Structures and Health Issues
Presentation
Description:
This teaching unit, delivered by doctors on the premises of the Faculty of Medicine (UM1), aims to provide students with a basic understanding of health concepts and related issues for which ICTs could be relevant. This teaching unit is shared by all students in the Master's program and the group of engineering schools in the TIC et Santé Montpellier training package.
Objectives:
Acquisition of skills at Bac+3 SPI level in Mathematics.
Hourly volumes :
CM: 40.5 h
TD: 0 h
TP: 0 h
Field: 0 h
Prerequisites :
L3 in science or health.
Recommended prerequisites :
R.A.S
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Assessment of knowledge :
Continuous Integral Control (CCI)
Syllabus :
The following concepts are covered, depending on the year and the specialist involved:
- Anatomy: A vision of the human body
- Endocrine system
- Major endocrine syndromes (EXCEPT diabetes): thyroid, adrenal, growth
- Diabetes pathophysiology and therapeutics
- Nervous system
- Neurological diseases and their therapeutic approaches".
- How neurons function in their environment
- Memory function and pathologies".
- ENT AND ROBOTIC SURGERY
- Oncogenetics: principles and benefits in clinical practice
- Orthopaedic and traumatological surgery: current status and outlook for techniques applied to osteoarticular and peripheral nerve repair
- Cardiovascular System
- Cardiac pathophysiology and devices "
- Sleep disorders and sleeping sickness
- Chronic failure management: from dialysis to renal transplantation
- The challenge of screening for and treating hypertension
- Breathing apparatus
- Major respiratory syndromes and pathologies
- Pathophysiology and exploration of the respiratory system and the role of ICT
- Exploration techniques in medicine
- The contribution of new technologies to biological explorations
- Skin diseases and the role of teledermatology
- Pregnancy and its pathologies
- Chronic illness
- Quality of life in chronic diseases
- Doping in sports medicine" and "How to be physically active when suffering from a chronic illness?
- Musculoskeletal System
- Pathophysiology of gait and gait disorders
- Major pathophysiological mechanisms
- Environmental mechanisms and infectiology
- Digestive System
- From physiology to digestive pathology (and explorations)
- Telemedicine - Wounds and healing
- Telemedicine and dentistry
Contact
Responsable : Guillaume Captier < gcaptier@free.fr>, Emmanuel Le Clézio
Contact(s) administratif(s) : Claudie Fabry