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1 Phase III Comm Nov Study Hours Monday Study Hours Introduction to Autonomous Nervous system Pharmacology A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Introduction to Autonomous Nervous system Pharmacology A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY History taking, symptoms and definitions in cardiovascular system S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY History taking, symptoms and definitions in cardiovascular system S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY 14-Nov Signs and symptoms in respiratory diseases N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Tuesday Signs and symptoms in respiratory diseases N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Physical examination in cardiovascular system S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY Signs and symptoms of heart disease- Chest Pain-Cyanosis N. E. DURAN CARDIOLOGY 15-Nov Study Hours Wednesday Atherosclerosis and hypertension A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Vasculitis A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Agents acting at the neuromuscular junction and autonomic ganglia A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Auscultation of heart sounds and murmurs N. E. DURAN CARDIOLOGY Signs and symptoms of heart disease- Dyspnea and Oedema S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY 16-Nov Electrocardiography uses and practice N. E. DURAN CARDIOLOGY Thursday Arterial blood gases N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Lung function tests N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Lung function tests N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Electrocardiography S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY Electrocardiography S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY 17-Nov Congenital cardiac diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Friday Congenital cardiac diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Parasympathomimetic agents A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Parasympathomimetic agents A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Parasympatholytic agents A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY 20-Nov Obstructive lung diseases (COPD, Bronchial Asthma, Bronchiectasis) N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Monday Obstructive lung diseases (COPD, Bronchial Asthma, Bronchiectasis) N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Sympathomimetic agents A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY
2 Sympathomimetic agents A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Ischemic heart diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY 21-Nov Study Hours Tuesday Problem based learning-session I N. SARIMAN PBL Pneumonia N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Pneumonia N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES ENG English for Medicine V ENGLISH 22-Nov Tuberculosis N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Wednesday Tuberculosis N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Sympatholytic agents A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Drugs used for ischemic heart diseases A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Hypertension, clinics and laboratory findings N. E. DURAN CARDIOLOGY Nasal and sinus diseases Ö. ÇELİK ENT Diseases of pharynx and larynx Ö. ÇELİK ENT 23-Nov Anticoagulant, fibrinolytic and antiplatelet drugs A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Thursday Anticoagulant, fibrinolytic and antiplatelet drugs A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Pleural effusion and empyema N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Pleural effusion and empyema N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Measuring blood pressure and examination of the extremities N. E. DURAN CARDIOLOGY Electrocardiography S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY Electrocardiography S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY 24-Nov Respiratory System Symptoms in Children A. KUT PEDIATRIC HEALTH Friday Respiratory System Physical Examination in Children A. KUT PEDIATRIC HEALTH Approach to Allergic Diseases in Childhood A. KUT PEDIATRIC HEALTH Lung tumor N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Lung tumor N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES 27-Nov Occupational lung diseases N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Monday Occupational lung diseases N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Tachyarrhythmias (supraventricular and ventricular arrytmias) S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY Tachyarrhythmias (supraventricular and ventricular arrytmias) S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY Diuretic drugs A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Diuretic drugs A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY
3 Problem based learning-session II N. SARIMAN PBL 28-Nov Anticoagulant, fibrinolytic and antiplateledrugs A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Tuesday Renin-angiotensin system pharmacology A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Anti-arrhytmic drugs Z. G. ÖZÜNAL M. PHARMACOLOGY Anti-arrhytmic drugs Z. G. ÖZÜNAL M. PHARMACOLOGY 29-Nov Cardiomyopathies A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Wednesday Antihypertensive agents A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Antihypertensive agents A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Pharmacotherapy of heart failure A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Interstitial lung diseases N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Sarcoidosis N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES 30-Nov Beta adrenerjic reseptor blockers A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Thursday Drugs therapy for hypercholesterolemia and dyslipidemia Z. G. ÖZÜNAL M. PHARMACOLOGY Drugs therapy for hypercholesterolemia and dyslipidemia Z. G. ÖZÜNAL M. PHARMACOLOGY Atherosclerosis and Coronary artery disease definition and S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY Heart Failure A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Heart Failure A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Simulated patient meeting-information N. SARIMAN SIMULATION 1-Dec Upper respiratory diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Friday Upper respiratory diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Heart failure definition pathophysiology management N. E. DURAN CARDIOLOGY Pharmacotherapy for obstructive pulmonary diseases A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Pharmacotherapy for obstructive pulmonary diseases A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY 4-Dec Obstructive Diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Monday Congenital anomalies, atelectasis A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Drugs used for peripheral vascular diseases A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Antitussives, mucolytics and expectorants A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Stable angina pectoris Clinical manifestation and definition N. E. DURAN CARDIOLOGY Unstable Angina Pectoris and myocardial infarction S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY Unstable Angina Pectoris and myocardial infarction S. YILMAZER CARDIOLOGY 5-Dec Hemostatic and replacement drugs Z. G. ÖZÜNAL M. PHARMACOLOGY Tuesday Physical examination of the thorax N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Physical examination of the thorax N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES
4 Restrictive Diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY 6-Dec Pulmonary Ventilation Perfusion Scintigraphy T. Y. ERDİL NUCLEAR MEDICINE Wednesday Pulmonary Embolism and Use of PET in Lungs T. Y. ERDİL NUCLEAR MEDICINE Nuclear Medicine applications in cardiovascular diseases T. Y. ERDİL NUCLEAR MEDICINE Nuclear Medicine applications in cardiovascular diseases T. Y. ERDİL NUCLEAR MEDICINE Drugs used in fluid electrolyte imbalances A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY Drugs used in Acid base balance disorders A. Ç. ÖĞÜTMAN M. PHARMACOLOGY 7-Dec Granulomatous Diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Thursday Granulomatous Diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Circulatory and Respiratory Systems Radiology G. ARSLAN RADIOLOGY Approach to Syncope N. E. DURAN CARDIOLOGY Anaphylaxis A. KUT PEDIATRIC HEALTH Asthma in Childhood A. KUT PEDIATRIC HEALTH 8-Dec Allergic Rhinitis in Childhood A. KUT PEDIATRIC HEALTH Friday Atopic Dermatitis in Childhood A. KUT PEDIATRIC HEALTH Atopic Dermatitis in Childhood A. KUT PEDIATRIC HEALTH Simulated patient meeting-feedbacs-recording videos N. SARIMAN SIMULATION Cardiopulmonary Arrest and Resusitation O. SELVİ ANESTHESIOLOGY 11-Dec Pulmonary neoplasms, pleural and mediastinal diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Monday Pulmonary neoplasms, pleural and mediastinal diseases A. HAHOLU PATHOLOGY Physical examination of the thorax (Medical skills lab) N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES Physical examination of the thorax (Medical skills lab) N. SARIMAN CHEST DISEASES 12-Dec Plasma expanding solutions Z. G. ÖZÜNAL M. PHARMACOLOGY Tuesday PATHOLOGY: Macroscopic and microscopic changes in Heart and Blood P-LAB LABORATORY PATHOLOGY: Macroscopic and microscopic changes in lung and pleural P-LAB LABORATORY Problem based learning-session III N. SARIMAN PBL
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