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COURSE INFORMATION
Course CodeCourse TitleL+P HourSemesterECTS
TIP 503MULTISYSTEM - I0 + 09th Semester15

COURSE DESCRIPTION
Course Level Bachelor's Degree
Course Type Compulsory
Course Objective Students are expected to explain triggering causes, etiology, clinical symptoms and findings, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and early diagnosis and protection from rheumatism diseases, degenerative joint diseases, muscle-skeleton system traumas and tumors, natal face and hand abnormalities, childhood muscle and skeleton system diseases, neurological problems and fractures, natal hand abnormalities, and of sport injuries. Students are expected to explain anesthesia and intensive care principles, examine the patient, evaluate forensic cases, report accordingly and apply related professional skills.
Course Content Rheumatism diseases, degenerative joint diseases and rehabilitation, muscle-skeleton system traumas and tumors, sport traumatology, child orthopedics, natal face and hand abnormalities and reconstruction, hand microsurgery, anesthesia and intensive care, alghology, forensic medicine.
Prerequisites No the prerequisite of lesson.
Corequisite No the corequisite of lesson.
Mode of Delivery Face to Face

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES
1 Explains diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment of infection diseases. (Theory)
2 Lists diagnostic laboratory methods of infection diseases. (Theory)
3Takes history and anamnesis of infection patients; requests necessary tests. (Skill)
4 Evaluates laboratory results of infection patients, decides treatment. (Skill)
5Makes necessary attempts for diagnosis. (Skill)
6 Sticks to the ethics when dealing with the patient. (Attitude)
7 Explains diagnosis, differential diagnosis, protection, and treatment of gastroenteritis (acute and chronic diarrhea, dysenteric syndrome, gastroenteritis, enteric fever, food poisoning, cholera, diarrhea types). (Theory)
8 Evaluates the relation between acute and chronic diarrhea, dysenteric syndrome, gastroenteritis, enteric fever, food poisoning and other system diseases. (Theory)
9 Evaluates hospitalization, indications of anti-diarrhea agents and treatment. (Theory)
10 Takes history and anamnesis of acute and chronic diarrhea, dysenteric syndrome, and gastroenteritis, enteric fever, food poisoning, cholera and diarrhea types; evaluates findings and symptoms. (Skill)
11 Employs secondary diagnostic methods for diarrhea patients. (Skill)
12 Sticks to the ethics when dealing with acute and chronic diarrhea, dysenteric syndrome, gastroenteritis, and enteric fever, food poisoning, and cholera patients. (Attitude)
13 Explains importance, socioeconomic outcomes and risk factors, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases. (Theory)
14 Explains diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment of genital leucorrhea, genital ulcer, and genital papules. (Theory)
15 Explains protection and prophylaxis programs of sexually transmitted diseases. (Theory)
16 Takes history and anamnesis of sexually transmitted disease patients. (Skill)
17 Makes diagnosis and differential diagnosis of sexually transmitted disease patient and directs for suitable medical treatment. (Skill)
18Effectively communicates with sexually transmitted disease patient during history taking and examination; respects patient privacy. (Attitude)
19 Explains diagnosis, differential diagnosis, protection, and treatment of skin diseases characterized with macula, papule, and scuamosa symptoms. (Theory)
20 Evaluates the relation of skin diseases characterized with macula, papule, and scuamosa symptoms with other systemic diseases. (Theory)
21 Takes history of skin diseases characterized with macula, papule, and scuamosa symptoms; examines, and evaluates findings and other symptoms. (Skill)
22 Employs secondary diagnostic methods for the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of skin diseases characterized with macula, papule, and scuamosa symptoms. (Skill)
23 Directs the patients in need of special care and advanced tests to suitable clinics. (Skill)
24Sticks to the ethics when dealing with patients of skin diseases characterized with macula, papule, and scuamosa symptoms. (Attitude)
25 Explains diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment of skin tumors and precursor symptoms. (Theory)
26 Lists personal, parental and environmental risk factors of skin tumors and precursor symptoms. (Theory)
27 Takes history of skin tumors and precursor symptoms; examines, and evaluates findings and other symptoms. (Skill)
28 Employs secondary diagnostic methods for the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of skin tumors and precursor symptoms. (Skill)
29 Directs the patients in need of special care and advanced tests to suitable clinics. (Skill)
30 Respects the patient during history taking and examination processes. (Attitude)
31 Discusses diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment of vesicle, bulla, erosion, and ulcer symptoms and high frequency parasite skin diseases (scabies, pediculous, Leishmanianiasis). (Theory)
32 Takes history of vesicle, bulla, erosion, and ulcer symptoms; examines, and evaluates findings and other symptoms. (Skill)
33 Employs secondary diagnostic methods (Nikolsky symptom) for the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of vesicle, bulla, erosion, and ulcer symptoms. (Skill)
34 Chooses correct topical and/or systemic corticosteroids for dermatologic diseases. (Skill)
35 Sticks to the ethics when dealing with vesicle, bulla, erosion, and ulcer patients. (Attitude)
36 Explains diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment of diseases which cause lump on the neck and ear diseases. (Theory)
37 Articulates diagnosis and treatment of vertigo and face paralysis. (Theory)
38 Takes history of otolaryngology diseases; evaluates the findings and symptoms. (Skill)
39 Follows the treatment plan of patients with ear diseases, periphery facial paralysis, and vertigo. (Skill)
40 Directs the patients in need of special care and advanced tests to suitable clinics. (Skill)
41 Takes responsibility in acknowledging the public about preventable or less known hearing loss (especially the newborn) diseases. (Attitude)
42 Differentiates conjunctivitis keratin, acute glaucoma crisis, acute pre-uveitis and orbital cellulite diseases which may cause red eye table. (Theory)
43 Explains diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment of red eye patient. (Theory)
44 Measures the eye sight of red eye patient, examines light reaction and checks the eye base with direct ophthalmoscope. (Skill)
45 Treats the patient with red eye table; directs the patients in need of special care and advanced tests to suitable clinics. (Skill)
46 Sticks to the ethics when dealing with red eye patients. (Attitude)
47 Defines diagnosis, differential diagnosis etiology and treatment of advancing eye sight loss and advancing eye diseases. (Theory)
48 Explains refraction problems. (Theory)
49 Takes history of advancing sight loss diseases; evaluates the findings and symptoms (Skill)
50 Evaluates the findings and symptoms of advancing sight loss after examination and anamnesis. (Skill)
51 Directs the patients in need of special care and advanced tests to suitable clinics.(Skill)
52 Sticks to the ethics when dealing with advancing sight loss patients.(Attitude)

