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- Teacher: Lubna AlgaIlanI
- Teacher: Ali Alkaleel
- Teacher: Martha Attah
- Teacher: Fatma DelIlbaSi
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Kaan Erler
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Halil Resmi
- Teacher: Nahit Rizaner
- Teacher: Ayse Seyer
- Teacher: Hamid Soori
- Teacher: Kerem Terali
- Teacher: Lubna AlgaIlanI
- Teacher: Ali Alkaleel
- Teacher: Martha Attah
- Teacher: Fatma DelIlbaSi
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Kaan Erler
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Halil Resmi
- Teacher: Nahit Rizaner
- Teacher: Ayse Seyer
- Teacher: Hamid Soori
- Teacher: Kerem Terali
Early Observation of Clinics is designed to introduce medical students to fundamental clinical and professional competencies through structured observation and supervised clinical practice. This course focuses on the development of effective patient-physician communication, essential clinical skills, and early exposure to real-world healthcare environments.
Students will actively engage in supervised clinical settings, where they will practice fundamental skills such as patient history-taking, basic physical examination techniques, and vital sign measurement. Through direct observation and guided interactions, they will develop a professional approach to patient care, refine their communication skills, and gain insight into the responsibilities of a physician. Simulated patient encounters and structured role-playing exercises will further reinforce their ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical clinical contexts.
The primary objective of this course is to equip students with the foundational skills, professional attitudes, and ethical principles necessary for competent and compassionate medical practice. By integrating experiential learning with structured clinical exposure, Early Observation of Clinics provides a critical introduction to the practical aspects of medical training and the physician’s role in patient care.
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Abdulrahman Abdullateef
- Teacher: Lubna AlgaIlanI
- Teacher: Ali Alkaleel
- Teacher: Martha Attah
- Teacher: Fatma DelIlbaSi
- Teacher: Guler Demiryurek
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Sevda FahrIoGlu
- Teacher: Husniye ISin
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Halil Resmi
- Teacher: Lubna AlgaIlanI
- Teacher: Ali Alkaleel
- Teacher: Martha Attah
- Teacher: Fatma DelIlbaSi
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Sevda FahrIoGlu
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Nahit Rizaner
Introduction to history of medicine, prehistorical period, medicine in Mesopotamian and ancient Egyptian civilizations, medicine in ancient Chinese and Indian civilizations, medicine in ancient Greek civilization, Roman medicine, medicine in the medieval period, medicine in renaissance, medicine in the 17th and 18th century (the age of measurement and the age of theories), Islamic medicine, Seljukian medicine, Ottoman medicine and medical education in the Ottoman civilization, modernization of medical education in the Ottoman empire, medicine and dentistry in the ottoman empire, introduction to dental deontology and ethics, basic concepts in biomedical ethics, principles of biomedical ethics, basic issues in medical ethics (abortion, euthanasia, organ transplantation).
- Teacher: Fatma Uygur
Early Observation of Clinics is designed to introduce medical students to fundamental clinical and professional competencies through structured observation and supervised clinical practice. This course focuses on the development of effective patient-physician communication, essential clinical skills, and early exposure to real-world healthcare environments.
Students will actively engage in supervised clinical settings, where they will practice fundamental skills such as patient history-taking, basic physical examination techniques, and vital sign measurement. Through direct observation and guided interactions, they will develop a professional approach to patient care, refine their communication skills, and gain insight into the responsibilities of a physician. Simulated patient encounters and structured role-playing exercises will further reinforce their ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical clinical contexts.
The primary objective of this course is to equip students with the foundational skills, professional attitudes, and ethical principles necessary for competent and compassionate medical practice. By integrating experiential learning with structured clinical exposure, Early Observation of Clinics provides a critical introduction to the practical aspects of medical training and the physician’s role in patient care.
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Lubna AlgaIlanI
- Teacher: Ali Alkaleel
- Teacher: Martha Attah
- Teacher: Fatma DelIlbaSi
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Kaan Erler
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Halil Resmi
- Teacher: Nahit Rizaner
- Teacher: Ayse Seyer
- Teacher: Kerem Terali
This course
aims to introduce students to pharmacology of central nervous system
pharmacology, opioids, analgesics, antagonists, neuromuscular blocking drugs,
general and local anaesthetics, neuroleptics, drugs for Parkinson’s disease,
sedative, hypnotic drugs, drugs used for treatment of depression and mania,
drug abuse and addiction, analgesics, antipyretics, stimulants of central
nervous system, hallucinogens, anticonvulsants and antiepileptic’s. Psychiatry,
neurosurgery, pathology, pediatric neurology,
anesthesiology, radiology and the infectious diseases of the nervous system
will be covered. They will also be introduced to physiology of balance,
vertigo, hearing loss and diagnostic procedure in the section of the Diseases
of the Ear, Nose & Throat.
