- Pharmacodynamics: the molecular basis of drug action (pharmacological receptors)
- Pharmacokinetics: ways of drugs administration
- Pharmacokinetics: absorption, distribution and elimination of drugs
- Pharmacogenetics: unusual responses to drugs based on genetic
- Pharmacotoxicology: the toxic effects of drugs and adverse drug reaction
- Antimicrobial drugs (antibacterial, antiviral, etc.).
- Drugs acting on the CNS (sedative-hypnotics, antiparkinsonian, etc.).
- Pain (FAS-NSAIDs, opioids, etc.).
- Cardiovascular Drugs (antianginal, cardiac inotropic agents, anti-hypertensives, etc.).
- Abuse and misuse of drugs (tolerance, dependence and central dopaminergic pathways
Management of urinary catheter, naso-gastric tube, central venous catheter, pleuric drain, and enterostomies
Calculation of fluid balance in surgical patients
Prevention of hospital-acquired infections
Introduction to the nursing process:
Evolution of the concepts of health and disease
Basic elements of nursing
Subject content and methodology of nursing
Nursing process and critical thinking
EBN in the care process
The process of assistance and problem solving
The person on the needs and the
The need for nursing care (BAI)
Features, articulation and stages of Nursing
The nursing process and documentation
The administration of drugs in the nursing process
Organizational models of nursing
The OSS in the nursing process