Elective Internships (pediatric Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Urology, Ent) (practice Year)

Learning Outcomes of the Course Unit

1) Makes intravenous cannulation in the operating room, monitoring (ECG, SPO2, NIBP, HR), hemodynamic patient follow-up in anesthesia, blood gas analysis, acid-base balance, fluid therapy, blood transfusion and complications, airway management (preoxygenation, mask ventilation, airway selection and placement, laryngeal mask and intubation), cardiopulmonary resuscitation, critical patient evaluation and management outside the operating room, and temperature management during the anesthesia internship,
2) Makes hemodynamic monitoring, oxygen therapy, noninvasive mechanical ventilation, mechanical ventilation, blood gas monitoring and analysis and ventilator modes and settings, liquid electrolyte therapy, post-anesthesia care, post-resuscitation care, critical patient follow-up, enteral and parenteral nutrition in the critical patient in the anesthesia internship. and adjustment, file follow-up, bedside visits, participation in the watch, participation in seminars, critical patient care in conditions such as diabetes, ARDS, Sepsis, CRF, CHF, principles and settings of renal replacement therapy, temperature management, diagnosis and treatment of delirium, diagnosis of brain death and their administration.
3) Thoracic surgery: Gets information about benign and malignant diseases of the lung, chest wall, mediastinum and thorax, which are common and treated surgically, especially in our country.
4) Thoracic surgery: Diagnoses diseases related to thoracic surgery and require urgent approach and makes necessary interventions.
5) Thoracic surgery: Recognizes the pathologies that occur in thoracic traumas and makes the first intervention.
6) Thoracic surgery: Follows inpatients in the Thoracic Surgery Clinic by students.
7) Thoracic surgery: Reinforces the physical examination of the chest.
8) Thoracic surgery: Reinforces the ability to read chest X-ray.
9) Thoracic surgery: Diagnoses diseases related to thoracic surgery and require urgent approach and makes necessary interventions.
10) Thoracic surgery: Diagnoses by enabling them to participate in the evaluation of the patients who applied to the outpatient clinic during the internship period.
11) Thoracic surgery: Gains the ability to present patients by making patient visits, and discusses and diagnoses symptoms, signs and diagnosis, treatment methods of patients.
12) Pediatric surgery: Knows the general working principles of Pediatric Surgery service; counts the functioning of examination and treatment units.
13) Pediatric surgery: Applies history taking and focused physical examination in Pediatric Surgery service and outpatient clinics.
14) Pediatric surgery: Prepares patient files in the outpatient clinic and service and makes daily follow-ups
15) Pediatric surgery: Applies non-critical interventional procedures that are frequently used in our clinic.
16) Pediatric surgery: Applies the initial assessment and management of the multiple trauma patient.
17) Pediatric surgery: Applies the basic principles of approach to the patient in the preoperative and early postoperative period.
18) Pediatric surgery: Applies information transfer and team evaluation techniques in teamwork.
19) Plastic and reconstructive surgery: Knows the general approach to patients with hand and finger trauma, facial soft tissue and bone trauma, skin cancer, cleft lip and palate, tissue defects, diabetic foot injuries and vascular lesions.
20) Plastic and reconstructive surgery: Knows the tests that will lead to differential diagnosis between suspected diseases
21) Plastic and reconstructive surgery: Have information about the surgical preparations and surgical methods related to these diseases.
22) Plastic and reconstructive surgery: Have theoretical knowledge about the positive and negative factors of wound healing.
23) Plastic and reconstructive surgery: Recognizes wound infection.
24) Plastic and reconstructive surgery: Knows the physical factors that increase the risk of infection
25) Plastic and reconstructive surgery: Distinguishes between sterility and disinfection when approaching the patient.
26) Urology: Have knowledge and skills about the diagnosis and treatment processes of common neurological diseases when they start their medical career.
27) Ophthalmology: Communicates sensitively with the patient.
28) Ophthalmology: Gets a history.
29) Ophthalmology: Gets information about anterior segment examination and evaluation of light-reflexes with pen-light
30) Ophthalmology: Evaluates eye movements.
31) Ophthalmology: Records the history and examination findings.
32) Ophthalmology: Prescribes.
33) Ophthalmology: Recognizes emergency eye pathologies.
34) Ear, Nose and Throat: Diagnoses and treats diseases of otorhinolaryngology and head and neck surgery, which are common in primary care, Recognizes ENT emergencies and reffers necessary.
35) Radiology: Evaluates emergency and life-threatening situations in radiology imaging modalities CT, MRI, US, direct radiography .
36) Radyoloji: Applies the prompt order and algorithms of modalities.
37) Radiology: Kowns the general working principles of interventional radiology, the functioning of examination and treatment units.
38) Radiology: Considers the differences of Interventional radiology in the approach to the patient.
39) Radiology: • Applies information transfer, conflict resolution and team evaluation techniques in teamwork.
40) Radiation oncology: Gets knowledge and skills about the basic diagnosis and treatment principles of oncological diseases.