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MAHARASHTRA UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, NASHIK
(From Academic Year 2010-11 & onwards)
Syllabus for MD (Ayurved) Final Examination
AGADA TANTRA VYAVAHARAYURVED EVUM VIDHIVAIDYAKA
LECTURES-400PRACTICALS-150
PAPER-IAgada Tantra (Ayurvedic & Contemporary Toxicology)
1. Agada Tantra, its sequential development. Shaiva, Vaishnava, Boudha &
Contemporary Toxicology.
2. Definition of Visha, properties of visha with its comparison with madya and oja, visha
samprapti, visha prabhava, visha-vega, vegantara and visha karmukatha
3. Descriptive and comparative study of Upavisha in relation to Contemporary Toxicology.
4. Examination of poisons as per Contemporary and Ayurvedic Methods.
5. Descriptive study of sthavara visha, definition, classifications, classical signs and
symptoms of poisoning including Vanaspatic (phyto poison), khanija (mineral) and
compound sthavara visha.Introduction to The poison Act1919,The Pharmacy Act-1945,
6. Study of Jangama visha and their sources (Animal poisoning). Descriptive study of the
snakes according to ancient & contemporary knowledge. Causes of snake bite and its
types. Composition of snake venom and its pharmacological actions. Signs and
symptoms of envenomation and its prognostic signs. Clinical features of Vrishchika
(scorpion), Luta (spider), Grihagodhika (Lizard), Mushaka (rats), Alarka, Makshika and
Mashaka (mosquitoes) and their manifestations. Shanka visha and its management.
Visha sankat and Visha Kanya.
7. Garavisha & Dushi visha, their varieties, signs, symptoms and management with
contemporary relevance.
8. Detailed study of Madya visha (Alcoholism) and Drugs and substances acting on the
nervous system; substance abuse.
9. Detailed study of the contemporary knowledge about vishajanya Janpadodhvansaniya
rog (community health problems due to poisons), Environmental Poisoning, water
Poisoning, soil Poisoning, air Poisoning their features and management according to
ancient & recent concepts.
10.Concept of Virudhahara, Ahara visha and Satmy-asatmyata in contemporary and
Ayurvedic views.
PAPER- IIVisha Chikitsa Vigyan ( Ayurvedic & Contemporary Management Of
Poisoning)
1. Fundamental Principles of the treatment of poisoning
2. General and specific treatments of different types of Sthavara visha.
3. General and specific treatments of different types of Jangama visha (animal poisons,
insect poisons, snake bites, Alarka Visha).
4. Emergency, general and specific management of poisoning including preparation
administration and complications of antivenoms/antisera.
5. Chaturvimshati upakrama of Charakacharya (24 management procedures).
6. Management of Garavisha and Dushivisha
7. Management of the toxic manifestations caused by the contact poisons. (paduka,
vasthra,abharana,mukhalepa- vishabadha etc)
8. Management of food poisoning.
9. Death due to poisoning, Duty of physician in cases of suspected poisoning. Post
mortem findings in poisoning.
10.Extra -corporeal techniques (dialysis etc) for removal of poisons.
PAPER -IIIVyavaharayurved Evum Vidhi Vaidyaka
(Forensic Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence)1. Definition of Vyavahara Ayurveda, its evolution in ancient & contemporary periods.
2. Personal identity and its medico-legal aspects
3. Death and its medico-legal aspects (Medical Thanatology)
4. Asphyxial deaths and its medico-legal importance.
5. Death due to starvation, heat and cold.
6. Medico-legal autopsy.
7. Injuries, definition, classification, different types and its medico legal aspects
8. Impotence and sterility-Its medico-legal aspects. Regulations of Artificial Insemination.
9. Sexual offences and perversions.
10. Medico-legal aspects of virginity, pregnancy, delivery, abortion, infanticide and
legitimacy. Its related acts.
11. Indian Penal Code, Criminal procedure code, Indian evidence act and study of other
related acts.
12.Courts and Legal procedures.
13.Medico legal aspects of mental illness
14. Duties, privileges and rights of registered medical practitioner.
15.Structure of Central Council of Indian Medicine, its jurisdiction & functions. Code and
Conducts as per the CCIM, Rules and Regulations there under.
16. Structure of Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine, its jurisdiction & functions. Code
and Conducts as per the MCIM, Rules and Regulations there under.
17.Consent, types and its medico legal aspects
18.Rights and privileges of patients. Euthanasia.
19.Professional secrecy and privileged communication.
