Method of Learning/Teaching Sample Clauses

Method of Learning/Teaching. The whole program consists of lectures (90 hours), seminars (10 hours) and lab-sessions (185 hours). Students spend the time studying in groups of 11-16, using bones, prosected specimens, models, charts, atlases of anatomy and other material provided. The staff members discuss the topic with the students, who are also encouraged to visit the dissecting room and view relevant dissections. Topics are planned in a sequence designed to ensure the gradual development of an overall understanding of the interrelationship of structures of the human body.
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Method of Learning/Teaching lectures with multimedial support • practical training at the bedside • clinical discussion and case presentations
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Method of Learning/Teaching. The didactic component will include an introductory course of five lectures on: • Principles and complications of general anesthesia • Principles and complications of local anesthesia • Anesthesia in dental practice • Intensive care: organisation, monitoring, methods • New trends in resuscitation • Written examination The clinical course will consist of attendance at general and local anesthetic operating sessions. Complementary experience will be provide with attendance at oral surgery and dental out – patient clinics. Assessment Methods A written examination in anesthesiology will be undertaken by each student. Plans for Future Changes Prospectively, the course will include the information on: • intraligamentary injection of analgesic drugs (such as opioids) • new anaesthetic agent ropivacaine (as a plain agent) • new drugs for conscious sedation •
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Method of Learning/Teaching. Lectures (using television and slide demonstration). Seminars. Laboratory instructions. Pre-clinical course with phantoms. Clinical demonstrations. Treatment of patients under supervision of an instructor.
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Method of Learning/Teaching. Lectures, discussions; work on phantoms; clinical practice.
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Method of Learning/Teaching. Lectures (using television and slide demonstration). Seminars (including training in radiological rooms).
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