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General Medicine I
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The aim of the study course is to promote students' understanding of the main infectious diseases, intra-hospital infections and their risks in diagnostic radiology and radiation therapy. Tasks of the study course: to acquaint with the main concepts of infectious discipline, epidemiology of infectious diseases, acute and chronic respiratory and digestive system infectious diseases, parasitic invasions, blood and contact infections; to describe the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnostic and treatment principles and preventive measures of infectious diseases; to describe the main intrahospinal infections and their impact on the recovery process of patients. The study course is taught in Latvian.
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Clinical practice II
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The aim of the course is to continue develop students' manual skills and dexterity by integrating theoretical knowledge into clinical practice and developing an evidence-based clinical approach. Course Tasks Perform clinical work with the patient, integrating knowledge and skills on 1.professional ethics, both in dealing with the patient and in contact with colleagues, 2.collection of anamnesis, 3.extraoral and intraoral examination of the patient and recording of findings on the patient's clinical card, 4.prevention of oral diseases, 5.conventional approach to cariology, endodontology, periodontology, oral surgery and oral prosthetics. The course is implemented in English.
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Clinical practice III
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The aim of the course is to continue develop students' manual skills and dexterity by integrating theoretical knowledge into clinical practice and developing an evidence-based clinical approach. Course Tasks Perform clinical work with the patient, integrating knowledge and skills on 1.professional ethics, both in dealing with the patient and in contact with colleagues, 2.collection of anamnesis, 3.extraoral and intraoral examination of the patient and recording of findings on the patient's clinical card, 4.prevenation of oral diseases, 5.conventional approach to cariology, endodontology, periodontology, oral surgery and oral prosthetics. The course is implemented in English.
Monogrāfijas, rakstu krājumi, tulkojumi
24.05.2023 16:31 Content
Insights into the Baltic and Finnic Languages. Contacts, Comparisons, and Change . Helles Metslangas ( Helle Metslang, Tartu Universitāte), Mīnas Norvikas ( Miina Norvik, Tartu Universitāte, Upsalas Universitāte) un Andras Kalnačas (Latvijas Universitāte) redakcijā. Berlin: Peter Lang, 2022
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Japanese Civilization and Culture
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The aim of the study course is to provide basic students of the humanities with the opportunity to acquire knowledge of the history of Japanese culture and civilization from the beginning of the Kamakura period (13th century) to the Meiji period (19th century). Tasks of the study course: 1. to acquaint students with the most important cultural and historical processes in Japan from the 13th century. until the 19th century 2. to acquaint students with the most outstanding personalities of history; 3. to acquaint students with the most important achievements in the history of Japanese civilization and culture. Languages of instruction are Latvian and
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Japanese Civilization and Culture
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The aim of the study course is to provide basic students of the humanities with the opportunity to acquire knowledge of the history of Japanese culture and civilization from the beginning of the Kamakura period (13th century) to the Meiji period (19th century). Tasks of the study course: 1. to acquaint students with the most important cultural and historical processes in Japan from the 13th century. until the 19th century 2. to acquaint students with the most outstanding personalities of history; 3. to acquaint students with the most important achievements in the history of Japanese civilization and culture. Languages of instruction are Latvian and
Our Alumni
13.04.2021 21:23 Content
materials using X-rays, numerical modeling and modern data analysis methods. ISSP UL is a place where I am always happy to return, because the institute has been the source of my enthusiasm for work in science, and it is still a place to find inspiration. Along with knowledge and practical skills, ISSP UL has given me the opportunity to work with excellent researchers, and has allowed me to establish scientific contacts that have not lost their relevance.» PhD Mihails Čubarovs At the Institute from 2006 till 2010 Crystal Physics Department Currently – a process development engineer at Infineon Technologies AG, Villach, Austria «My work at Infineon is targeted at the process development of GaN epitaxial growth on Si for power applications. This involves gaining the understanding of the growth mechanisms and relations of epi parameters and electrical behavior of the resulting devices. During the times at ISSP UL I did gain
Dendrohronoloģijas laboratorija
25.07.2022 12:25 Content
; the chronologies for spruce cover the 16th to 19th century; and the oak chronologies cover the period from the 10th to the 18th century. A large proportion of the historical structures built in Old Riga are of pine supplied along the Daugava waterway from forests growing along the river’s upper reaches as well as from the Dnieper and perhaps even the Volga basin. In such cases, dendrochronology is also utilised for ascertaining the source area of the timber. The Dendrochronological Laboratory maintains close contacts with several dendro-labs in other countries of Europe. Practical collaboration with colleagues in Estonia, Lithuania, Belarus, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom has proved very important for dating and sourcing timber that has been exported or floated over long distances. Practical work has begun to re-format and prepare the dendrochronological information obtained at the laboratory for inclusion in databases in Latvia and abroad. The work of the laboratory
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