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Course Information

Course Title	Code	Semester	L+U Hour	Credits	ECTS
CLINICAL INTERNSHIP	VME4506	8. Semester	0 + 0	0	4.0

Prerequisites

None

Language of Instruction	English
Course Level	Bachelor's Degree
Course Type	Compulsory
Mode of delivery
Course Coordinator
Instructors
Assistants
Goals	The aim of the clinical internship course is to reinforce the theoretical knowledge and experience gained by the students during their education period after they start taking clinical courses, to improve their skills and experience in the diagnosis of diseases, to enable them to recognise their responsibilities, relationships, organisation, production process and new technologies in the workplaces where they will do internship. In addition, to help students to reveal their abilities in this field by participating in R&D and projecting studies in the institutions where they do internship, to help them develop their ability to find solutions to the problems of medicine and to improve their perspectives on events, to contribute to the identification of their areas of interest, to gain experience in working life and to enable them to recognise the functioning of institutions.
Course Content	Clinical internships within the scope of the course are done at the end of the 6th semester for 30 working days. The student fills out the "Internship Application and Acceptance Form" together with his/her advisor and has it approved by his/her advisor. Then he/she submits the documents to the dean's student affairs unit. Students who do not complete 30 working days of compulsory internship cannot graduate even if they meet other graduation requirements. Students who complete their internships in the summer term submit their internship documents to the Dean's Office. After the evaluations, students' internships are evaluated as successful or unsuccessful.
Learning Outcomes	1) To have knowledge about the causes, structure, course, effects, diagnosis and treatment of diseases seen in animals or animal herds and diseases transmitted from animals to humans and humans to animals. Evaluates clinical findings related to animal diseases and sends diagnostic materials (biological materials taken from the sick animal, suspected vector parasite, etc.) to authorised laboratories when necessary. 2) To have knowledge about the preparation and production of chemical (natural or synthetic), homeopathic and biological substances to be used for the prevention and treatment of diseases. Has knowledge about the application of necropsy for the diagnosis of animal diseases, the use of different laboratory diagnostic techniques and the interpretation of the results of the tests. Applies test analysis methods that give fast results under appropriate conditions. 3) Treats the diagnosed diseases by using all methods of medicine (such as interpreting the results of diagnostic methods, drug or surgical applications). Takes the necessary measures (biosecurity measures) to control infectious diseases.