Masters
| MASTERS PROGRAM | ||||
| Code | Subject | Credits | Workload | Amendment |
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FCP7188 Elective |
DENTAL CARE IN PACIENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS | 4 | 64 | The contribution of the psychology for the study and the intervention in healthy problems. Seminars, discussion groups and the practical part in form of clinical care, healthy orientation (hygiene e diet) for patients with special needs and orientation to their parents. |
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FCP7000 Elective |
LABORATORY AND CLINICAL EVALUATION OF DENTAL MATERIALS | 4 | 64 | Evaluation and discussion of dental materials through the reading of scientific articles and their physical, chemist and biological characteristics. Moreover, to establish the indications and applications in dental clinics. |
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FCP8077 Elective |
BIOSTATISTICS APPLIED TO EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL AND CLINICAL EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RESEARCH | 4 | 64 | To discuss notions of biostatistics, to interpretive data and application of statistical tests in researches in healthy areas. Furthermore, to discuss about the application of these statistic tests in researches in health areas with a focus on methodological reference for extrapolation of mathematic data. |
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FCP7022 Elective |
BIOETHICS | 2 | 32 | The subject is discussed and based on the inherent aspects to the life, the health and the human death. It is about the Ethics of human being in contrast to the moral of ‘have to be’. The Bioethics emphasizes the principle of the individual autonomy as syntheses of universal laws and their singular requirements, whereas each one has his characteristics, reason and emotions, which are particular. It guides for the “do” more than the “prohibit”. To discuss what to do, who with, which one objectives, how will be preserved human laws. No programmed matter approached ethic dilemmas as the human experimentation, the relationship between the patient and the profession, among the healthy profession, the abortion, the genetic engineering, the organ transplants and the euthanasia. |
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FCP7166 Elective |
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY | 3 | 48 | Currently the knowledge of molecular biology is essential for a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms of disease, as well as using molecular biology techniques is essential to obtain faster and more accurate diagnoses. For this it is necessary to acquire an integrated view of the general principles of molecular biology, understanding the molecular mechanisms that determine the organization and expression of cellular and viral genomes. Historical, Biosecurity, Bioethics, Gene Organization, Molecular Markers, DNA, RNA, Replication, Transcription, Translation, Genetic Code, Gene Regulation, Recombinant DNA Technology, Heterologous Protein Production, Molecular Biology Techniques, Molecular Biology in Dentistry, Human Genome, Pharmacogenetics, Pharmacogenomics, DNA Libraries, Genomic Banks, current Applications, future Prospects, Bioinformatics. |
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FCP7200 Elective |
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR PREVENTION OF ORAL DISEASE | 2 | 32 | Evaluate and plan products to improve the control effect on the development of oral diseases. Describe the possibilities of using products that reduce bacterial adhesion. Study and propose experimental designs in vitro and in vivo to evaluate the pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and therapeutic and toxic effects of drugs, medication and substances used or with dental interest. |
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FCP7033 Elective |
DIDACTIC OF HIGHER EDUCATION | 2 | 32 | Review the paradigms that guide the teaching practice at university, reflecting fundamental concepts as references that interfere with the action of teaching and learning in order to combine the aspiration of each one and the needs of a present reality. Educational planning: objectives, teaching and assessment strategies. Teacher-student interaction. Social-emotional atmosphere in the classroom. Observing Internship, monitoring and conducting. |
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FCP7999 Mandatory |
DISSERTATION | 6 | 96 | IIntroduction of the student in the world of scientific research through the development, execution and presentation of a research. |
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FCP7177 Elective |
PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION | 1 | 16 | Photographic technique. Practice of photographic documentation in clinical and laboratory. Elaboration of a clinical teaching material by the photographic documentation. photographic documentation using computers. |
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FCP7044 Elective |
MECHANICAL ASSAYS APPLIED TO DENTAL MATERIALS | 2 | 32 | Support the student on the internal structure of dental materials and their physical and mechanical properties. Discuss different mechanical tests for laboratory evaluation of dental materials, and to interpret the results of those tests. |
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FCP7199 Elective |
