Activities

Internal Milieu: Acid - Base Status and Its Clinical Disorders

TOPICS:

  1. Basic Concepts of Acid – Base Status.
  2. Metabolic Acidosis I.
  3. Metabolic Acidosis II.
  4. Respiratory Acidosis.
  5. Metabolic Alkalosis.
  6. Respiratory Alkalosis. 

ENTER

FACULTY:

Dr. Diego Bértola AND Dr. Juan Carlos Pendino 

 

OBJETIVE:

To provide physicians with a solid and practical undersanding of acid-base balance, addressing its physiollogical foundations, the classification and clinical impact of acid-base disorders, and the strategies for their diagnosis and interpretation. By the end of the course, participants will be able to interpret blood gas analyses, identify the most common acid-base disorders and understand the principles of their clinical management. 

FINAL EXAM AND CERTIFICATE

The art of caring for the elderly

MODULES

  1. How to care for the elderly?
  2. What are the best dietary recipes for the elderly?
  3. What physical activity is recomended for the elderly?
  4. How to perform periodic health check-ups for the elderly?
  5. How to use medication in the elderly?
  6. When to recommend admission to a nursing home for the elderly?


ENTER

DIRECTOR:

Dr. Carlos Presman.

OBJECTIVES:

This course aims to improve the health, quality, and living conditions of older adults, whether healthy or ills. It addresses the complexities and systemic issues of aging in its various dimensions: biological, biographical, cultural, economic, and social (“social network”).

FINAL EXAM AND CERTIFICATE

Triage in emergency services

TOPICS:

  1. Profile of hospital Triage.
  2. Triage in hospital emergencies.
  3. In-hospital Triage Unit.
  4. Hospital Triage systems.


ENTER

DIRECTOR:

Mag. Ricardo Molina.

OBJECTIVE:

This proposal aims to strengthen key skills for identifying, categorizing and prioritizing patients based on clinical severity, optimizing resources and improving response times.  

FINAL EXAM AND CERTIFICATE