MODULE 1. GENERAL ASPECTS OF EMERGENCIES AND EMERGENCIES. INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PATIENT

1. UNIT 1. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE HEALTH EMERGENCY SYSTEM
2. Basic concepts
3. General and Structural Aspects of the Health Emergency System
4. Emergency Planning and Management
6. UNIT 2. EMERGENCY COORDINATION CENTER (112)
7. Emergencies 112
8. Civil Protection
9. Regulatory Framework of the 112 emergency system
10. Organization, Operation
11. Functions and Advances in Technological Support
12. General Directorate of Civil Protection
14. UNIT DIDACTIC 3. HEALTH CARE IN THE EMERGENCY SYSTEM
15. Empresa Pública de Emergencias Sanitarias (EPES)
16. Transporte Sanitario en Emergencias
17. Cuidados durante el traslado del paciente
19. UNIDAD DIDÁCTICA 4. COMMUNICATION IN THE EMERGENCY SYSTEM
20. Coordination of information
21. Communication channels
22. Establishing communication
24. UNIT 5. HEALTH EMERGENCY ACTION PROTOCOL
25. Health action planning
26. Key points of care planning
27. Emergency notification
28. Implementation of the action plan: decision making, activation and mobilization of resources
29. Assistance protocol
31. UNIT 6. INITIAL DIAGNOSIS OF THE PATIENT IN A HEALTH EMERGENCY SITUATION
32. Vital signs
33. Signs of severity
34. Assessment of neurological status
35. Assessment of airway patency
36. Assessment of ventilation
37. Assessment of circulation
38. Initial assessment of the pediatric patient
39. Special assessment of the elderly
40. Special assessment of the pregnant woman
42. UNIT DIDACTIC 7. EMERGENCY MEDICATION
43. Basic pharmacokinetics:
44. Family of drugs used in emergency medicine
45. Adverse drug effects
46. Contraindications
47. Forms of presentation
48. Preparation of unidoses and devices for administration of pharmaceutical products

MODULE 2. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION IN ADULTS BASIC AND ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT

1. UNIT 1. BASIC LIFE SUPPORT
2. Introduction
3. Sequence in basic CPR
4. Assessment of level of consciousness
5. Assessment of ventilation
6. Check for carotid pulse
7. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation maneuvers
8. Basic life support protocol
10. UNIT DIDACTIC 2. CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION. ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT
11. Advanced life support
12. Airway management
13. Instrumented artificial ventilation
14. Advanced circulatory support
15. Arrhythmias
16. Potentially reversible causes of CPR
18. UNIT 3. USE OF THE AUTOMATIC DEFIBRILLATOR (AED)
19. General aspects
20. Use of the AED
22. UNIT 4. LEGAL ASPECTS
23. Do not attempt resuscitation orders
24. Legal aspects of rendering aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation
25. Legal aspects of the automatic defibrillator

MODULE 3. NURSING CARE OF THE TRAUMATIZED PATIENT

1. UNIT 1. EVALUATION AND INITIAL ACTION
2. Extraction
3. Triage and transfer criteria
4. Immobilization
5. Hospital admission and treatment
6. Emergency area
7. Initial evaluation
9. UNIT 2. THORACIC TRAUMATISM
10. Concept
11. Pathophysiology
12. Treatment
14. TEACHING UNIT 3. HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK
15. Concept
16. Colloids and crystalloids
17. Treatment
19. TEACHING UNIT 4. CRNAEO-ENCEPHALIC TRAUMATISM
20. Concept and classification
21. Intracranial hematomas
22. Neurological evaluation
23. Emergency care of the Tce patient
25. TEACHING UNIT 5. VERTEBRO-MEDULAR TRAUMATISM
26. Concept
27. Spinal shock
28. Treatment
30. TEACHING UNIT 6. ABDOMINAL TRAUMATISM
31. Anatomophysiological recall
32. Initial evaluation and management
34. TEACHING UNIT 7. MUSCULOSKELETAL TRAUMATISM
35. Anatomical recall
36. Fractures and dislocations
37. Muscle injuries
38. Ligamentous injuries
39. Amputations
41. UNIT 8. BURNS
42. General
43. Classification of burns
44. Assessment and care of burns