COURSE'S CONTRIBUTION TO PROGRAM
PO 01PO 02PO 03PO 04PO 05PO 06PO 07PO 08PO 09PO 10PO 11
LO 0015  4       
LO 00245   4     
LO 0034  3 3     
LO 004     4     
LO 005      4    
LO 006    5    3 
LO 0074 44 4343 4
LO 0085  3  5    
LO 0094 34  454 4
LO 0105 44  345 4
LO 0114  5 54    
LO 012    4  43  
LO 013344434  343
LO 01443   44  3 
LO 0154433243344 
LO 01633     234 
LO 01722   34444 
LO 018 4  4  4444
LO 0193          
LO 020 5    3    
LO 021  4        
LO 0224    24    
LO 0235   4 4    
LO 024      32   
LO 0254 4        
LO 026 3         
LO 027  3        
LO 0285    44    
LO 02945  4      
LO 030 4     3   
LO 0315  3344    
LO 032 3         
LO 033  4        
LO 0344     3    
LO 035    4   4  
LO 0364 34 5     
LO 0373  5 4     
LO 0384     4  4 
LO 0393     34 3 
LO 040 42 3  4344
LO 041 34 5   3 4
LO 0424     4    
LO 043 4         
LO 0444     2    
LO 045 5  4 4    
LO 0463     3    
LO 0474     5    
LO 0484     4    
LO 0493   3 4    
LO 0504   244    
LO 051 4  2 43   
LO 052    4  4   
Sub Total125654246565810050433727
Contribution21111121111

ECTS ALLOCATED BASED ON STUDENT WORKLOAD BY THE COURSE DESCRIPTION
ActivitiesQuantityDuration (Hour)Total Work Load (Hour)
Division Academic Activity 20120
Division Academic Activity (Student)111
Educational Visit40140
Educational Visit (Student)515
Clinic Skills Practice 74174
Clinic Skills Practice (student)10110
PBL1431143
PBL (Student)15115
Clinic training30130
Clinic training (Student)515
Exam236
Exam (Student)2816
Presentation80180
Presentation (Student)515
Total Work Load

ECTS Credit of the Course






450

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COURSE DETAILS
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 Course TermNoInstructors
Details 2023-2024 Summer2TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2023-2024 Summer3TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2023-2024 Summer4TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2023-2024 Summer5TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2022-2023 Summer1TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2022-2023 Summer2HÜSEYİN KAYA
Details 2022-2023 Summer3TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2022-2023 Summer4TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2021-2022 Summer1GÖKHAN PEKEL
Details 2021-2022 Summer2GÖKHAN PEKEL
Details 2021-2022 Summer4TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2021-2022 Summer5TÜRKAN TÜZÜN
Details 2020-2021 Summer1EBRU NEVİN ÇETİN
Details 2020-2021 Summer2EBRU NEVİN ÇETİN
Details 2020-2021 Summer4EBRU NEVİN ÇETİN
Details 2020-2021 Summer3EBRU NEVİN ÇETİN
Details 2019-2020 Fall1MEHMET ALİ GÖKÇE


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Course Details
Course Code Course Title L+P Hour Course Code Language Of Instruction Course Semester
TIP 503 MULTISYSTEM - I 0 + 0 2 Turkish 2023-2024 Summer
Course Coordinator  E-Mail  Phone Number  Course Location Attendance
Asts. Prof. Dr. TÜRKAN TÜZÜN ttuzun@pau.edu.tr Course location is not specified. %
Goals Students are expected to explain triggering causes, etiology, clinical symptoms and findings, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and early diagnosis and protection from rheumatism diseases, degenerative joint diseases, muscle-skeleton system traumas and tumors, natal face and hand abnormalities, childhood muscle and skeleton system diseases, neurological problems and fractures, natal hand abnormalities, and of sport injuries. Students are expected to explain anesthesia and intensive care principles, examine the patient, evaluate forensic cases, report accordingly and apply related professional skills.
Content Rheumatism diseases, degenerative joint diseases and rehabilitation, muscle-skeleton system traumas and tumors, sport traumatology, child orthopedics, natal face and hand abnormalities and reconstruction, hand microsurgery, anesthesia and intensive care, alghology, forensic medicine.
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Course Assessment
L+P: Lecture and Practice
PQ: Program Learning Outcomes
LO: Course Learning Outcomes