I. DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY, MEDICAL FACULTY OF MASARYK UNIVERSITY, BRNO

       Head of the department: doc. MUDr. Hana Jedličková, Ph.D.


GENERAL DERMATOLOGY

1.      The structure of the skin

2.      Skin appendages – structure, function

3.      The functions of the skin – physiology, biochemistry

4.      Protective mechanisms of the skin (skin barrier, skin immune systém, UV protection)

5.      Topical therapy in dermatology - principles, examples

6.      Systemic therapy in dermatology (i.e. antibiotics, antihistamines, retinoids, biologicals
etc)

7.      Corticosteroids – topical and systemic therapy, indications, contraindications, side
effects

8.      Terminology of the skin lesions

9.      Distribution and patterns of skin lesions

10.  Simple diagnostic tests and signs (Auspitz phenomenon, dermographism, Nikolski test, Darier´s
sign, Köbner´s phenomenon, Tzanck´s test etc)

11.  Diagnostic procedures in skin diseases, dermoscopy

12.  Basic types of immunologic reactions (principles, examples); hypersensitivity reactions in the
skin, anaphylactic shock, Hoigne sydrome

13.  Physical therapy in dermatology (except phototherapy)

14.  Histopatology of the skin – general principles, common terms, indications

15.  Pigment cells, their function

16.  Phototherapy – methods, indications, contraindications

17.  Taking the medical history in dermatology

18.  Molecular genetics and the skin (tumours, infections, hereditary disorders)

19.  Skin biopsy – principles, techniques

20.  Preventive measures in skin diseases



SPECIAL DERMATOLOGY

1.      Bullous diseases without autoimmune pathways

2.      Pemphigus vulgaris and its subtypes

3.      Pemphigoid and morbus Duhring

4.      Erythema multiforme, Stevens Johnson syndrome, Lyell´s syndrome

5.      Drug eruptions

6.      Connective tissue diseases

7.      Bacterial skin infections

8.      Erysipelas

9.      Mycobacterial skin infections

10.  Venous diseases and arterial diseases, ulcus cruris

11.  Urticaria (mechanisms, allergic, non-allergic etiology)

12.  Alergic contact dermatitis

13.  Toxic (irritant) contact dermatitis

14.  Atopic eczema, atopy

15.  Seborrhoeic eczema

16.  Acne

17.  Rosacea, dermatitis perioralis

18.  Sweat gland disorders

19.  Dermatophytoses

20.  Candidiasis and deep fungal infections

21.  Parasitic diseases in dermatology

22.  Lyme disease

23.  Herpetic skin diseases

24.  HPV and pox virus infection in dermatology

25.  Ichtyoses and non ichthyotic disorders of keratinisation

26.  Parainfectious exanthemas

27.  Psoriasis vulgaris

28.  Lichen planus

29.  Skin in systemic diseases (diabetes mellitus, liver diseases, hematologic diseases,
endocrinopathies etc)

30.  Disorders of pigmentation

31.  Disorders of hair

32.  Disorders of nail

33.  Cutaneous lymphomas

34.  Benign skin tumours

35.  Malignant epidermal tumours

36.  Malignant melanoma

37.  Paraneoplastic signs

38.  Skin naevi

39.  Skin reaction to light

40.  Genodermatoses

41.  Premalignant conditions


VENEREOLOGY

1.      Syphilis (stages, clinical course)

2.      Syphilis, primary chancre

3.      Syphilis congenita

4.      Secondary syphilis

5.      Diagnostic tests in syphilis

6.      Tertiary syphilis

7.      Treatment of syphilis, efficacy, side effects – Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction

8.      AIDS symptoms on the skin and mucous membranes

9.      STI´s non venereal

10.  Gonococcal acute infection in the male

11.  Gonococcal chronic infection in the male

12.  Gonococcal infection in the female

13.  Distant complications of the gonococcal infection

14.  Gonococcal infection in children

15.  Gonorrhoea – diagnostic tests

16.  Factors relevant for prevalence of venereologic infections

17.  Ulcus molle

18.  Sexually transmitted infections – STI´s overview

19.  Lymphogranuloma venereum and granuloma inguinale

20.  Non venereal diseases of genital area – men, women