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Teaching GuideTerm Faculty of Nursing and Podiatry |
| Grao en Podoloxía |
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| Preventive Podiatry |
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| Identifying Data | 2018/19 | |||||||||||||
| Subject | Preventive Podiatry | Code | 750G02015 | |||||||||||
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| Descriptors | Cycle | Period | Year | Type | Credits | |||||||||
| Graduate | 1st four-month period |
Third | Obligatory | 6 | ||||||||||
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| Topic | Sub-topic |
| 1. General |
a. Concepts related to the subject of Preventive Podiatry. b. Natural History of Disease Prevention and podiatric levels. c. Characteristics of each level of health care. Primary Health Care. d. Child programs in adults geriatrics and patients with special needs. e. Present and Future of Podiatry Preventive. |
| 2. Podiatry Preventive Strategies. |
a. Prevention Strategies. Epidemiological surveillance. b. Prevention Strategies. Health Promotion in Podiatry. Podiatric hygiene. c. Concepts of strategies. Podiatry Preventive Strategies votes. |
| 3. Podiatric Health Program. Sifted. | a. Discussion and analysis of Podiatric Health Programs. b. Exploration of foot systematic learning to value: morphology, mobility, and support gear. Performing and interpreting specific footprints in children or adults. |
| 4. Podiatric Health Education. | a. Assess the health of a population, relating Podiatry Preventive, by analyzing and interpreting indicators of public health or the experience gained by the students themselves participants in the workshop. b. Analysis and organization of podiatric health education activities, objectives and designing activities aimed at different sectors of the population. |
| 5. Occupational Health and Preventive Podiatry. Podiatrist Risk Professionals. | a. Labor Podiatry. Surveillance podiatric health. b. Occupational Risk Act. c. Occupational risks in Podiatry and prevention. d. Hospital waste management. |
| 6. Podiatry Preventive Communicable Diseases. | a. General Bases of the prevention of communicable diseases. b. General epidemiology of communicable diseases. c. Preventive foot care in viral infections, Polio, Hepatitis and HIV / AIDS. d. Podiatry Preventive tetanus. e. Health actions on the subject susceptible. Vaccinations, sera and immunoglobulins. chemoprophylaxis f. Preventive foot care in mycosis. Dermatomycoses. Onychomycosis. g. Podiatry Preventive other communicable diseases in plantar warts. |
| 7. Podiatry Preventive Non communicable Diseases. |
a. Non communicable diseases. Chronic diseases. b. Non communicable diseases related to Podiatry. c. Preventive foot care in endocrine and metabolic diseases. Diabetic foot. d. Preventive foot care in diseases of the musculoskeletal system. Arthritis and Osteoarthritis. e. Podiatry Preventive dermal disorders and neurological origin. Leprosy and dermatitis. |
| 8. Role of the Podiatrist in Multidisciplinary Health Team. |
a. Definition, members and the current paradigm of a health team. b. Social Perception Foot Health. c. Benefits of a multidisciplinary team of foot health. d. Functions and Management of a team of health. |
| 9. Podiatry Preventive and Quality of Life. |
a. Levels of health and quality of life. b. Perception of quality of life and its components. c. Theoretical framework of the quality of life. d. Features, dimensions and quality assessment and life. e. Quality of life related to health in Podiatry. |
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