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Course outcomes

Knowledge levels(K1-K6)

1

CO1: Explain the applied anatomy of face and oral cavity and etiology, epidemiology, clinical presentation and management protocols of the common disorders of oral and para-oral structures.

K3

2

CO2: Discuss the diagnosis and diagnostic methods, its applications and limitations in dentistry

K4

3

CO3: Explain the physics of dental radiology, biologic effects of radiation, radiation protection measures, principles of intra-oral and extraoral radiography, imaging procedures and techniques, indications and limitations of dental radiography

K2

4

CO4: Outline the principles, clinical and radiographic aspects of Forensic odontology.

K2

5

CO5: Diagnose and manage diseases affecting the oral and para-oral structures through evaluation of the patient’s dental and medical history, systemic and physical examination and investigations of the oral and para-oral tissues

K5

6

CO6: understand the oral manifestations of systemic diseases along with the management of medically compromised condition

K5

7

CO7: Identify the normal conditions and pathologies on a dental radiograph by methodological approach of radiographic interpretation

K4

8

CO8: Operate imaging equipment, accessory devices and film processing equipment to produce quality intra-oral radiographs while incorporating appropriate radiation protection protocols.

K5

9

CO9: Communicate effectively and empathetically with patients and explain the disease process, treatment strategies and obtain informed consent.

K3

10

CO10: Applying high moral and ethical standards while carrying out clinical and radiographic examination.

K3