroid gland. Let's preserve the parathyroid glands and understand what they are needed for.

LESSON 4. OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY.

We will find out who an otolaryngologist is: we will examine the oral cavity, rinse the tonsils, open a peritonsillar abscess, and perform anterior and posterior nasal tamponade.

LESSON 5. ANESTHESIOLOGY.

Let's find out what anesthesiologists and resuscitators do. We will learn to determine signs of life, perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation and perform a planned tracheostomy.

LESSON 6. PERCUSSION AND PALPATION.

Let's do a physical examination: master the correct technique of percussion and palpation. Let's perform percussion on the model and determine how different filled cavities sound. We will find on the model a conglomerate of lymph nodes, a lymphatic cord, a neoplasm, muscle tension, gas gangrene and an intestine.

LESSON 7. DESMURGY.

Let's talk about desmurgy - the science of applying bandages. We will understand how to properly provide first aid for bleeding, dislocation, sprain and fracture. Let's learn how to apply bandages to the arm, leg and head...

LESSON 8. OPHTHALMOLOGY.

Let's get acquainted with the profession of an ophthalmologist. Let's understand how the eye works: how we move our eyes and how we see. We will learn about common eye diseases and perform a lens transplant operation.

LESSON 9. HERNIOPLASTY.

Let's take a look at abdominal surgery and understand how it differs from general surgery and what area of ​​the body it works with. Let's remember the structure of the gastrointestinal tract, understand how it is protected from the external environment and why gaps can arise in this protection. Let's find out what a hernia is and why it can be strangulated. Let's understand why intestinal obstruction is dangerous. We will perform an operation to reduce the hernia and suturing the hernial orifice.

LESSON 10. VASCULAR SURGERY.

Let's engage in vascular surgery, understand what types of vessels are in our body and how they differ from each other. Let's find out how all our organs and the vessels themselves are supplied with blood. Let’s understand why blood flow in a vessel can be disrupted and what consequences this leads to. Let's find out what atherosclerosis is and how it differs from thrombosis. Let's figure out why a heart attack is more dangerous than angina. Let's get acquainted with the methods of treating thrombosis and atherosclerosis. We will perform thrombolysis, thrombus extraction and bypass surgery.

LESSON 11. NEUROSURGERY.

Let's get into neurosurgery and understand why it is so complicated. We will find out how the brain works, what its parts are responsible for, and why the brain needs gray and white brain matter. Let's learn how the brain controls our entire body. Let's understand what a stroke is, why it can be ischemic and hemorrhagic, and how to recognize it in time. Let's learn how open brain surgery is performed. Let's figure out why brain tumors are so dangerous. We will perform an operation to remove an intracerebral tumor.

LESSON 12. FINAL LESSON.

Let's summarize our course. Let's become real doctors, gather a consultation and analyze a difficult clinical case. We will analyze the patient’s medical history, the results of laboratory and radiological research methods. We will make the correct diagnosis and prescribe effective treatment.