20.Professional negligence and malpraxis
21. Indemnity Insurance scheme.
22. Consumer Protection Act related to medical practice.
23. Ethics as in classics. Types of Vaidya and methods of identification, Pranabhisara and
Rogabhisara Vaidya, qualities of Vaidya, responsibilities of Vaidya, Chathurvidhavaidya
vriti and related matter from Bruhatrayi.
PAPER - IVAushadha Yoga Vigyan
1. Pharmaco dynamics of different formulations used in Agadatantra
2. Study of pharmacology of antidotes as per the Ayurvedic and contemporary science.
3. Fundamentals of pharmaceutics according to Ayurvedic and contemporary point of
view.
4. Chemical, analytical, laboratory examination methods of poisons and suspicious
substances.
5. Drug interactions and Incompatibility.
6. Introduction of Different instruments /equipments used in the examination of poisons.
7. Introduction to Experimental toxicology
8. Introduction to Toxico- genomics
9. Introduction to Forensic Science Laboratory
10. Introduction to traditional and folklore vishachikista sampradayas
Scheme of Practicals
Duration: - 2 Years I) Toxicology Practicals
A) Journal of poisonous substances :- The following poisons should be studied in detail as per Modern Toxicology and should be written in Practical Book with diagram as per attached proforma as Appendix ‘A’
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1. Sulphuric Acid2. Carbolic Acid3. Salicylic Acid4. Hydrocyanic Acid5. Potassium Hydroxide6. Sodium Hydroxide7. Chlorine 8. Arsenic9. Lead 10.Mercury11.Copper12.Gold13.Ricinus Communis14.Croton Tiglium15.Abrus precatorius16.Semicarpus anacardium 17. Calotropis procera18. Plumbago-zylenica 19.Snakes20.Difference between Poisonous & Non Poisonous Snakes21. Introduction to common Poisonous Snakes in India22.Scorpions23.Opium & Alkaloids24.Alcohol25.Methyl Alcohol26.Anasthetics27.D.D.T.28.Endrin29.Barbiturate30.Tranquilisers31.Antihistamincs32.Dhatura 33. Indian Hemp (Cannabis Indica)34.Cocaine35.Kuchala (Strychnine) 36.Aconitum Ferox 37.Tobacco38.Carbon Monoxide39. Insulin40.Analgesics & Antipyretics
B) Herbarium of Poisonous Plants :- Herbarium of following plants with one photograph of Vishaktaanga should be prepared
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1. Aconitum ferox2. Nux Vomica3. Dhatura metal
4. Croton tiglium5. Abrus recatorius6. Semicarpus Anacardium7. Calotropis Procerra8. Euphorbia Antiguorum (Snuhi)9. Oleander red 10.Ricinus Communis11.Tobacco12. Chitrak 13.Oleander Yellow14.Vijaya 15.Madan Phal16. Vacha 17.Guggul 18.Langali
C) Stomach Wash :- Introduction of all available tubes and actual procedure on human beings (Healthy / Patients) – 5 Procedures
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D) Introduction to Cardio Pulmonary Resucsiation :– actual procedure on human beings/ on Model – 2 Procedures
2
E) Introduction to Antidotes:- Following antidotes should be studied in detail and should be written in practical journal.
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1. B.A.L.2. Penicillamine3. E.D.T.A.4. A.S.V.5. A.Sr.V.6. P.A.M.7. A.R.V.8. D.F.M.(Desferrioxamine)
II) Practical s related to Forensic Medicine:- a) Post Mortem examinations:-
Minimum 40 Cases ,must be observed of different type and written (as per proforma prescribed by the Govt. of Maharashtra ) and prepare separate record book.
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1. Assault Cases2. Burns3. Drowning4. Electrocution5. Fire Arm Injury6. Hanging7. Infanticide8. Poisoning9. Road Traffic Accidents10.Strangulation
Note :- Not More than five P.M. Cases of the same type should be written in journal
b) Forensic Pathology:- 1) Examination of Stains 10
i) Blood - ABO Grouping, RH-Typing of Sample, Confirmatory Tests for blood, Benzidine Test, Precipitin Test
ii) Semen - Physical Character, Microscopic examination, Chemical tests [Acid Phosphates Test]
2) Clinical Toxicology 10 Cases of Poisoning. 10
3) Clinical Forensic Medicine:- Actual examination of case and preparation of report is essential as follows Pl. prepare separate journal (as per attached proforma as Appendix ‘B’)
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i) Injury Report ---------- (5 cases)ii) Weapon Report -------- (2)iii) Examination of Bones--(2)iv) X- Ray Examination---- (5 Films)v) Examination for alcohol Estimation---- (2 cases)vi) Psychiatric Examination----------------- (2 cases)vii) Medical Certificates :- (1 Each)
A. Birth CertificateB. Age CertificateC. Death CertificateD. Illness CertificateE. Fitness Certificate
III) Field visitsThe brief report of each visit should be written by student in a journal (Duly signed by Guide and HOD) (Any Five)
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1) Snake park, 2) F.S.L., 3) Toxicology Museum, 4) Courts of law, 5) Out of state visit (Snake Museum)6) Toxicology laboratory Visit. 7) Dept. of Agad Tantra of other Ayurvedic/Allopathic College8) Government Psychiatric Hospital
IV) Preparation of AgadasAny 5 Agadas mentioned in Brihatrayee should be prepared in the department and should be written in journal.
