Humanistic training methods aim to ensure that medical interventions are repeated on human-like models before they are applied on humans, until sufficient mastery is achieved.
For this reason, a Medical Skills Training Laboratory was established in our Faculty of Medicine.
Basic life support to be applied in the early period after sudden death due to heart attack etc. is a medical intervention that has a life-saving effect. The timely and correct application of this method is critical. For this reason, there are adult, pediatric and infant models in the laboratory, which each student can repeat until he/she can apply this skill at a master level.
Intravenous intervention is a critically important medical method for taking blood, administering drugs, serum, etc. For this purpose, adult, pediatric and infant models have been provided to be used in student education. Intra-arterial, intramuscular, intradermal and subcutaneous injection models are also available in the laboratory.
Adult, pediatric and infant models are available for intratracheal intubation.
Nasogastric catheter, urinary catheter application models, blood pressure arterial measurement model, arm and leg models for surgical suturing, together with all necessary equipment and consumables are prepared for the training of our students.
Our laboratory has been made ready for service by completing all documentation in line with the basic principle of "First do no harm!".
