Dec. 2016 appearing Batch (VIII-IX Sem)...Bronchial asthma: epidemiology, etiological factor, pathophysiology and management-short term and long term management. Tropical eosinophilia

Dec. 2016 appearing Batch (VIII-IX Sem)

Dec. 2017appearing Batch (VI-VII Sem)

Dec. 2018appearing Batch (IV-V Sem)

PG Teaching Schedule

MBBS Syllabus

(Medicine)

Revised course contents for MBBS course I. Clinical Methods in Practice of Medicine:

1. Clinical approach to the patient: The art of medicine, doctor-patient

relationship,

2. Clinical approach to a disease and care of patient: Diagnostic approach based

on interpretation of clinical history, appropriate laboratory and radiological

investigations and principle of rational pharmacotherapy and management.

3. Communication skill, doctor’s responsibilities and ethical values in practice of

medicine.

4. Complementary and alternative medicine-yog.

II. Common symptoms of Disease:

1. Pain: Patho-physiology of pain; chest pain ; headache; abdominal pain;

backache

2. Fever: Patho-physiology of heat regulation and its disturbances (hyper or

hypothermia); PUO; Fever with rashes-clinical assessment and management.

3. Cough, expectoration, haemoptysis- clinical approach

4. Dyspnoea, cyanosis.

5. Oedema and anasarca, ascitis

6. Shock: Patho-physiology, Cardiovascular collapse

7. Syncope, fainting, dizziness and vertigo.

8. Coma

9. Common urinary symptoms including dysuria, oliguria, nocturia,polyuria,

Incontinence, enuresis.

10. Fluid and electrolyte disturbances, acidosis,alkalosis

11. Urinary abnormality

12. Dysphagia,

13. Pallor, Bleeding, anaemia , polycythemia

14. Weight loss , weight gain

15. Enlargement of lymph node and spleen.

III. Nutrition:

1. Nutrition in clinical medicine: Basics, assessment of nutritional status

2. Obesity

3. PEM

4. Vitamins deficiency and excess

5. Mineral and trace elements

IV. Infection:

1. Approach to infectious diseases-diagnostic and therapeutic principle.

2. General principles of rationale use of antibiotics and other chemotherapy

against followings:

a) Common gram positive infections

b) Common gram negative infections

c) Enteric fever

d) Cholera, Gastroenteritis

e) Food poisoning and dysentery

f) Influenza and other common viral respiratory infections, swine flu, H1N1

g) Rabies

h) Tetanus

i) Herpes simplex, herpes zoster

j) Dengue, Japanees encephalitis

k) Amoebiasis and worm infestations

l) Malaria, Filaria, Indian Kala-azar.

m) Common exanthema

n) HIV infections, mode of transmission Opportunistic infections in HIV –

Prevention, Management and follow-up of AIDS. HAART regimen

including drug toxicity, PEP, counselling.

o) Common STD

p) Common fungal infections

q) Tuberculosis

r) Leprosy

s) Syphilis, Leptospirosis

t) Infectious mononucleosis, Brucellosis

u) Septecemia

v) Adult Immunization

V. Haematology , Transfusion medicine and Medical oncology:

a) Hematopoietic disorder:

1. Basics of blood cancers.

2. Acute leukemia: ALL, AML Clinical features, classification and

management.

3. Chronic Leukemia: CML,CLL Clinical features, classification and

management.

4. Approach to case of bleeding disorder

5. Approach to case of Splenomegaly

6. Anaemia: types , diagnosis and management

7. Aplastic anaemia including MDS

b) Disorder of haemostasis:

1. Disorder of coagulation and thrombosis including haemophilia

2. Platelets disorder and management

c) Neoplastic disorders:

1. Lymphoma : HL, NHL clinical features, diagnosis and management

2. Multiple myeloma clinical features, diagnosis and management

3. Oncologic emergencies

d) Transfusion medicine:

1. History of blood transfusion

2. Blood groups including Rh blood group

3. Rare Blood groups antigen

4. Genetics of blood groups

5. Acute and delayed complications of blood transfusion

6. Autologus blood transfusion

7. Appropriate clinical use of blood

8. Platelets transfusion

VI. Respiratory and Chest diseases:

1. Introduction (basic sciences of lung): anatomy/physiology/sign/symptoms of

respiratory diseases.