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Appendix ‘A’
PROFORMA
FOR VISHADRAVYAS
Name of the College : ____________________________________________________________
1. Latin Name :_____________________________________
2. Vernacular/ Sanskrit / Chemical Name :_____________________________________
3. Figure (If necessary) :
4. Description of Vishadravya (in short) :_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
5. Active Principle : ____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
6. Signs & Symptoms of Poisoning :_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
7. Fatal Dose :_____________________________________
8. Fatal Period :_____________________________________
9. Treatment :_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
10. Medico legal Aspects : ____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
11. Post mortem findings : ____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
12. Research already done ? : ____________________________________
(if yes, mention it in short) ____________________________________
____________________________________
13. Vishkalpas containing this Dravya. : ____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
Sign. of Student Sign. of Guide Date :- Date :-
Appendix ‘B1’
PROFORMAEXAMINATION OF INJURED PERSON
INJURY REPORT
To,
The investigating Police Officer _______________________________________________
Ref. Your letter No. ________________________________ dated _________________________
I have the honour to forward herewith the result of my examination of
_______________________
_________________________ Son/ daughter / Wife of __________________________________
resident of _________ ____________________________________________________________
P.S.____________________________________ Tahasil ________________________________
District _____________________________
Sr. No. Nature of Injury Size of
InjurySituation on body
Simple or
GrievousKind of Weapon
Age of Injury Remark
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Consent for Examination :
Question asked : Are you ready to get examined by me?
Reply given : Yes / No
Signature or thumb impression of the person
Identification Marks 1) ___________________________
2) ___________________________
Sign. of Student Sign. of Guide Date :- Date :-
Appendix ‘B2’
PROFORMAEXAMINATION OF WEAPON REPORT
To,
The investigating Police Officer
_________________________
_________________________
Ref. :- Your letter No. ______________________________ dated ___________________
Sir,
With reference to the above letter I hereby submit the report about the weapon
Name of the Weapon _____________________________________________________________
Type of the Weapon ______________________________________________________________
Blade - Length ________________________________________________
- Breadth _______________________________________________
- Margins _______________________________________________
- Points ________________________________________________
- Thickness or Circumference ______________________________
Handle - Length _______________________________________________
- Breadth or Circumference ________________________________
- Texture _______________________________________________
Joint
Injuries Possible _____________________________________________________
Injuries Impossible _____________________________________________________
Stains if any _____________________________________________________
Prints if any _____________________________________________________
Foreign Body if any _____________________________________________________
Identification Mark if any _____________________________________________________
(Put your signature also on the weapon)
The weapon is packed sealed and handed over to the police constable ______________________
(Name) _______________________Buccal No. _____________ Police Station _____________
Sign. of Student Sign. of Guide Date :- Date :-
Appendix ‘B3’
PROFORMACERTIFICATE OF AGE ESTIMATION ( FOR MALE/FEMALE)
Requisition from ___________________Police station dated Letter No. _____________________
Name of the individual : ______________________________________________________
Parent’s or Guardians Name : ______________________________________________________
Sex : ______________________________________________________
Address : : ______________________________________________________
Occupation : __________________________ Caste : _____________________
Married or Single : ________________________ Alleged age : __________________
Brought by : ______________________________________________________
Time & Place of Examination : ______________________________________________________
Consent for examination : ______________________________________________________
Name of female attendant or Nurse & Signature _______________________________________
(If male doctor examines female patient.)
