I. Fall II. Spring III. Fall IV. Spring NEAR EAST UNIVERSITY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL OF HEALTH SERVICES MEDICAL IMAGING TECHNIQUES DEPARTMENT COURSE CONTENTS I.FALL AIT103 Ataturk’s Principles and History of Turkish Revolution I ENG101 English I YIT101 Turkish for Foreigners I COM101 Computer I VSH101 Medical Terminology VSH109 Basic First Aid VSH111 Basic Anatomy RAT101 Radiology Physics RAT103 Basic Professional Practices CAM100 Campus Orientation CHC100 Cyprus: History and Culture II.SPRING AIT104 Ataturk’s Principles and History of Turkish Revolution II ENG102 English II YIT102 Turkish for Foreigners II VSH102 Diseases Knowledge VSH104 Physiology RAT102 Medical Imaging I RAT104 Radiological Anatomy I RAT106 Clinical Education and Practice I RAT150 Summer Internship (30 Working Days) SPM104 Sterilization Principles and Methods CAR100 Career Planning III.FALL RAT201 Radiological Anatomy II RAT203 Medical İmaging II RAT205 Nuclear Medicine RAT207 Radiotherapy RAT209 Clinical Education and Practice II RAT211 Biomedical Device Technology RAT213 Organization in Radiology RAT215 Radiation Health and Protection VSH201 Measurement and Evaluation IV.SPRING VSH202 Public Health VSH204 Professional Ethics VSH206 Health Care Management VSH208 Rational Drug Use VSH210 Quality in Health Services RAT202 Term Implementation FIRST YEAR
Code Name of the Course T A C E AİT103 Ataturk's Principles and History of Turkish Revolution I 2 0 2 2 ENG101 English I 3 0 3 3 YIT101 Turkish for Foreigners I 2 0 2 2 COM101 Computer I 3 0 3 4 CAM100 Campus Orientation 0 0 0 2 VSH101 Medical Terminology 2 0 2 3 CHC100 Cyprus: History and Culture 0 0 0 2 VSH109 Fundementals in First Aid 3 0 3 3 VSH111 Basic Anatomy 3 0 3 3 RAT101 Radiology Physics 3 0 3 3 RAT103 Basic Professional Practices 3 0 3 3 Credits 25 0 26 30 Code Name of the Course T A C E AİT104 Ataturk's Principlas and History of Turkish Evoluation II 2 0 2 2 ENG102 English II 3 0 3 3 YIT102 Turkish for Foreigners 2II 2 0 2 2 VSH102 Diseases Knowledge 2 0 2 2 VSH104 Physiology 2 0 2 2 RAT102 Medical Imaging I 3 1 4 4 RAT104 Radiological Anatomy I 2 0 2 2 RAT106 Clinical Education and Practice I 0 8 4 4 RAT150 Summer Internship (30 Working Days) 0 0 0 5 SPM104 Sterilization Principles and Methods 2 0 2 2 CAR100 Career Planning 0 0 0 2 Credits 20 12 23 30 SECOND YEAR
Code Name of the Course T A C E RAT201 Radiological Anatomy II 3 0 3 3 RAT203 Medical Imaging II 3 2 4 5 RAT205 Nuclear medicine 2 0 2 3 RAT207 Radiotherapy 2 0 2 3 RAT209 Clinical Education and Practice II 0 10 5 6 RAT211 Biomedical Device Technology 1 2 2 2 RAT213 Organization in Radiology 2 0 2 3 RAT215 Radiation Health and Protection 1 0 1 2 VSH201 Measurement and Evaluation 3 0 3 3 Credits 17 15 24 30 Code Name of the Course T A C E VSH202 Public Health 3 0 4 4 VSH204 Professional Ethics 3 0 4 4 VSH206 Health Care Management 3 0 4 4 VSH208 Rational Drug Use 1 0 1 1 VSH210 Quality in Health Services 3 0 4 4 RAT202 Term Implementation 0 26 13 13 Credits 14 26 30 30
Course Description
Under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, with the reform movements carried out within the framework of the search for solutions in the Ottoman Empire, which started to be solved and collapsed in the face of the political, economic, cultural and socio-psychological problems that emerged as a result of the encounter between Western cultures and Turkish culture addressing the National Struggle result of the establishment of the Republic of Turkey.
