Midwifery

definition of low obstetric risk physiological changes in pregnancy prenatal diagnosis pregnancy tests pregnancy ultrasound monitoring of maternal and fetal well-being episiotomy indications for caesarean section delivery partogram post-term pregnancy and induction

Anatomy, Fisiology

mandatory

Physiological Pregnancy Labor and Postpartum Twin Pregnancy and Monochorionic Complications Preterm Labor Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy Gestational Diabetes Fetal growth restriction

Cultural: Knowledge of the ethical and deontological principles of medicine, particularly regarding the management of high-risk pregnancies and communication with patients. Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams, addressing complex issues collaboratively and respecting cultural and social differences. Curricular: Basic knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and pathology, with particular focus on the systems and organs involved in pregnancy (e.g., cardiovascular, endocrine, renal systems). Fundamentals of medical sciences, such as microbiology, immunology, and pharmacology, to address infectious and metabolic complications during pregnancy. Competence in diagnostic imaging techniques (ultrasound, Doppler, advanced imaging) and fetal monitoring. Basic knowledge of genetics and fetal pathologies, including congenital malformations and genetic disorders.

Berghella. Evidence Based Obstetric Guidelines. IV edizione (2022) Berghella. Evidence Based Maternal Fetal Guidelines. IV edizione (2022)

attendance required

oral test

lessons in presence