Identification Marks (two) : ______________________________________________________
Physical Examination :1. Height :_________________________ 2.Weight : ____________________________
3.Chest Measurement :______________ 4. Abdominal measurements : ____________
5. General Built and appearance : _____________________________________________
6. Teeth : ________________________________________________________________
7. Hair: Scalp Beard Moustache AxillaryPubic Body
8. Breast (in female) :_______________________________________________________
9. Development of Genitalias :________________________________________________
10. Onset of Puberty
Menarche (in female) LMP
11. Radiological Examination :
i. Date of sending for radiological examination :
___________________________________
ii. Date of receiving report : __________________________________________________
iii. Radiological findings : ____________________________________________________
iv. Radiologists opinion of your findings : ________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
AGE CERTIFICATERef No. : _______________________________
From physical, dental and radiological examination of
______________________________ bearing the above-mentioned identification marks I am of
the opinion that the individual is aged about above ___________________________________
below ______________________ years.
Station :____________________________
Date : ____________________________ Signature______________________
Name : _______________________
Designation :___________________
Note: Age for consent for routine examination is 12 years.
Appendix ‘B4’
PROFORMAWOUND CERTIFICATE
Injuries found on the person of a male / female calling himself / herself
__________________________________________________ aged ______________________
an inhabitant of _________________ who was sent with requisition No. __________________
and date ______________ from ________________________ Police station and was
accompanied by __________________________ for ascertaining nature of injuries and their age,
said to have been caused on above person and to be due to _______________________
(mention about h/o assault etc.)
Identification Marks :1. ________________________________________________________________________
2. ________________________________________________________________________
The injured person was first seen by the undersigned at ________________ Hospital and
the examination was commenced at ________________________ a.m./p.m. on __________when
the following injuries were found.
Injuries : _______________________________________________________________________
Any other information :
General Physical Examination and Systemic Examination Findings :
(Take written consent before examination in the accident register.)
Opinion : I am of the opinion that the _________________ (Mention type, age of injury and
whether it is simple or grievous and about the weapon.)
Station :____________________________
Date : _____________________________
___________________________________
Signature and Designation
Appendix ‘B5’
PROFORMAEXAMINATION OF ARTICLE (WEAPONS)
Date :____________________ Place : __________________
Time : ___________________
Received requisition with No. __________________________ Date ______________
From _______________________________ Police station along with sealed / unsealed article for
examination and reporting. The article is sent with / without sample seals.
On removal of the packet, article with following description was found.
Name of Article : ________________________________________________________________
Diagrammatic representation of article ( If necessary) :
Size & Shape : __________________________________________________________________
Measurements: ______________________________ Weight : ________________________
Any Stains : ________________________________
Opinion :After careful examination of article and after perusal of post-mortem report / wound
certificate, I am of the opinion that the injuries mentioned in my report No. ______________ might
have been caused by the article examined.
The article was packed. sealed and handed over to PC / HC No ____________ Alongwith sample
seals.
(Affix your signature slip on the weapon examined.)
SAMPLE SEALS______________________
Signature
(Dr. ___________________)
Designation : ______________
(Pl. Note : The doctor who has seen and recorded injuries in fresh state, must examine weapons
sent)
Appendix ‘B6’
PROFORMACERTIFICATE OF DRUNKENNESS
Certified that Shri ______________________________of ___________________
____________________________________________(address) was brought to this hospital by
PC No. ___________________ of ______________________ Police station on _____________
_________________ At ________________________a.m./ p.m.
His breath was / was not smelling of alcohol.
His speech was incoherent / normal.
His gait was unsteady / steady
His pupils were dilated / normal.
In my opinion he had /had not consumed and he was / was not under influence of alcohol.
Samples of blood and urine were / were not preserved for the chemical examination.
To,
The Sub – Inspector of Police.
__________________ Police Station.
Station : _______________________
Date : _________________________ Medical Officer ________________
Appendix ‘B7’
PROFORMA
CERTIFICATE OF BIRTH
(Issued under section 17 of the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969.)
This is to certify that the following information has been taken from the original record of
birth which is in the register for __________________________ of Taluka __________________
of District __________________________ of State of____________________________________
Name : __________________________________________
Sex : __________________________________________
Date of Birth : __________________________________________
Registration No. : __________________________________________
Place of Birth : __________________________________________
Date of Registration : __________________________________________
Name of the Father : __________________________________________
Name of the Mother : __________________________________________
Permanent Address of Father / Mother : __________________________________________
__________________________________________
Nationality of Father / Mother : __________________________________________
Signature of Issuing AuthorityDate :
Appendix ‘B8’
PROFORMADEATH REPORT / INTIMATION
The doctor has to notify death to the Panchayat /Municipality/ Corporation Office
concerned. As per “The Central Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1969.”, time limit for registering
the event of death is 7 days. The Act provides for compulsory registration throughout the country
and in case of default a fine upto Rs.50/- can be imposed. Further, if the death is due to
communicable diseases doctor must inform authorities within 36 hours.
