Oral and Maxillofacial Diagnostic Radiology

Presentations, papers, written, electronic and oral reports on oral and maxillofacial diagnostic radiology topics. Interpretation of radiological images. Performing radiological examinations.

• Knowledge of normal radiological anatomy, diagnosis of pathologies in all types of oral and maxillofacial diagnostic images. • Knowledge of radiation safety and protection, parameters of dental x-ray equipment. Knowledge of radiological anatomy and pathological findings. • To know the radiological findings of various pathological conditions and diseases and the most appropriate examination method for the diagnosis thereof. • Practical skills to perform intraoral (periapical, interproximal, occlusal) radiological examinations. Practical application of radiation safety and protection. History. Successful completion of the study course: in the 1st semester of the course (5th semester) • All test work must be successfully passed during the semester. • Class attendance is mandatory, the work to be done for justified absence must be coordinated with the lecturer. The student must come to the classes on time. In case the student is late, it can be registered that the student has not attended the class. Justified absence is possible for no more than 2 classes per semester. The justification must be submitted to and approved by the Dean’s office. If the student misses more than 2 classes (even if the absence is justified), the Dean is informed about the suspension of the student from studies in the given semester • Participation in classes is assessed – the student may be asked questions about the subject of the class and related subjects (e.g. physics, anatomy, pathology, etc.). If the student is unable to answer 2 questions asked by the lecturer, the class may be failed and work must be done to pass it. The lecturer or the course leader determines the type of work to be done. The work to be done can be oral, written, electronic, practical or mixed. • The student is admitted to the final tests, only if all test works have been successfully passed, there are no unjustified absences from classes and all classes have been passed. • At the end of the semester, students must complete the study course questionnaire. • Final tests consist of 3 parts: practical, theoretical and radiological image interpretation. All parts should be passed to pass final test. • The final test can be written, oral, electronic or mixed. The lecturer or the course leader determines the type. • The use of phones, computers and other smart devices during class or during tests is prohibited, unless otherwise instructed by the lecturer. in the 2nd semester of the course (6th semester): • All test work must be successfully passed during the semester. • Class attendance is mandatory, the work to be done for justified absence must be coordinated with the lecturer. The student must come to the classes on time. In case the student is late, it can be registered that the student has not attended the class. Justified absence is possible for no more than 2 classes per semester. The justification must be submitted to and approved by the Dean’s office. If the student misses more than 2 classes (even if the absence is justified), the Dean is informed about the suspension of the student from studies in the given semester. • Participation in classes is assessed – the student may be asked questions about the subject of the class and related subjects (e.g. physics, anatomy, pathology, etc.). If the student is unable to answer 2 questions asked by the lecturer, the class may be failed and work must be done to pass it. The lecturer or the course leader determines the type of work to be done. The work to be done can be oral, written or electronic. • The student must perform independent work during the semester, which is evaluated with a grade. The grade for the independent work may be a failing grade. In case the independent work is not submitted/completed, the student’s work is evaluated with 0. • The student is admitted to the colloquium, only if all test works have been successfully passed, there are no unjustified absences from classes and all classes have been passed. • At the end of the semester, students must complete the study course questionnaire. • The cumulative assessment consists of the grade for the practical test (25%) and colloquium (25%). The colloquium must be passed successfully, only after successfully passing it, the student can take the final examination – exam- should be passed successfully, the grade of which makes up 50% of the final examination of the semester. • The final grade is calculated as follows: ((independent work + colloquium):2 + exam):2 Colloquium and exam should be passed successfully. • The exam can be written, oral, electronic or mixed. The lecturer or the course leader determines the type. • The use of phones, computers and other smart devices during class or during tests is prohibited, unless otherwise instructed by the lecturer.