TAB2100 Prosthodontics 2 – Manufacturing Procedures Course description

Passed course SKOMPD1000 and SKOMPDPRA1.

Based on learning outcomes from the other courses in the education, with a strong focus on areas that are important for patient safety and general competence from the main areas 2 and 3 from the framework plan for nursing education of 2008. In particular:

Knowledge:

The student has basic knowledge and skills in acting

• meeting with the critically ill patient

• meeting with the surgical patient (pre-, per- and post-operative)

• meeting with the medical patient

• meeting with the elderly frail patient

The students are given an introduction and preparation time before the exam itself. The test is conducted in one day at OsloMet.

The work and teaching methods include lectures, demonstration lectures, self-study, seminars, project work in groups and skills training under supervision in the university laboratories. During the skills training, the students will practise becoming independent in the completion of the relevant work processes. The course is completed by time-limited practical assignments. The students are given individual supervision in the course in relation to practical study progress and group supervision related to the exam project.

The following must have been approved in order for the student to take the exam:

• a minimum attendance 90% at demonstration lectures in the laboratory
• a minimum attendance of 80% in skills training, seminars and compulsory supervision
• individually prepared preparatory work for the practical part of the exam (bite plates with occlusal rim for complete dentures and CAD of complete crown) must be submitted within a set deadline.

Combined assessment:

Part 1) Written project assignment in groups of 2–3 students, 6,000 words (+/- 10 per cent)

Part 2) Two individual practical assignments in accordance with set criteria (corresponding to six laboratory days)

Part 3) Individual oral exam, up to 20 minutes.

Combined assessment: A pass grade (A–E) must have been awarded for part one and two before the student can take the oral exam. Both part 1 and 2 are awarded a temporary grade and count equally towards the overall grade. Individual grades are set after the oral exam. The grade can be adjusted up or down by up to one grade. Students can appeal the grade awarded for the written and practical part of the exam.

If the grade for the written and/or practical assignment is changed, the student will have to take the oral exam again.

Resits/rescheduled exam: If a fail grade (F) is awarded for the project assignment (part 1) and/or the practical work (part 2) the student(s) has the right to submit a reworked version once.

All aids are permitted, as long as the rules for source referencing are complied with.

Grade scale A–F

Part 1) Each assignment will be assessed by one internal and one external examiner

Part 2) The practical assignments are assessed by two examiners

Part 3) The oral exam is assessed by two examiners

20 credits overlap with the course TANN2100 Prosthetics 2