2. Tuberculosis: Epidemiology, bacteriology, evolution of tuberculosis in man,

pathogenesis, laboratory diagnosis, differential diagnosis and complications.

Principles of chemotherapy, anti tubercular drugs and their toxicity, short

course chemotherapy including DOTS, resistance to chemotherapy –

MDR/XDR tuberculosis,

Prevention and health education.

3. Special clinical situation: HIV and tuberculosis, tuberculosis with pregnancy,

tuberculosis with diabetes mellitus and surgery in tuberculosis.

4. Bronchial asthma: epidemiology, etiological factor, pathophysiology and

management-short term and long term management. Tropical eosinophilia.

5. COPD: Chronic bronchitis and emphysema-types, aetiology, diagnosis and

management.

6. Pneumonia: aetiology, types including community acquired pneumonia,

diagnosis and management.

7. Bronchiactasis: aetiology, classification, diagnosis and management.

8. Lung abscess: aetiology and medical and surgical management.

9. Empyema thoracis: pyogenic and tuberculosis.

10. Pleural effusion- causes and management.

11. Hemoptysis: causes and managemt

12. Pneumothorax: causes and management.

13. Cor-pulmonale

14. Interstitial lung disease including interstitial lung fibrosis.

15. Acute and chronic respiratory failure.

16. Sarcoidosis

17. Lund Cancer: Primary and secondary, diagnosis, BAL, complications &

management.

18. Occupational lung disease.

19. Pulmonary function test and bronchoscopy.

Clinical Cases teaching: approach to case of chest disease. Tuberculosis/pleural

effusion/pneumothorax/ hydropneumothorax/ cavitatory lung lesion/ collapse of

lung/fibrosis/pneumonia/ COPD/pyopneomothorax/ Bronchogenic carcinoma.

Ward techniques and procedures: Identification of AFB by microscopy, steam

inhalation, use nebulizer, and MDI, spacer. Throat suction ,oxygenation,

thoracocentesis.

VII. Cardiovascular:

1. Rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease- valvular involvements ,

management

2. Congenital heart disease: ASD,VSD,TOF, PDA and Coarctation of aorta

3. Coronary artery disease and management

4. Hypertension: classification, criteria for diagnosis primary and secondary

prevention.

5. Heart failure: pathophysiology, types, management.

6. Infective endocarditis.

7. Common cardiac arrhythmias ( Bradyarrhythmias and tachyarrhythmias) and

management.

8. Pericarditis: etiology

9. Pericardial effusion, Cardiac temponade

10. Common aortic diseases, peripheral vascular disease.

11. ECG, Exercise stressing, basic concept of echocardiography, basic concept in

intervention cardiology.

12. Sudden cardiac death

VIII. Gastro-intestinal system

a) Symptoms:

1. Acute pain abdomen, Chronic abdominal pain

2. Dyspepsia,Vomiting /Nausea

3. Jaundice

4. Diarrhoea

5. Constipation

6. Gastro-intestinal Bleeding: Hematemesis, malena, hematochesia

b) Small and large bowel:

1. Inflammatory bowel disease: ulcerative colitis, crohn’s disease

2. Chronic bowel disease: abdominal tuberculosis

3. Malabsorption syndrome

4. Tropical sprue, Coeliac sprue

5. Small intestinal bacterial growth

6. Amoebiasis/Giardiasis including amoebic liver abscess

7. Infectious diarrhoea

8. Worm infestations including stool examination

9. Irritable bowel syndrome

c) Pancreato-Biliary

1. Pancreatic function

2. Acute and chronic pancreatitis

3. Gall bladder diseases: Cholicystitis, gall stone and medical management,

CA Gall bladder.

4. Endoscopic management of biliary diseases.

d) Oesophagus and Stomach

1. NSAID induced GI tract injury

2. GERD: clinical features,complications and management

3. Achalasia Cardia, Carcinoma oesophagus

4. Peptic ulcer disease: gastric and duodenal ulcer, H.Pylori, complication of

PUD , management of PUD

5. Tumours of stomach, oesophagus

e) Hepatology

1. Approach to a case of liver disease

2. Liver function test

3. Viral Hepatitis: acute and chronic hepatitis, types, complication and

management

4. Fulminant hepatic failure, Hepatic encephalopathy and management

5. Cirrhosis of liver: introduction, causes, clinical presentations diagnosis and

treatment.