Reporting death to these authorities may be done in the following format :
Ward : _______________________________________ No. : _____________________________
Municipality / Panchayat / Corporation : ___________________ Taluka : ________________
District : ________________
Full name of the deceased : __________________________________________
Address : __________________________________________
Sex : __________________________________________
Age at death : (in years/months/days) : __________________________________________
Nationality & Caste : __________________________________________
Occupation : __________________________________________
Marital Status : __________________________________________
Residence : __________________________________________
Place of Death and Address : __________________________________________
(Give Door No., Ward No. etc.)
Causes of death (if death certificate is issued) : _______________________________________
Date and time of Death : __________________________________________
Deceased’s Father’s /Husband’s name : __________________________________________
Name of burial / Cremation ground : __________________________________________
Informant’s name and relation : __________________________________________
Informant’s Address : __________________________________________
Name of the Medical Attendant & Reg. No. : __________________________________________
Place : Signature : ______________________
Date : ________________ Name : _________________________
Time : __________________ Registration No. __________________
Designation : ____________________
Address :_______________________
Official Seal : ____________________
Appendix ‘B9’
PROFORMADEATH CERTIFICATE
Name of the deceased : ______________________________________________________
Sex : Male / Female* : ______________________________________________________
Address : ______________________________________________________
Occupation : ______________________________________________________
Religion : ______________________________________________________
Date & Time of Death : ______________________________________________________
Age** : ______________________________________________________
Cause of death : ______________________________________________________
Approximate interval : ______________________________________________________
Between onset and death
Part – I Disease or Condition directly leading to Death (a) [It means disease, injury or any of its complication etc. (Due to or consequence of )
However, this does not mean mode of dying such as
Heart failure, asthenia etc].
Antecedent Causes (b)[Morbid condition, if any giving rise to above mentioned
cause in (a)] (Due to or as a consequence of)
(c)
Part – II Other Contributory significant conditions ____________________________________[contributing to death, but not related to the disease____________________________________
or condition directly causing death]
Place : Signature :_____________________
Date :______________ Name : _______________________
Time:______________ Registration No.________________
Designation : __________________
Address ______________________
Official Seal __________________
Appendix ‘B10’
PROFORMAMEDICAL / SICK LEAVE CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that, after personal examination of Mr./Miss/Mrs. ____________________
__________________________ age ___________ years, residing at _______________________
___________________________________ Whose signature is given below on the left-hand side,
bearing the identification marks:
(a) ________________________________________________________________
(b) ________________________________________________________________
is suffering from _______________________ Since ____________________ and I consider that a
period of absence from duty and complete bed rest for ____________________days with effect
from _________________ to ____________________ is absolutely necessary for the restoration
of his / her health.
Signature of ApplicantPlace : Signature :_____________________
Date :______________ Name : _______________________
Time:______________ Registration No.________________
Designation : __________________
Address ______________________
Official Seal __________________
Appendix ‘B11’
PROFORMAFITNESS CERTIFICATE
I do hereby certify that I have carefully examined Mr./Ms./Mrs _______________________
_______________________ age _______________ years residing at __________________
__________________________________________ whose signature is given below on left-hand
side, bearing the identification marks:
(i) ________________________________________________________
(ii) _________________________________________________________
and has been found to have recovered from his/her illness, and is now physically fit to resume the
routine duties. I have verified the previous certificate on the basis of which leave was granted,
before arriving at this decision.
Signature of PatientPlace : Signature :_____________________
Date :______________ Name : _______________________
Time:______________ Registration No.________________
Designation : __________________
Address ______________________
Official Seal __________________
Format of Question PaperFor All Four Papers
Q.No. Nature of Questions Division of Marks Total Marks1 One Long Answer Question(LAQ) 20 202 One Long Answer Question(LAQ) 20 203 One Long Answer Question(LAQ) 20 204 One Long Answer Question(LAQ) 20 205 Five SAQ (Attempt Any Four) 4x5 20
Total 100
Format of Practical / Oral Examination
Sr. No. Hediang of Practical Markas
a Log book 20 b Journal of poisonous substances 10 c Herberium 10 d Practical journal of PM and other medico legal reports 20 e X-ray / Weapon / bones / staining report / practical 20
f Spotting on Instrument / Equipment / Medicine / Problems / poison 10 Spots x2) 20
g Viva-Voce/Oral by Four Examiners 100 Total 200
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