Application I Laboratory

The Application I Laboratory, located within your vocational school, plays a crucial role in the practical training processes of the Emergency and First Aid and Anesthesia programs. These specially designed areas are equipped with mannequins, devices, and all necessary materials required for training to equip students with the professional skills they need upon graduation.

Purpose of Use

Our laboratories are equipped with the infrastructure to enhance students' professional competencies and develop their practical skills. Specifically:

• Emergency and First Aid Program students have the opportunity to develop critical skills such as providing pre-hospital care, using stretchers correctly, and learning transfer techniques. The laboratory is equipped with simulation mannequins and medical devices, allowing students to practice and gain experience. These skills are reinforced through internship training, helping students reach the level of health technicians.

• Anesthesia Program students simulate tasks such as patient preparation before surgery, collaborating with anesthesia specialists during surgery, and post-operative patient care using mannequins. The patient's condition, illness, medications, and the application conditions are carefully analyzed, allowing students to gain practical experience in this field.

Our laboratories, equipped with modern devices and simulation equipment, offer an ideal environment where students can apply theoretical knowledge in practice. Students can utilize the laboratories during designated hours in accordance with the program curriculum and complete their training under the supervision of the responsible instructor.

Application II Laboratory

The Application II Laboratory has been specially designed for the students of the Geriatrics Program to develop their professional skills. It is equipped with modern devices, simulation mannequins, and all necessary equipment. The laboratory provides the technical infrastructure for students to take an active role in professional application processes.

Purpose of Use

Our laboratories aim to provide practical training to students, equipping them with the knowledge and skills required for elderly care.

• Hands-on Practice: Students have the opportunity to practice assisting elderly individuals with daily living activities, addressing special care needs, and performing personal hygiene tasks.

• Hospital and Home Care Scenarios: In the simulation environment, students practice arranging patient rooms, safely transferring elderly individuals, providing nutritional support, and offering psychosocial support.

• Development of Professional Competencies: Students learn techniques such as correct patient positioning, patient mobilization, and pressure ulcer prevention using mannequins and equipment, improving their practical skills.

The activities carried out in the laboratory are aimed at enhancing the professional competencies of the students. These practices prepare students to be ready for professional work in the field.

Opticianry Laboratory

The Opticianry Laboratory, used within the scope of the Opticianry Program at your vocational school, is equipped with devices that allow students to prepare eyeglasses and lenses according to prescriptions written by eye doctors. The laboratory enables the practical development of students' professional knowledge and skills.

Purpose of Use

The Opticianry Laboratory is used to help students develop their professional skills through hands-on practice:

• Introduction to Devices and Environment: Students are introduced to the devices and working environment in the laboratory to gain basic knowledge.

• Glass and Frame Work: Students work with different types of lenses, determining frame forms, and fitting lenses into frames. This process is designed to develop students' manual skills.

• Use of Advanced Technology: In addition to basic techniques, advanced laboratory technologies are used for practical applications, allowing students to turn their theoretical knowledge into practice in a real environment.

Laboratory Areas

The Opticianry Laboratory is divided into two areas, allowing students to experience different applications:

• Main Laboratory: Tasks such as cutting lenses, placing lenses into frames, and tinting lenses are carried out here.
• Store Area: Students practice reading prescriptions, conducting sales according to prescriptions, and experiencing customer-seller relationships.

The work conducted in the laboratory aims to enhance students' professional competencies, preparing them for professional careers.