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COURSE INFORMATION
Course CodeCourse TitleL+P HourSemesterECTS
TIP 200MEDICAL COURSES - II0 + 03rd Semester57

COURSE DESCRIPTION
Course Level Bachelor's Degree
Course Type Compulsory
Course Objective At the end of Term 2, as the main objective; students, embryogenesis, chromosome structure, genitourinary system and respiratory system structure, functions and development; basics of immune response, structure and functions of lymphoid system and circulatory system; structure, functions and development of central nervous system, autonomic nervous system, organs of vision and hearing; It is expected that they will be able to explain the structure, functions and development of the hematopoietic system and the digestive system, as well as the phenomena, concepts and mechanisms related to these systems, and apply related professional skills. At the same time; It is aimed that students plan, implement and report a scientific field or clinical research, observe the functioning of the units within the health organization, get to know the therapeutic services provided in the emergency services in secondary health institutions and see the applications. Term 2 learning objectives basically include learning the anatomy, developmental stages and functions of systems. The student who completes Term 2 explains the synthesis and metabolism of molecules related to the structure and functions of systems. In addition, it explains the endocrine structure, synthesized molecules and mechanism of action related to the subject. Students define diseases; relates disease factors and body response to factors. It is aimed to learn the clinic and treatment of diseases and the mechanisms of action of the drugs used. In addition, to understand the patient-physician relationship, to develop prevention and protection approaches for diseases; It is expected to evaluate risk factors and diseases in terms of public health.
Course Content The histological and anatomical structure of genitourinary and respiratory system, embryogenesis of these systems, sex hormones, the menstrual cycle phenomenon, the concept of embryogenesis, pregnancy-related structures and hormones, the structure of chromosomes, pubertal development, urinary tract infections, the concept of identity development. Immune response, cellular and humoral immunity, chronic inflammatory response, lymphoid system, basic virological concepts, structure of viruses, epidemiology and investigation of an outbreak, the histological and anatomical structure and function of the heart and major blood vessels, regulation of blood pressure, the structure of streptococci, the structure of mycobacteria, lipoproteins and their metabolism. The histological and anatomical structure, function and development of the central nervous system, fibrinolytic drugs mechanism of action, the structure and function of the autonomic nervous system, the function of the neurotransmitters, aging processes, the structures and functions related to the awareness and consciousness, vision, the structure and function of the auditive and balance organs. The histological and anatomical structure, function and development of the liver, gall bladder, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestine, liver function tests, hematopoiesis, iron metabolism, blood group and cross-match method. Research Skills, Scientific research methodology, presentation skills, reporting, applications of professional values and ethics. To visit health institution. To make observations in second stage health institutions
Prerequisites No the prerequisite of lesson.
Corequisite No the corequisite of lesson.
Mode of Delivery Face to Face

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES
1Explains and relates the development and processes of the system, associated organs and the structures involved.
2Explains the anatomy, developmental phases, functions and related molecules’ structure, synthesis and metabolisms of subject related systems; explains the relationship between structure and function.
3Explains the endocrine structure associated with the subject, synthesized molecules and their effects and mechanism of action.
4Defines the disorders and diseases associated with the subject; explains agents that cause diseases, responses of the body to these agents, mechanisms of formations observed in certain diseases, the clinical manifestations and the treatment.
5Explains the developments related to the system associated with the subject, the neuronal basis; progress tests; pre- and postnatal reasons of the development disrupts.
6Explains the infectious agents associated with the subject, lists the diseases caused by them, and explains the impact on the body.
7Explains the diagnosis associated with the subject; structures, techniques and methods as well as anomaly concepts that are used for diagnosis.
8Explains drugs associated with the subject, mechanisms of drug action understands the drug use policy and remembers related tests. Lists vaccines related to the subject.
9Explains healthy sexual life and post-pregnancy process; applies medical history taking steps associated with the subject.
10Explains psychological factors affecting medical conditions associated with the subject and the principles of patient approach under consideration.
11Explains the neurobiology, cellular and biochemical mechanisms of the process related to the subject and the morphology of the organ system; defines the status of the molecules and its cycle in diseases.
12Understands the patient-physician relationship and applies in accordance with the rules to give information to the patient.
13Explains the diseases associated with the subject, the prevention and protection approaches; evaluates the risk factors and diseases in terms of public health.
14Defines the function associated with the subject; explains the structures of the function, related molecules and mechanisms which may disrupt the function and the main headings of the basic approach to dysfunctional patient.
15Defines a process related to the subject and changes occurring outside the process, phases of the process and techniques utilized for the evaluation of the process; relates the features; perform the involved laboratory tests in accordance with the guidelines and evaluates the results.
16Takes responsibility in preventing diseases, accidents related to the subject; apprehends the necessary approaches; relates on age basis; explains the importance of rehabilitation and the situation in Turkey in the related subjects.
17Evaluates the diseases related to the subject in accordance with age; explains the problems and transition; fulfills the rules depending on the disease.
18Describes the types of research; relates the measured values to the design and presentation of the results.
19Evaluates the importance of life-saving practices regarding the subject.
20Fulfill the legal responsibilities in the matter of the diseases related to the subject, lists the rights.
21Uses different sources to access information, browse the internet.
22Defines the principles and rules of communication with employees in the company or institution that she/he will work, complies with the principles of group work.

COURSE'S CONTRIBUTION TO PROGRAM
PO 01PO 02PO 03PO 04PO 05PO 06PO 07PO 08PO 09PO 10PO 11
LO 001   5       
LO 0025  5       
LO 003   5       
LO 0044  4       
LO 0055  5       
LO 0063  3       
LO 0075  5       
LO 0085  5       
LO 00944 4       
LO 01044 5   44  
LO 0115  5       
LO 012 55        
LO 01344455   4 4
LO 01455 4       
LO 0154345      5
LO 016 33 3  33  
LO 017  4 4 4 4 4
LO 018     55    
LO 0195 55   5   
LO 0204444   55 4
LO 021    55  5  
LO 022 55      55
Sub Total62373474171091725522
Contribution32231001101

ECTS ALLOCATED BASED ON STUDENT WORKLOAD BY THE COURSE DESCRIPTION
ActivitiesQuantityDuration (Hour)Total Work Load (Hour)
Internship7428
Field Work12112
Final144
Final (Student)16060
EBE (Theoretical)4416
EBE (Theoretical) (Student)432128
EBE (Social)428
EBE (Social) (Student)4520
EBE (Practical)4416
EBE (Practical) (Student)4520
Formative19119
Formative (Student)19119
EME16116
EME (Student)1610160
PBL404160
PBL (Student)404160
Presentation2771277
Presentation (Student)80180
Practice (Lab, Professional Skills)3301330
Practice Professional Skills (Student)1001100
Field Work (Student)11333
Special Study Module11111
Special Study Module (Student)11333
Total Work Load

ECTS Credit of the Course






1710

57
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