- Teacher: Ali Alkaleel
- Teacher: Fatma DelIlbaSi
- Teacher: Sevda Diker
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Aysegul Erem
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Tunis OzdoGanoGlu
- Teacher: Ayse Seyer
The Cardiovascular and
Respiratory Systems module aims to describe the organization of the
cardiovascular and respiratory systems, their structures and functions. The
students will be able to name the organs forming the respiratory passageway
from the nasal cavity to the alveoli of the lungs. The circulatory and the
respiratory system work closely to ensure that the organ tissues receive enough
oxygen and the students will learn about the biochemistry of these two systems’
mechanism. Mechanism of gas exchange, respiratory volumes and capacity, respiratory
resistance and also thermodynamics will be taught in this module.
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Halil Resmi
- Teacher: Ayse Seyer
The aim of this course is to introduce students to gastroenterology.
Course subjects includes symptoms of gastrointestinal system disease, organic
and functional dysphagia and dyspepsia, chronic diarrhea, malabsorption
syndrome, colon polyps, polyposis coli syndrome, gastroesophageal reflux
disease, peptic ulcer, helicobacter pylori, clinical interpretation of liver
function tests, jaundice, bleeding in the gastrointestinal system, chronic
abdominal pain, liver cirrhosis, alcoholic and non-alcoholic fatty liver
disease, chronic hepatitis syndrome, gallbladder and gallstones disease,
colonitis, etiology and diagnosis of portal hypertension. Pathology, pharmacology,
surgery, infectious diseases, pediatric surgery, radiology and oncology of the
gastrointestinal system will be covered.
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Sevda FahrIoGlu
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Ayse Seyer
General structure and function of the urinary system will be covered in this module and the students will be able to list and describe the organs of the urinary system and explain the functions performed by the urinary system. The students will discuss urea and creatinine metabolism, understand the role of kidney in the regulation of acid base balance. This module also reviews the functions of the nephron, understand the process of renal blood flow and glomerular filtration, reabsorption and secretion mechanisms. The developmental genetics of kidneys and lower urinary tract will be covered. It also includes working groups, an integrated case study, Turkish class for orientation of foreign students and Medical English class to introduce students to general medical vocabulary.
- Teacher: Ali Alkaleel
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Kaan Erler
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Halil Resmi
- Teacher: Ayse Seyer
- Teacher: Kerem Terali
This module aims to
describe the components and functions of blood. The students will be able to learn
peripheral blood cells such as erythrocytes, leucocytes and platelets, ions,
proteins, the blood clotting mechanism, biochemistry of coagulation. At the end
of this module the students will learn how the primary and secondary lymphoid
organs are formed and matured and the details about the cells of the immune system
and immunity. The students will explore the relationship between the immune
system and genetics and learn the autoimmune diseases. This module also
includes working groups, an integrated case study,
- Teacher: Handan Dogan
- Teacher: Zehra Edebal
- Teacher: Kaan Erler
- Teacher: Mustafa Isin
- Teacher: Guldal Mehmetcik
- Teacher: Ayse Seyer
- Teacher: Kerem Terali
The aim of this course is to provide students with the ability to collaborate conduct research on a medical issue, and to report and present the results obtained.
Have information about systemic diseases such as cardiovascular, endocrine, metabolic, blood, autoimmune, and gastrointestinal disorders.
- Teacher: Serap Korkmaz
I want to share my presentations to teach First Aid Lesson to students.
- Teacher: Ali Alkaleel
- Teacher: Nurdan DIkmen
This course is designed to deliver; Bio-mechanical concepts and theoretical principles of statics & dynamics in detail.
- Teacher: Pwadubashiyi PwavodI
This
course, take care of the midwives who work in the delivery room to the real
tasks of the midwives. Creating the first building block and core of preventive
health services, supporting the birth of the natural, helping pregnant women to
recognize their own bodies, explaining the importance of breastfeeding and
breastfeeding, teaching the stages of birth, reducing the number of early
hospital admissions, providing time to spend time in the natural environment at
home, to help the management of the birth in a professional sense by using
their knowledge and skills to ensure that they live in a calm environment at
home.