Aim of the Teaching is to:
• Provide knowledge of the principles of advanced nursing care for the early recognition, management, monitoring and re-evaluation of the person in a vitally critical condition with reference to the main medical-surgical emergencies and clinical problems in conditions of high complexity of care.

Aim of the Teaching is to:
Provide knowledge on: general and peripheral anesthesia in surgical specialties, monitoring in Intensive Care Unit, organ failure, physiopathology and treatment, mechanical ventilation, extracorporeal removal techniques, the patient in shock, stupor and coma.

Aim of the teaching is to:
• Provide knowledge of the principles of advanced nursing care for the early recognition, management, monitoring and re-evaluation of the person in a vitally critical condition with reference to the main medical-surgical emergencies and clinical problems in conditions of high complexity of care.
• To provide knowledge of advanced nursing principles for clinical immunological evaluation and examination evaluation involving such critical evaluation. Among the training objectives, the assistance required in an internal medicine day hospital course, in particular the immunological one.
• To provide knowledge about adverse drug reactions in procedures involving a therapeutic switch related to infectious prophylaxis.
• To provide knowledge about clinical management of a patient undergoing systemic anaphylaxis characterized by: hypotension, angioedema, dyspnea, loss of consciousness.
• Provide knowledge of pharmacological concepts including an overview of the history of drugs along with current issues. The topics discussed will include: pharmacotherapeutics, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, along with drugs contraindications and precautions. Major emphasis will be placed on the drugs used in the nursing field, as well as the nurse’s role in pharmacological research.
• Provide the students with methodological nursing skills to deal with the clinical, laboratory and instrumental management of patients with medical emergencies.
• Provide knowledge on monitoring in Intensive Care Unit, organ failure, physiopathology and treatment, mechanical ventilation, extracorporeal removal techniques, the patient in shock, stupor and coma.
• Provide knowledge on early recognition of major life-threatening conditions and their immediate management.
• Provide knowledge on advanced cardiopulmonary resuscitation, management of severe trauma and major incidents.
• Provide knowledge and fundamental principles related to the recognition and management of major acute intoxications
• Provide knowledge and basic principles related to effective communication with patients and/or family members.
• Provide students with knowledge of surgical diseases. In addition, general knowledge on diagnostic approaches is required. Moreover, general information concerning surgical approach on emergency will be explained.