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PSYCHIATRY 2 (GM-5)

Subject name: Psychiatry 2

Target group: students of the 5th year in general medicine program

Education timeframe: winter semester

Education extent: 12/25 E (3 credits)

LECTURES

Lecture time schedule: week No. 3 – 14

Consultations will be held for each study group in the week following the completion of practicals, on wendsday at 14:30, via videoconference in MS Teams. (Due to the Christmas holidays, group 11 will have their consultation one week earlier.)

Consultations will take place only if students send a consultation request along with their questions to the department secretary (sona.krajcovicovafmed.uniba.sk). The secretary will ask the consultant to schedule the meeting and will also forward the questions in advance (at least 24 hours before the consultation).



date of consultation in MS Teams 
semestrer week
group
conzultant
01.10.20253gr 4doc. Izáková
08.10.2025

4gr 5doc. Trebatická
15.10.2025

5gr 6doc. Králová
22.10.20256gr3doc. Králová
29.10.2025

7gr 7doc. Izáková
05.11.20258gr 1prof. Pečeňák

12.11.2025
9gr 9prof. Pečeňák
19.11.202510gr 10prof. Pečeňák
26.11.2025

11-
03.12.2025

12gr 8doc. Králová
10.12.202513-
17.12.202514gr 2,11doc. Izáková

PRACTICAL TRAININGS

Practical trainings are divided into two parts: seminar and practical. The seminar part takes place in a distant (online) form. Videopresentations on individual topics are published in MS Teams. The student is obliged to watch videopresentation and to review the seminar part of the practical exercises before the practical part. The practical part will take place in person. The condition for participation in the practical part will be successful completion of the examination of knowledge from the seminar part (and relevant lectures if already published) at the beginning of the practical part.

For detailed terms of practical exercises including assigned teachers for individual study groups, see the SCHEDULE. In the winter semester 2024/2025, practical trainings in person will start at 09:00.

Practical parts for topics No. 1 – 4 (starting at 09:00) are placed in teaching rooms at the Department of Psychiatry (Mickiewiczova 13, entry E, 3rd floor).

Practical part for topic No. 5 (starting at 09:00) is placed at the Department of Paediatric Psychiatry (Limbová 1, 7th floor). These practicals are marked in the schedule with §.

Practical trainings are compulsory; all presences are required for course completion. Knowledge level (according to specific topic) will be evaluated during each practical by teachers. Compensation of missing practicals must be arranged with the teacher at least 1 day in advance. Payment for compensation: see Dean’s regulation No. 3/2010.

No.

Topic

1

Overview of psychiatric syndromology related to organic brain disorders & substance use disorders

Organic psychosyndrome

Dementia

Delirium

Dependence syndrome

Classification of organic brain disorders and substance use disorders in major classification systems (ICD and DSM)

Review of main organic brain disorders (with examples of psychopathological symptoms using  video/audio-records)

Examination of patients by students (including formulating the psychiatric medical history, psychopathology findings, proposal of assessement and treatment methods, discussing the case with the teacher)

2

Ovierview of psychiatric syndromology related to schizophrenia spectrum disorders

Psychosis

Negative / Positive / Residual symptoms of schizophrenia

Classification of schizophrenia spectrum disorders in major classification systems (ICD and DSM)

Review of main schizophrenia spectrum disorders (with examples of psychopathological symptoms using  video/audio-records)

Examination of patients by students (including formulating the psychiatric medical history, psychopathology findings, proposal of assessement and treatment methods, discussing the case with the teacher)

3

Overview of psychiatric syndromology related to affective & anxiety disorders

Depressive syndrome

Manic syndrome

Panic (anxiety) attack

Classification of affective & anxiety disorders in major classification systems (ICD and DSM)

Review of main affective & anxiety disorders (with examples of psychopathological symptoms using  video/audio-records)

Examination of patients by students (including formulating the psychiatric medical history, psychopathology findings, proposal of assessement and treatment methods, discussing the case with the teacher)

4

Psychiatric emergencies

delirium, agitation / aggression, suicidality, medication and psychoactive substance intoxication, withdrawal syndrome, catatonia, serotonine syndrome, malignant neuroleptic syndrome

non-pharmacological / pharmacological methods of management, therapeutic strategies, use of restraints

Examination of patients by students, writing the complete psychiatric examination and its evaluation by teacher

5

Repetition of knowledge from previous semester

Summary of selected psychiatric disorders in child and adolescent (second part):

Psychotic and mood disorders in child and adolescent psychiatry

Autistic spectrum disorders

Child abuse and neglect

Acute pacification of aggressive child and adolescent patient

Examination of patients by students (live assessment or review of recirded video case)

COMPULSORY LITERATURE

Compulsory (x) & recommended literature:

x Kolibáš, E. a kol.: Introduction to clinical psychiatry. Bratislava: Asklepios, 1996. 107 pp. ISBN 80-967610-0-5

x Semple, D. – Smyth, R.: Oxford Handbook of Psychiatry, 2nd Edition. Oxford University Press, 2009. 977 pp. ISBN 978-0-19-923946-7

Jarema, M. et al: Practical aspects of Psychiatry. Praha: Amepra, 2009. 408 pp. ISBN 978-80-86694-08-5

WRITTEN TEST

Type of the written test: multiple choice (i.e. any number of correct answers possible: 0-4)

Number of questions: 25

Number of answers per question: 4

Time limit to complete the test: 20 minutes

Cut-off score: 60 % of possible points

The test occurs on the same day as the oral exam at the AIS time. Please present yourself in front of the clinic’s secretariat at that time.

Successful completion of written test is the condition for oral examination for the subject. The condition for participation in the written test is complete attendance at practices. In case of repetition of oral examination, the written test must be also repeated.

Current questions for the written tests can be downloaded via this LINK.

ORAL EXAMINATION

Time and place of oral examination: see in AIS according to selected term


A prerequisite for participation in the oral examination is successful completion of the subject Psychiatry 1. The condition for participation in the oral examination is also succesful completion of the written test.

 

Current questions for the oral examination can be downloaded via this LINK.