Tokyo Women's Medical University

School of Nursing

Clinical Medicine

The Department of Clinical Medicine consists of two members, one in Internal Medicine and the other in Surgery, but the contents of the departments of Neurology, Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Hematology, Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism, Gastroenterology, Collagen Disease, Allergy, Nephrology, Urology, Gynecology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, and Otolaryngology are conducted by professors, associate professors, instructors and assistant professors of the School of Medicine, respectively. The most advanced lectures are provided based on the spirit of sincerity for the establishment of women's status and economic independence.

Subjects

Introduction to Pathology

This course begins when students have advanced in anatomy and physiology, and further includes an overview of symptomatology, the process leading up to diagnosis, and treatment methods.

Pathophysiology I, II

Based on the study in Introduction to Pathophysiology, students learn how lesions appear in each organ and tissue, their pathophysiology, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatment methods.　

Advanced Pathophysiology

This course organizes the knowledge of pathology including the latest knowledge and specialty areas. Students will deepen their understanding of the importance of nursing care for symptoms and treatment of diseases based on an integrated approach that encompasses medical and surgical diseases.

Faculty

Yuki Nanke
Yoshika Akizawa

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