Course descriptions

Head. Neck. Upper extremities. Lower extremities. Breast. Abdomen. Pelvis. Skin.

Definition of anesthesia, application routes, history, anesthesia theories. Preparation for general anesthesia. Systems and devices used in anesthesia. Anesthesia device. Monitoring. Anesthesia induction

Introduction to pharmacology, drug administration methods. General concepts in pharmacokinetics of drugs. Factors that change the effect of drugs and drug interactions. Toxic effects of drugs.

Definition of surgical diseases, etiopathogenesis, possible complications during surgery. Knowledge of general surgery, plastic surgery, urology, eye, orthopedics and otolaryngology

Basic grammatical structures and sentence patterns. Basic range of simple expressions about personal details and needs of a concrete type. Basic greeting and leave-taking expressions. Daily routines. Definitions about people and places. Personal profiles. Social networking. Informal e-mails.

Definitions, usage and Turkish equivalents of terms used in health sciences. Human anatomy and physiology. Microbiology. Hospital infections. Drug knowledge. Terminology related to diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

Communication, items of communication, types of communication, oral and written communication and presentation, effective communication skills. The definition and the importance of language. The relationship between language and society, language and culture. The relationship between language and literature. Spoken language, written language, native language, standard language, dialect, special languages. Features of meaning, sound and style (structure) of Turkish. Rules of writing and punctuation. Features and types of narration. Subject and limitation of the subject. Written language and its features. The layout of written narration (planning of written narration), wording, types of written narration, features of written narration, expressional failure.

Cell and general physiology. Membrane physiology. System physiology. Muscle physiology. Physiology of body fluids. Blood physiology. Nerve physiology. Heart and circulatory physiology. Respiratory physiology. Digestive physiology. Endocrine system physiology. Reproductive system physiology.

The aim of the course; to give information about the systems and common diseases and to teach the basic principles of patient care for these diseases

Anesthesia preparation, safety controls, patient follow-up, anesthesia process, wake-up, postoperative processes, complications and interventions, specific anesthesia approaches and applications to different surgical branches are included in this course.