MODULE 4. CARDIOVASCULAR EMERGENCIES FOR NURSING

1. UNIT 1. ANATOMOPHYSIOLOGICAL OVERVIEW OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
2. Chest and heart
3. Coronary arteries
4. Venous system
6. TEACHING UNIT 2. ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY AND ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
7. Electrocardiograph
8. Electrocardiogram
9. Electrocardiogram in nursing
10. Electrocardiogram waves and electrical axis
11. Interpretation of cardiac rhythm
12. Echocardiography
13. Reference values
15. TEACHING UNIT 3. SUPRAVENTRICULAR ARRHYTHMIA
16. Supraventricular arrhythmias: definition
17. Causes
18. Symptoms
19. Assessment
20. Care
22. TEACHING UNIT 4. VENTRICULAR ARRHYTHMIA
23. Ventricular arrhythmias: definition
24. Causes and symptoms
25. Assessment
26. Care
28. TEACHING UNIT 5. DRIVING BLOCKAGE
29. Definition of blockage
30. Causes, diagnosis and treatment
32. UNIT DIDACTIC 6. OTHER CRITICAL CARDIOVASCULAR PATHOLOGIES (I)
33. Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI)
34. Acute Heart Failure (AHF)
35. Aortic stenosis
36. Acute aortic syndrome (AAS)
37. Angina pectoris
38. Cardiogenic shock
40. UNIT DIDACTIC 7. OTHER CRITICAL CARDIOVASCULAR PATHOLOGIES (II)
41. Myocarditis
42. Cardiomyopathies
43. Infective endocarditis
44. Diseases of the pericardium
45. Hypertensive emergencies
46. Hypotension
48. TEACHING UNIT 8. NON-INVASIVE DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES
49. Holter: typologies
50. Stress test
51. Tilt table test
52. Pharmacological tests
53. Genetic studies
55. TEACHING UNIT 9. INVASIVE DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES
56. Room: description, preparation
57. Hygienic standards
58. Patient assessment: indications and contraindications for diagnostic and therapeutic catheterization
59. Prior care
60. Patient preparation: Femoral, radial, brachial, ulnar, etc
61. Right and left heart catheterization
62. Transient pacemakers
63. Valvuloplasty: mitral, aortic and pulmonary
64. Care after cardiovascular procedures
66. TEACHING UNIT 10. INTRAVASCULAR CATHETER INSERTION AND CARE
67. Peripheral catheter management
68. Central line management
69. Subcutaneous reservoir management

MODULE 5. NURSING CARE IN PEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES

1. UNIT 1. BASIC PEDIATRIC CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
2. Basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation
3. Safety position
4. Foreign body airway obstruction
6. TEACHING UNIT 2. ADVANCED CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION IN PEDIATRICS
7. Advanced respiratory support
8. Advanced life support in children pediatric ALS
9. Circulatory support
10. Arrhythmias and defibrillation
11. Integrated advanced life support
12. Infusion routes, drugs and fluids in CPR
13. The Utstein Style
15. UNIT DIDACTIC 3. NEONATAL RESUSCITATION
16. The newborn
17. Introduction to neonatal resuscitation
18. Preparation for neonatal resuscitation
19. Neonatal resuscitation technique
20. Ethical considerations in neonatal resuscitation
21. Post-resuscitation behavior
23. UNIT DIDACTIC 4. TECHNIQUES IN PEDIATRIC LIFE SUPPORT
24. Endotracheal suctioning
25. Nasotracheal suctioning
26. Nasogastric suctioning
27. Peripheral venous line insertion
28. Umbilical vessel cannulation
29. Thoracic drainage
31. TEACHING UNIT 5. PEDIATRIC TRAUMA. TRAUMATOLOGY AND ORTHOPEDICS I
32. Pediatric trauma Initial assessment and guidelines
33. Cleft palate
34. Congenital malformations of the upper limb and hand
35. Traumatic injuries of the hand
36. Congenital scoliosis
37. Treatment of congenital hip dislocation
39. UNIT DIDACTIC 6. PEDIATRIC TRAUMA. TRAUMATOLOGY AND ORTHOPEDICS II
40. Other pediatric trauma
41. Painful back in childhood
42. Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease
43. Epiphysiolysis of the femoral head
44. Treatment of limb length discrepancy
46. UNIT 7. EMERGENCIES IN THE NEWBORN
47. Neonatal sepsis
48. Jaundice in the newborn
49. Congenital heart disease in the neonatal period
50. Shock in the newborn
51. Neonatal seizures
52. The infant with feeding refusal
54. UNIT DIDACTIC 8. INFECTIOUS EMERGENCIES
55. Meningitis
56. Encephalitis
57. Pneumonia
58. Febrile syndrome
59. Acute otitis media
60. Varicella-zoster
62. TEACHING UNIT 9. RESPIRATORY AND CARDIAC EMERGENCIES
63. Asthmatic crisis
64. Whooping cough
65. Acute bronchiolitis
66. Heart failure
67. The cyanotic child
69. TEACHING UNIT 10. NEUROLOGICAL, NEPHROUROLOGICAL AND DIGESTIVE EMERGENCIES
70. Headaches
71. Non-epileptic paroxysmal disorders
72. Urinary tract infection
73. Nephrotic syndrome
74. Gastrointestinal bleeding
76. TEACHING UNIT 11. ACCIDENTS
77. Animal accidents Bites
78. Carbon monoxide poisoning
79. Burns
80. Foreign body ingestion
81. Chassia choking syndrome
82. Detergent poisoning
84. UNIT 12. HEMATO-ONCOLOGICAL EMERGENCIES
85. Oncological emergencies
86. Diabetic ketoacidosis
87. Hypoglycemias
88. Acute adrenal pathology
89. Thyroid pathology
90. Acute anemia, methahemoglobinemia and hemolytic anemia
92. TEACHING UNIT 13. OTHER PEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES
93. Oral and dental emergencies
94. Psychiatric emergencies
95. Urticaria and angioedema
96. Vomiting
97. Reye's syndrome
98. Anaphylactic shock
99. Kawasaki disease
101. TEACHING UNIT 14.CONCEPT OF ABUSE AND TYPES
102. Definition of child abuse
103. Types of abuse
105. TEACHING UNIT 15. DETECTION AND ASSESSMENT OF MALTREATMENT.
106. Introduction
107. Signs to suspect child abuse and neglect
108. How to recognize the type of maltreatment by its signs
109. Detecting child abuse in hospitals
110. Detecting child abuse in schools
111. Assessing child abuse
113. UNIT 16. CONSEQUENCES OF MALTREATMENT AND PREVENTION
114. Introduction
115. Consequences of maltreatment from an educational perspective
116. The impact of maltreatment on psychosocial development
117. Consequences of emotional maltreatment
118. Long-term consequences
119. Recommendations for child maltreatment prevention
120. Effectiveness of child maltreatment prevention
121. School intervention in child maltreatment prevention

