Dear Student, The website titled "Ensuring Continuity in Medical Education During Extraordinary Circumstances," prepared to ensure the uninterrupted continuation of medical education in extraordinary situations, has been launched.
As we stand on the brink of a technological revolution in medical education, we are building the architecture of our digital campus together with your academic knowledge and user experience.
Extraordinary circumstances such as natural disasters, public health emergencies, or large-scale disruptions not only strain healthcare systems but also jeopardize the continuity of medical education.
The impact of digital technologies on medical education, healthcare services, and academic management processes is increasing day by day. The Faculty of Medicine Digital Transformation Office aims to address this transformation with a holistic approach and develop sustainable, secure, and innovative digital solutions in education, research, and administrative processes.
Understanding normal growth patterns in children is crucial for early detection of potential growth retardation and developmental delays. This lecture will cover the milestones of growth and development, methods for evaluating growth, and the implications of growth abnormalities in pediatric health. ddo-
Understanding female reproductive anatomy is fundamental to grasping the physiological basis of reproduction and menstrual cycles. This lecture will provide a detailed overview of the structures essential for conception, pregnancy, and childbirth within the human female body. ddo-
Nutritional rickets is a preventable condition caused by vitamin D deficiency that predominantly affects growing children. It results in impaired bone mineralization and various skeletal deformities, making it essential for healthcare providers to recognize its causes, symptoms, and treatment strategies. ddo-
Tubular reabsorption is a vital renal process that allows the kidneys to selectively reclaim essential substances from the filtrate back into the bloodstream. This mechanism is crucial for conserving valuable nutrients and maintaining the body's fluid and electrolyte balance. ddo-
Obesity in children is a growing concern worldwide, categorized into two primary types: endogenous and exogenous. Understanding the differences between these types is crucial for developing effective prevention and treatment strategies. ddo-
Avitaminosis and hypervitaminosis are two critical conditions related to vitamin imbalances in the body. While avitaminosis refers to vitamin deficiency and its associated health issues, hypervitaminosis involves the adverse effects of excessive vitamin intake. ddo-
Evaluating growth patterns is essential in clinical medicine, as it helps assess overall health and development throughout a person's life. Proper measurement and interpretation of growth parameters are vital for diagnosis, monitoring treatment responses, and predicting future health outcomes. ddo-
The ovary is a vital female reproductive gland responsible for producing oocytes and hormones. Understanding its histology is key to grasping both normal reproductive function and the pathological changes that can lead to various gynecological disorders and fertility challenges. ddo-