Cellular Sciences-i

Learning Outcomes of the Course Unit

1) Defines the function and structure of the organic compounds.
2) Comprehends location in the organism, the evolutionary formation, the metabolism, the structure, the organels of the cell and the basic units that constitute the cell at macro(polymer) and micro(monomer) level. Knows the structure and the function of the cell membrane.
3) Knows change of social life during the history and how this effected the structure of the health care.
4) Knows when and how the information, behaviors and implementations about health appeared.
5) Knows thes factors that deteriorate the health conditions and how to cope with them.
6) Knows the difference of describing illnesses and patients between medical doctors and the society.
7) Knows decisiveness of the social politics on the social security and the effect of it on the health.
8) Knows community health problems that emerge from the war.
9) Interprets the change of medicine and medical values.
10) Knows the effect of social, cultural and religious factors on medical applications.
11) Knows that scientific thought and critical inquiring approach are the only guides in the field of medicine.
12) Comprehends the biological and psychological foundations of behavioral sciences. Explains the application areas of concepts such as consciousness, awareness, emotion, memory and perception.
13) Learn the historical development of psychology and the relationship between its application areas and medicine, know the psychological and biological determinants of behavior, health, illness and curative concepts.
14) Defines and determines the development, structure and functions of the cell and its subcomponents, evaluates the biochemical processes of the cell, and knows the basic genetic mechanisms.
15) Use information technologies effectively.
16) Gains the necessary language proficiency to follow the current literature and communicate with foreign colleagues.