| 2229 |
Statistics |
3 |
This course discusses methods of collecting statistical samples, organizing and presenting them in statistical tables, and finding measures of central tendency and measures of dispersion. It then measures the strength of the correlation between two variables using Pearson and Spearman correlation coefficients. It also studies normal distribution and binomial distribution, and the use of tables related to them. The course also covers the topic of simple, weighted, and optimal standard numbers. |
| 2344 |
Office and Secreterial Work |
3 |
The course of Office and secretarial work aims to provide students with the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes to understand the secretarial function, develop their competencies and skills in this field. In addition, it aims to develop the secretary's behavioral skills, and provide him with psychological and professional attitudes. This in turn, enable the secretariats to perform the assigned tasks efficiently. Moreover, the course includes a set of topics aimed at acquiring various types of administrative writing skills, learning the methods of archiving and handling files, organizing and processing e-mails, organizing committees, meetings and official interviews as well as learning the skills of meeting visitors and scheduling the appointments. |
| 2407 |
Correspondance in Arabic |
2 |
This course presents a set of knowledge and skills in the field of writing commercial correspondence, including: its concept, elements of success, parts, or business methods used in it. and request, grilling, abuse, and use, and official communications, general statements, exhibits, and internal memorandums..., and friendly ones from Blessings, glory, thanks and appreciation. |
| 2408 |
Correspondance in English |
2 |
The aim of this course is to focus on the importance of written correspondence in English for both individuals and institutions, and to introduce the student to the basic qualitative characteristics of writing letters, in addition to identifying types of letters and their features, and identifying different types of business letters and their styles. Ultimately, the course aims to develop the student's skills in writing and reading letters through a variety of related activities. |
| 2409 |
Typing I |
2 |
This course aims to introduce students to the mechanism of typing Arabic letters and knowing the positions of the letters on the keyboard and printing them on the computer correctly by touch typing without looking at the keyboard. It also aims to reach the stage of professionalism in typing and being able to type 25 words or more per minute. Additionally, the course covers the ability to type meeting minutes, official books, and medical reports in their different types. This includes understanding the concept of typing, its components, stages of writing, and outputting documents. |
| 2410 |
Typing II |
2 |
This course aims students to get acquainted with the mechanism of printing letters in the English language, to know the locations of the letters on the keyboard and to print them on the computer in the correct way by touching without looking at the keyboard, and to reach the stage of professionalism in typography, and the ability to type 25 words or more per minute, knowing how to print paragraphs and texts, Preparing official books and medical reports of all kinds in English: their concept, parts, stages of writing and production. |
| 2411 |
Practical Training I |
2 |
Students are trained in the college and some public and private institutions in order to use and apply their knowledge and what they have studied in their specialized courses. Additionally, the student is required to submit weekly reports during the training period that demonstrate the skills acquired by the student. |
| 2412 |
Field Training II |
2 |
Students are trained in college and some public and private institutions to use and apply their knowledge gained from their field of study. Students are also required to submit weekly reports throughout their training period to demonstrate the skills they have acquired. |
| 2453 |
Software Applications |
2 |
This course includes training on important office software, specifically MS Word for text processing and document creation (including program operation and tool recognition), and MS Excel (including program familiarity, data input and validation, execution of mathematical operations and functions on cell ranges, planning and management, protecting worksheets and workbooks, and macros). |
| 2621 |
Medical Terminology |
3 |
The course is designed for three credit hours. It includes the basic roots of commonly and uncommonly used words, affixes and their meanings, the structure of medical terms and the rules that govern them, knowledge of basic terms in the fields of anatomy, pathological conditions, urinary and reproductive tracts, the alimentary canal, and the heart, and related to disease symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, statistics, growth and development. and body adaptation, obstetrics and pregnancy, pediatrics, eyes and respiratory system, and medical abbreviations. |
| 2622 |
Medical Records1 |
2 |
The course, with a weight of two credit hours, talks about the history and types of medical records, the definition and importance of the medical record, the contents and forms of the medical record, basic medical forms, the medical records section, reading and filling out various samples of forms and patient records, reading and dealing with medical reports, types of medical reports, the international classification of diseases Medical statistics system, modern methods in medical records, legal aspects in medical records. |
| 2623 |
Medical Records 2 |
2 |
