Internal Medicine (practice Year)

Learning Outcomes of the Course Unit

1) Takes general and problem-oriented history.
2) Applies the principles of evidence-based medicine in clinical decision making.
3) Performs physical examination.
4) Records the history and examination findings
5) Takes illumination and obtaining consent
6) Presents patients at visit.
7) Monitors patients.
8) Writes epicrisis / report.
9) Arrives at pre-diagnosis/diagnoses.
10) Requests and evaluates laboratory data in a conscious order.
11) Takes the laboratory sample under appropriate conditions and delivers it to the laboratory
12) Performs interventional and non-interventional applications (Applications in the National Core Education Program such as blood gas collection, catheterization, blood pressure measurement, blood glucose measurement, airway/ambu use, vascular access, intubation, taking culture samples)
13) Plans the reatment, evaluates and monitors the benefit of treatment.
14) Gains ability to access, present and interpret current literature information.
15) Dermatology: Takes anamnesis from the patient who comes with a dermatological complaint.
16) Dermatology: Defines skin lesions
17) Dermatology: Diagnoses and prescribes common skin diseases
18) Dermatology: prescribes commonly used magistral formulations
19) Dermatology: Interprets the results of tests for sexually transmitted diseases (before marriage, pregnancy, employment, etc.)
20) Dermatology: Applies wet compresses and describes to the patient
21) Dermatology: Wound dressing and wound care
22) Dermatology: Takes a wound culture
23) Dermatology: Takes samples for direct microscopic examination and participates in its evaluation
24) Dermatology: Accompanies the preparation and administration of patch tests
25) Dermatology: Performs punch biopsy, cryotherapy and electrocautery on selected skin lesions outside the visible area, under the supervision of the responsible assistant, within the second week of the outpatient clinic study.
26) Pulmonary medicine: Takes a history from the patient with respiratory system symptoms, makes the differential diagnosis of symptoms
27) Pulmonary medicine: Requests the tests that should be requested according to the preliminary diagnosis
28) Pulmonary medicine: Informs the patient about the diagnosis, plans the treatment
29) Pulmonary medicine: Prescribes antibiotics and inhaler drugs that are frequently used in respiratory system diseases, knows their effects and side effects.
30) Pulmonary medicine: Performs physical examination of the respiratory system, determines the preliminary diagnoses by evaluating together with the anamnesis, and requests the necessary tests accordingly.
31) Pulmonary medicine: Takes arterial blood gas, venous blood and blood culture
32) Pulmonary medicine: Applies oxygen therapy
33) Pulmonary medicine: Knows inhaler and nebulizer devices and applies them to the patient.
34) Pulmonary medicine: Interprets the basic pathologies on chest X-ray
35) Pulmonary medicine: Interprets basic pathologies in pulmonary function test
36) Pulmonary medicine: Takes throat and sputum cultures
37) Pulmonary medicine: Knows the application of non-invasive mechanical ventilator devices
38) Infectious Diseases: Taking a history
39) Infectious Diseases: Knows hygienic hand washing
40) Infectious Diseases: Complies with contact, droplet and respiratory isolation rules.
41) Infectious Diseases: Knows correct use of personal protective equipment.
42) Infectious Diseases: Performs physical examination.
43) Infectious Diseases: Records history and examination findings.
44) Infectious Diseases: Presents patients at visit.
45) Infectious Diseases: Makes patient Follow-up.
46) Infectious Diseases: Writes epicrisis / report.
47) Infectious Diseases: Applies approach the problem.
48) Infectious Diseases: Reaches pre-diagnosis/diagnoses.
49) Infectious Diseases: Requests and evaluates laboratory data in a conscious order.
50) Infectious Diseases: Plans treatment, knows the principles of antibiotic use, evaluates and monitors the benefit of treatment
51) Infectious Diseases: Gets ability to access, present and interpret the article.
52) Neurology: Provides knowledge about the physiological mechanisms of the brain; gains basic information about the cellular, biochemical and molecular mechanisms of the brain, and gains a vision in neuroscience, which is developing rapidly in our age.
53) Neurology: Recognizes urgent neurological problems, knows how to reach the lesion localization with neurological history and examination findings in emergency situations, and gains the knowledge and skills to intervene in an emergency.
54) Neurology: Knows the basic principles of using diagnostic tests (lumbar puncture, electroencephalography, electromyography, neuroradiological examinations) used in neurology, contraindications, and interpretation of examination results.
55) Neurology: Knows the treatment principles and approaches in common neurological diseases.
56) Neurology: Knows the importance of preventive medicine in neurological diseases and gets sufficient knowledge on these issues
57) Neurology: Gains the ability to find realistic and practical solutions in neurological diseases, knows the treatment principles and approaches in common neurological diseases.
58) Neurology: Knows the problems of our country, gets the knowledge and skills to propose realistic, applicable and scientific solutions to these problems.
59) Neurology: Recognizes neurological diseases and performs neurological examination.
60) Neurology: Intervenes to urgent neurological problems.
61) Neurology: Gains the ability to find realistic and practical solutions in neurological diseases