Prefixes that form medical terminologies, word stems and suffixes. Teaching of these and performing an application. Informing about operations and standard terminologies of diseases.
The importance of first aid, rules, disaster conditions, reasons, generated problems, civil defense. First aid in case of injury, first aid in case of bleeding, first aid applications about respiration and circulation system, first aid in case of extremity fractures and hemorrhages, first aid for spine, head, chest bone fractures and bleeding, recovery and transportation methods. Burns, electric shock, freezing, food and chemical substance poisoning and first aid required other conditions. Knowing anaphylaxis and dealing ways.
Introduction to anatomy. Musculoskeletal and muscle system anatomy: bone, muscle, joint and general informations, upper and lower extremity. Respiration system anatomy: throax wall anatomy and diaphragma, nose and larynx trachea, lung and pleura. Circulation system: heart (atria and ventricles), pericardium, veins. Digestion , urinary and reproduction system: pharynx, oesophagus and stomach, bowels, liver, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, ureters-bladder and urethra female and male genital organs. Nerve system: central nervous -diencephalon and telencephalon-medulla spinalis morphology, brain stem- cerebellum and cranial nerves – autonomic nerve system. Endocrine system. Sense organs: eye and vision, ear, hearing and balance ways.
X-rays: existence, source, tube, necessary conditions for occurrence, properties, quality, quantity. X-ray interaction with matter. X-ray detection, dosage. Radioactivity and Radium. Tools used to improve quality in radiography. Secondary radiation, reduction of secondary radiation through the Grid, reduction of secondary radiation by changing the primary light, and other methods.
It includes the theoretical and practical practice of the student in other institutions with a radiology department. It is a very important course for professional development.
The CAM100 course aims at the social and cultural development of students as well as their academic development and facilitates their adaptation to university life. While this course provides students with some competencies that they can use in their entire education life, it also contributes to the formation of a versatile and enjoyable campus life by strengthening the communication between all stakeholders of the university.
The aim of the course is to provide architectural examples as well as to ensure the perception of cultural heritage by considering the diverse architecture and art of the island within the framework of the history of Cyprus Civilization in a general chronological framework. Through the exams held in the same environment with the lecture notes presented in the virtual environment and many visual course materials, the student is provided to learn partly by their own efforts, and an environment of mutual discussion is created with the classroom seminars held at regular intervals and historical site visits organized in the company of the lecturer. The main objective of the course is to emphasize the importance of the cultural history of the island, as well as its political problems, and also to raise awareness about the protection of cultural heritage.
Mustafa Kemal Pasha, the principle that perform until her death on 29 October 1923 from the Republic of Turkey and reforms are considered penny.
Health and disease concepts, symptoms, findings, etiology, disease examination, examination types and diagnosis processes. Congenital abnormalities, infection and parasite disease, cancer, endocrine system diseases, blood diseases, mental health and disorders. Nerve system and sense organs diseases, respiration and circulation diseases, gastrointestinal system diseases. Neurologic diseases, urogenital diseases.
General structure of human body. Cell and functions, metabolism, body fluids and tissue types, organs and systems. Cell physiology, muscle physiology, circulation system, blood physiology, respiration system physiology, digestive system physiology, urinary system physiology, central nervous system physiology, endocrine system physiology.
Radioactive examinations; IVP, PMD, small intestine, colon, gall bladder examination. Using Radiographic Positions and Devices in Direct Radiography, Mammography, Orthopontomographic Film Methods, Film Quality (Dosage, Position), Preparation of solutions in automatic baths with darkroom hand bath and film processing techniques, Cassette and device maintenance.
In the anatomy lesson; basic structure of the body, functions of the structures and organs that make up the systems, anatomical features, location and neighborhood knowledge and skills are aimed to be acquired.
It includes the student's theoretical and practical application in the institution, which has a radiology department. It is a very important course for professional development.
Classification and Structure of Microorganisms: Classification bases of microorganisms, naming, size, simple staining methods, gram staining method and principles. Principles of acid-resistant bacteria staining method. Structure of Bacteria: Round (cocci), rod-shaped and spiral-shaped bacteria, involution forms. Anatomical Structure of Bacterial Cells: Protoplasts, cepheroplasts, L shapes of bacteria. The Effect of External Environment on Microorganisms: Sterilization, disinfection and application methods. Sterilization methods, physical methods, chemical methods, heat, irradiation, filtration (filtration) methods, dry-hot air sterilization, moist heat sterilization, tindalization. Structure of Viruses: Differences between bacteria and viruses, AIDS virus.
