4th Year
Requirements_AOKTRA687_1A (pdf)
Lectures in Moodle →
Please view the uploaded lectures on the Module before starting the internship!
Schedule_2022_2023_I. (pdf)
Block schedule_2022-2023_II. (pdf)
Action plan_AOKTRA687_1A_2022_2023_I.
2022/2023 1st semester’s practice place:
Dr. Manninger Jenő Traumatology Center
Address: 1081 Budapest, Fiumei út 17., 8th Floor
Information_EM_Dr. Manninger Jenő Baleseti Központ_4th (pdf)
2022/2023 2nd semester’s practice place
Uzsoki Hospital
Address: 1145 Budapest, Uzsoki utca 29-41., Orthoped-Traumatology Department, Conference room, ground floor, building ‘D’
Practice times: 8:25 – 16:00
It will be necessary for students to bring with them the following:
- student ID
- occupational health certificate (valid within 1 year)
- face maskwhite
- cloak/scrubs
Bolcks’ 2nd Monday is in Dr. Manninger Jenő Traumatology Center!!!
Notes, textbooks
Notes, textbooks
Course material: Semmelweis University’s Moodle E-learning portal
Textbook:
The Trauma Manual: TRAUMA AND ACUTE CARE SURGERY
Third edition
Editors: Andrew B. Peitzman, Michael Rhodes, C. William Schwab, Donald M. Yealy, Timothy C. Fabian
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer / Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Practices
Practices
2nd week: Monday and half a day on Tuesday
Semmelweis University’s Moodle E-learning portal
- Uploaded lecture material, seminars, operation videos, 100 MCQ test questions
- Seminars and lectures have audio files for each slide of the lecturer speaking
- Use course material independently at your own pace, but view the uploaded lectures on the Module before starting the internship
During the course of the Traumatology block practices, students will participate in and observe trauma, orthopedic and sports surgery operations, cast splinting, wound dressing, outpatient care, septic complications, physical therapy, and patient ward. During the practices, students will receive some interactive seminar-type topic-based teaching, in a similar manner in which residents are introduced to fractures and trauma of specific body regions. Students will be able to observe the „pathway” of a patient from the ambulance to admitting at the emergency department to the operating theater to the follow up of the patient in the outpatient clinic.
By the end of the practice, students will be expected to know how to examine a trauma patient, identify fractures on radiographs and differentiate between intra and extraarticular fractures, decide between operative vs. conservative treatment, know the ABCDE algorithm for immediate care of polytraumatized patients, apply bandages, splints and casts (including Gilchrist bandage, Desault bandage, forearm backslab cast splint, Cramer splint)
On the first day of practice, students will receive a mini presentation topic, which shall be presented to the class on the final day of the practice.
The following main topics will be addressed during the practices and asked for in the exam
General Traumatology. Soft tissue injuries. Thermal injuries. Wound management.
Fracture management. Bone healing
Immediate care and major accidents (Multiple injuries, shock, major disasters)
Thoracic and abdominal trauma
Neurotrauma. Spinal, cranial and facial trauma
Pelvic injuries
Femoral fractures
Fractures of the tibia and fibula. Injuries of the ankle, talus, calcaneus and the foot
Knee Injuries
Cartilage repair, ligament surgeries
Injuries of the upper extremity
Hand injures
Pediatric trauma
Management of open fractures. Septic and non-septic complications in Traumatology
Endoprosthetic replacement possibilities in Traumatology. Periprosthetic fractures and complications
We will not present all the theoretical topics during the practice, but there still may be MCQ questions on the test pertaining these topics, which are uploaded on Moodle or in the textbook.
Attendance of consultations and practices or repeating of unattended practices and the written exam result is required. We cannot verify the semester, or allow the student to take the midterm if the student did not attend at least 75% of practices during the semester.
We reserve the right to change the course of practices in case the state of emergency arises due to COVID.
Exam
Exam
The MCQ exam has 50 questions, 25 of which will be of the 100 questions that have been made available (through Moodle) to students prior to the exam.
The exam will take place during the block on the second week, on the second half day of Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday.
Attendance of consultations and practices or repeating of unattended practices and the written exam result is required. We cannot verify the semester, or allow the student to take the midterm if the student did not attend at least 75% of practices during the semester.
Only those students will be allowed to take the exam, who have presented their trauma topic to the group and tutor.