MODULE 6. OTHER EMERGENCIES

1. UNIT 1. NEUROLOGICAL ALTERATIONS
2. Neurological examination
3. Coma patient
4. Stroke
5. Epileptic seizure
7. UNIT 2. POISONS
8. Introduction to poisonings
9. Main types of acute drug poisonings
10. Antidotes
11. Antagonists
13. TEACHING UNIT 3. ANAPHYLAXIA AND ANAPHYLAXIC SHOCK
14. Anaphylaxis
15. Shock
17. TEACHING UNIT 4. GYNECO-OBSTETRIC EMERGENCIES
18. Preeclampsia
19. Eclampsia
20. Hemorrhage in early pregnancy
21. Hemorrhage in late pregnancy
23. UNIT 5. GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
24. Types of violence
25. Sexual aggressions
26. Action protocol
28. TEACHING UNIT 6. PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCIES
29. Psychomotor agitation
30. Aggressive behavior
31. Panic crisis
32. Suicidal risk

MODULE 7. ACTION IN CASE OF CATASTROPHES AND MULTIPLE VICTIMS

1. UNIT 1. DELIMITING THE CATASTROPHE
2. Objectives and Key Concepts
3. Classifications
4. Resolution Phases
5. Social, Economic and Political Effects of Disasters on a Society
7. TEACHING UNIT 2. INTEGRAL SYSTEM OF CATASTROPHE CARE
8. Models of Emergency Medical Systems (EMS)
9. Civil Protection
11. TEACHING UNIT 3. APPLICATION OF THE DOCTRINE OF COMMAND IN DISASTERS
12. Conceptual bases
13. Command procedures
14. Command infrastructures
15. Health command
17. UNIT 4. PROCEDURE OF ACTION IN MULTIPLE VICTIMS CARE
18. Alarm phase
19. Approach phase
20. Control phase
21. Beaconing and signaling
22. Initial evaluation of the scenario. Risk assessment
23. Transmission of information to the Emergency Coordination Center
24. Control of first responders
25. Control of vehicle flow
27. UNIT 5. HUMANITARIAN AID
28. Principles and procedures
29. International humanitarian aid institutions
30. Legislation
31. Humanitarian camps
32. Humanitarian supply management
33. Humanitarian charter
34. Minimum standards in supply
36. UNIT 6. VIRAL INFECTIONS ACTION PROTOCOLS
37. Introduction to highly contagious viral diseases
38. Management of the infectious patient
39. Diagnosis and detection of the causative agent
40. Design of action protocols
41. Pandemics and epidemics caused by these agents

MODULE 8. MASTER'S THESIS