EPIDEMIOLOGY IN ORAL HEALTH I | 2 | 32 | Identify and analyze the main problems of oral health: dental caries, periodontal diseases, malocclusion, lip and palate clefts and mouth cancer; establish measures of public health: study the major indexes and oral health indicators; discuss the principles and methods of epidemiological surveys and ways of recording, processing and epidemiological surveillance. |
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FCP021 Mandatory |
TEACHING INTERNSHIP I | 4 | 64 | Insertion of the student in the practice of being a Professor, guiding students in presentations, laboratory, theoretical and clinical classes, study groups, works in seminars and conferences. This activity aims to improve students of Masters and Doctorate in the exercise of the teaching support activity, including the development or correction of lists of exercises, assistance to the Professor in practical classes, theoretical classes or improvement exercises, on call to draw questions or any other correlated activity. |
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FCP7211 Elective |
ETIOPATHOGENESIS OF ORAL DISEAES | 3 | 48 | Infectious-inflammatory diseases: Inflammatory Odontogenic Cysts – radicular, residual, paradental and collateral periodontal. Reaction diseases: Inflammatory Fibrous hyperplasia, Fibro-epithelial Hyperplasia, Drug Hyperplasia. Neoplasic Diseases: Oral Carcinogenesis. Premalignant lesions: Actinic Cheilitis, Leukoplakia and Erythroplakia. Malignant Lesions- Squamous Cell Carcinoma. |
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FCP7299 Mandatory |
SCIENTIFIC METHODOLOGY I | 4 | 64 | Conceptualize the scientific method and conduct an introduction to logic; Discuss experimental delineation, research project formulation and |
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FCP7111 Elective |
EXPERIMENTAL MODELS | 2 | 32 | Discuss the experimental models used in dental research emphasizing the program’s lines of research. Reflecting on the establishment of new models according to the clinical demands and social needs. |
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FCP7222 Mandatory |
CLINICAL PLANNING I | 4 | 64 | Discusses the philosophical concepts and paradigms that guide the clinical planning in Dentistry, articulating an interdisciplinary approach to decision making of dental treatmentDiscuss a sequence of simple interventions from various dental specialties. Confection of teaching material. |
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FCP7233 Mandatory |
CLINICAL PLANNING II | 4 | 64 | Discusses the philosophical concepts and paradigms that guide the clinical planning in Dentistry, articulating an interdisciplinary approach to decision making of dental treatment. Plans and executes a diverse sequence of complex interventions of dental specialties covered by the program. Confection of teaching material. |
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FCP7244 Elective |
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES IN RESEARCH | 4 | 64 | Introduction to research laboratories and use of glassware and equipment, preparation of solutions and reagents, routine of analytical techniques used in research labs, general care in the management, control and maintenance of equipment used in research, bio-security in the use of microorganisms, basic techniques for microbiology lab applied to research developed in the dental field. |
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FCP7255 Elective |
APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY TECHNIQUES IN DENTISTRY | 2 | 32 | Introduction to Oral Microbiology; Morphology and bacterial cytology; Physiology and genetics of microorganisms; Bacterial virulence factors; The mouth as microbiological niche (resident oral microbiota); Acquisition, adherence, distribution and function of the oral microbiota; Dental plaque (dental caries and periodontal disease); Isolation and identification of microorganisms; Alternative techniques of microorganism detection; Microorganisms and oral diseases (research methods). |
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FCP7266 Mandatory |
ADVANCED TOPICS IN RESEARCH | 4 | 64 | Present, discuss and conclude on topics of interest, developing in students the ability to select and criticize specific and related literature in the area of knowledge in which it operates the program. Guidance on writing scientific articles of systematic literature review or not. |
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FCP7277 Elective |
TOPICS IN ORAL PHARMACOLOGY I | 2 | 32 | Neural mechanisms of pain: Nociceptive afferents neurons. Modulation of nociceptive pathway. Neuropathic pain. Pain and nociception. Chemical mediators of nociceptive pathway. Transmitters and modulators in the nociceptive pathway. Painkillers and drugs blocking the nociceptive pathway: Analgesics non-opioid. Opioid analgesics. Local anesthetics. Other analgesic drugs. New approaches. |
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FCP7288 Elective |
TOPICS IN ORAL PHARMACOLOGY II | 2 | 32 | Components of acute inflammatory reaction: immune and inflammatory responses. Final result of inflammation. Chemical mediators of inflammation. Drugs used in the control of inflammatory response: Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory selective and nonselective of cyclooxygenase. Glucocorticoids. Other anti-inflammatory drugs. New approaches. |