Learning career planning and career development models.
To have knowledge about the current labor market conditions.
To have knowledge about interview techniques. Learning how to make an impressive job interview.
To have knowledge about CV, cover letter and methods of preparing thank-you letters.
Preparing a CV to use in job applications
Computed tomography of the respiratory, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal and urogenital systems, and explaining the cross-sectional anatomy of magnetic resonance
Angiography, Ultrasonography, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance devices working principles, shooting techniques and protocols.
Basic devices and quality control used in nuclear medicine. Basics of radioisotope dilution methods in nuclear medicine. Biological principles of scintigraphy in nuclear medicine. In vitro tumor definition with radionuclide methods. Doses and units, Positions, Examination of systems with nuclear medicine methods, Clinical applications.
History of radiotherapy. Technical terms used in radiotherapy. Devices used in radiotherapy and their usage. Treatment types used in radiotherapy. Brief radiation physics, Radiation units / Radiobiology. Patient planning and the technician's duty within this framework.
It includes the student's office in the institution, which has a department of radiology. It is a very important course for professional development.
Definition and application of biomedical technology. Magnetism, Description of electric current, Direct and alternating current, Electromagnetism. Resistors, capacitors, self coils, transformers and their use in electrical circuits. Atomic theory, Electro negative and electro positive currents, Rectifiers, vacuum lamps, semiconductors. Finding malfunctions in electrical energy devices. X-ray properties and acquisition of X-ray, X-ray types, main structure of X-ray device, Measurement and compensation systems, X-ray device main circuits (autotransformer, kenetron filament, control, timer and buki circuits). The necessary settings to be made in the x-ray device (autotransformer, cheetron filament, timer tube filament and KVP settings), Ideal x-ray laboratory Dark rooms, Fault finding systems, minor repairs that can be done by X-ray technicians, simplification of schemes.
The aim of this course is to provide the student with knowledge and skills about the working order in the radiology departments in classrooms and hospital conditions. Organizing the study, organizing the patient information system, organizing the working environment, archiving patient images, monitoring the services provided in radiology departments, ensuring professional development and following professional authorities and responsibilities are the main topics that the course aims to teach.
Effect of radiation on living cells, Maximum permissible radiation doses, Radiation measurement methods, Radiation control measures, Shielding against radiation, Planning of radiation-working places and equipment while working, Protective clothing, Radiation protection methods.
This course aims to provide students with the basic knowledge, concepts, models and skills required for measurement and evaluation. The control of whether students have reached the achievements in educational programs will be realized by using measurement and evaluation techniques effectively. It is an important training need for prospective teachers to learn about the learning deficiencies of students, their degree of achievement, and the assessment and evaluation approaches they will use to decide whether they will continue to a higher education level. This course aims to teach pre-service teachers the basic knowledge, concepts, models and skills required for measurement and evaluation.
Health human strength, Turkey and TRNC health organizations, explanation of community health, basic protection methods, immunity services, basic nutrition, health education, employee and employer health, family planning.
Its a program that directed to information and skills to work suited for ethics rules in work life. Historical development of medicine, medicine principles.
Management concept and periods. Basic health services, Turkish health system and lower systems, aims, organizational structure, historical development, today’s condition, process, management and institutional system and observation of institution.
Rational use of drugs: The use of drugs in accordance with the clinical needs of the patients, at an appropriate dose, in a sufficient period of time, at the lowest cost for both themselves and the community. To explain / explain the determined concept (s). To raise awareness about the related concept (s) and to develop it.
In all associate degree departments that include health services, quality in health includes safety, waste, infection, communication, healthcare worker responsibility, medical errors, emergencies, device management, sterilization and disinfection, devices in the hospital. Turkey overview of the health care system, patients employee safety and health quality standards, laid management, prevention of infections, medication management, radiation safety, basic patient rights, healthy communication with patients and their relatives, patient safety in healthcare worker liability, patient safety and medical errors, It includes risk management in health, prevention of falling patients, informing the patient and patient consent, safe drug practices, measurement and evaluation culture in health, material and device management, disaster and emergency management, and information management.
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