This course was designed with a weight of two credit hours to review the medical record in quantity and quality, methods of completing deficiencies in the medical record, the directed medical record (its components, benefits, and obstacles to its application), introducing the student to the global disease classification system, as well as classifying data, medical conventions, manual classification, and its methods, And the classification of (computer) with its methods, definition of medical restrictions and confidentiality of records, and the legal status of workers in records (ownership of the record, privacy of the medical record, authorizations, circulation of the medical record in the courts). Mini imaging and its use in the medical record. Computer uses in the medical record |
| 2624 |
Pathology |
2 |
The course consists of two credit hours. It studies general pathology and the terminology used, and studies diseases that affect tissues such as the body’s reaction to injury (inflammation), the wound healing process, defense systems, resistance in the body, and special pathology that affects various body systems, with a general explanation of classification International Diseases Association (10-ICD). |
| 2625 |
Public Health |
2 |
The course is two credit hours designed to meet the needs of secretarial students and medical records of the necessary information in public health so that it explains the concept of public health, the basic elements in the field of public health, maternal and child care, environmental health, occupational health, school health, nutrition, epidemic diseases, diseases and medicine Hot areas (quarantine, confrontation, prevention), health education, public health services. And its levels, how to promote and maintain health, the role of society and the authority in maintaining health, and the various programs prepared for that. The course also contains various diseases and epidemics and how to deal with them. It also explains the concept of public health, the basic elements in the field of public health, maternal and child care, environmental health, occupational health, school health, nutrition, epidemic diseases, diseases and tropical medicine (quarantine, confrontation). Prevention), health education, public health services. |
| 2626 |
Ethics in Medical Professions |
2 |
The course is designed for two credit hours. It talks about the emergence of professional ethics, standards of professional behavior, principles of medical ethics and its sources, the nature of the profession, its relationship to society, ways to maintain and promote the profession, some ethical constitutions for medical professions (the ethical constitution of the American Medical Association A-M- A 1846 AD, Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, Nuremberg Constitution 1947 AD, Geneva Declaration 1948 AD, Helsinki Declaration 1964 AD) Medical Ethics in Islam. |
| 2627 |
Anatomy and Physiology |
3 |
The course is three credit hours. It discusses the abstract physical anatomy of the human body in scientific terms, the function of balance and control in the body, and the functions of various organs in the body, with a focus on the pathological relationship. The course also includes the functions of the nervous system, the digestive system, the urinary system, the lymphatic system, metabolism and the method of controlling body temperature, endocrinology, reproduction, and the special senses, the relationship between the functions of the various systems in the human body and the International Classification of Diseases. |
| 2628 |
Medical Microbiology |
2 |
Microbiology course (2 credit hours) This course is designed to include the general basics of microbiology, the nature and types of different microbes and the structural form of each group, in addition to studying the groups of living organisms and their characteristics, forms of bacteria and the factors necessary for their growth, bacterial infection and the diseases they cause, natural and acquired immunity and processes Disinfection and sterilization, antibiotics and their uses, as well as studying parasites and parasites of the gastrointestinal tract, and how to deal with them. |
| 2631 |
Editing & Audio Typing |
3 |
The course is three credit hours. It aims to familiarize the student with the basics of editing and audio reproduction, and familiarizes the student with all the contents of medical reports and the mechanism of making medical forms, in addition to designing meeting invitations and minutes, in addition to quick typing during the listening process through the teacher.
It also aims to give the student a wide range of medical terms in English and translate them into Arabic |
| 2632 |
Health Institutions Administration |
2 |
The course is designed for two credit hours. It deals with the definition of management and its elements, functions and tasks, the management of various health institutions, the definition of the health system, its composition and functions, the administrative health system in Palestine, and the management of hospitals. |
| 2633 |
Medical Reports |
2 |
The course consists of two credit hours, including two parts. The first part: definition of reports, their importance and types, in addition to the formal and substantive conditions of the report, the parts and components of the report, and the steps for preparing the report. This part aims to develop the student's abilities to prepare various reports that are free of formal and objective errors, and that achieve the purpose of writing the report. The second part is related to medical reports, their types, and the methods of writing each type. It focuses on topics related to writing medical reports in English in particular. This part aims to provide students with the basic skills that enable them to write medical reports with ease. |
| 2855 |
First Aid |
2 |
The course is designed for two credit hours. It aims to provide students with basic skills and knowledge that help them identify injuries and accidents, and intervene accordingly at the accident site. It also provides students with the necessary skills to assess emergency incidents and implement first aid procedures that will prevent further complications using available resources until the injured/patient is transferred to the hospital. |
