This engaging teaching session for Year 3 medical professionals, covers critical areas of Renal and Haematology. By attending this session, you will gain significant insights into nephrology and hematology, two branches of medicine that deal with kidney functions and blood-related disorders respectively. This course is particularly beneficial as it is designed for third-year medical professionals to deepen their understanding and improve their hands-on skills. Tip-top knowledge in these fields is crucial in order to improve patient diagnoses and treatments. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your medical proficiency.

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Learning objectives

To understand the basic structure and functions of the renal system, including the kidney, ureter, bladder, and urethra, and describe the role each part plays in maintaining overall health.
To recognize the signs, symptoms, and diagnostic methods of common renal diseases and conditions, such as kidney stones, renal failure, and urinary tract infections.
To understand the basic structure and functions of the haematology system, focusing on the production, function, and disorders of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
To comprehensively discuss the pathophysiology, causes, clinical presentations, and appropriate treatments for common haematological disorders such as anaemia, leukaemia, and coagulation disorders.
To develop clinical reasoning skills in the diagnosis and management of renal and haematological conditions, including the interpretation of laboratory tests and the ability to make informed decisions regarding patient care.

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