6. Hepato-renal syndrome, hepato-pulmonary syndrome.

7. Portal Hypertension- causes and management

8. Ascitis : causes , management including Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis.

9. Budd chiari syndrome, Wilson’s disease, Fatty liver

10. Alcoholic liver disease including NASH.

11. Hepatocellular Cacinoma,

12. Liver transplant introduction

IX. Nephrology

1. Approach to case of kidney disease

2. Glomerulonephritis and nephritic syndrome

3. Nephrotic Syndrome

4. Tubulointerstitial diseases and toxic nephropathies

5. Acute renal failure

6. Chronic renal failure

7. Dialysis: basic understanding

8. UTI and Pyelonephritis

9. Renal transplant –basic concept

X. Neurology

1. 1. Disorder of Cranial nerves

2. Disorder of Language

3. Approach to case of coma

4. Motor and sensory system localization including peripheral neuropathies.

5. Approach to case of UMN and LMN lesion

6. Paraplegia

7. Cerebro vascular diseases: Stroke

8. CSF examination

9. Neurotuberculosis

10. Neurocysticercosis

11. Muscular dystrophy

12. Periodic paralysis and channelopathies

13. Neuromuscular junction disorder: Myasthenia gravis.

14. Epilepsy

15. Cerebro vascular diseases

16. Meningitis: Viral , bacterial

17. Parkinsonian syndrome, Wilson’s disease

XI. Endocrinology

1. Diabetes mellitus: pathophysiology, classification, clinical features,

complications and management including hypoglycaemia.

2. Thyroid disease: pathophysiology, classification, clinical features,

complications and management for hypo and hyperthyroidism. Iodine

deficiency disorder

3. Pitiuitary disease: anterior and posterior – Diabetes insipidus, SIADH,

acromegaly gigantism

4. Adrenal disease: Cushing’s syndrome/disease and Addison’s disease

5. Metabolic bone disease: calcium and phosphorus metabolism, parathyroid

disease

6. Growth disorder

7. Disorder male and female reproductive system

8. Disorder of lipoprotein metabolism, MES.

9. Hypoglycemia.

XII. Rheumatic and connective tissue disorder:

1. Classification, clinical approach and pattern recognition in rheumatology

2. Optimizing investigations in rheumatology and interpretation of lab reports

3. Rheumatoid arthritis

4. SLE

5. Antiphospholipid syndrome

6. PSS and others

7. Systemic vasculitis

8. seronegative spondyloarthropatheies- general features and classifications,

Ankylosing spondylitis.

9. Osteoarthritis

10. Infective arthritis

11. Crystal induced arthropathies: gout.

12. Osteoporosis and Osteonecrosis

13. Soft tissue rheumatism and fibromyalgia, cervical spondylosis.

XIII. Geriatrics:

1. Demography and relevance.

2. Clinical presentations in elderly

3. Prescribing in elderly

4. Functional assessment in elderly

5. Prevention of disease in elderly, Promotion of health.

6. Delirium in elderly

7. Infections in elderly including UTI

8. Urinary incontinence

9. Hypertension in elderly

10. Diabetes mellitus and thyroid in elderly

11. Cardiovascular problems in elderly including CHF, AF, IHD

12. Dementia in elderly

13. Epilepsy in elderly

14. Approach to a case of falls in elderly.

XIV. Exposure to physical and chemical agent, medical emergencies:

1. Anaphylaxis

2. Hyperthermia

3. Hypothermia

4. Dog bite

5. Tetanus

6. Scorpion sting

7. Snake bite

8. Alcohol poisoning: methyl and ethyl alcohol

9. DIC

10. Emergency related blood donation and transfusion.

11. General approach to a case of poisoning

12. Organophosphorus poisoning

13. Aluminium phosphide poisoning

14. Corrosive poisoning

15. Epidemic dropsy

16. Status epileptics

17. Status asthmatics

18. Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation

19. Acid base imbalance:

20. Hyponateremia, Hyperkalemia, Hypocalcimia

21. ARDS, Cardio-pulmonary oedema

22. Drowning, electrocution, radiation hazards

XV. Disaster management and bioterrorism: Natural ( earth quake, Flood, Tsunami)

fire, accidents, biological weapons- Anthrax, Botulism etc.

XVI. Genetics and molecular mechanism of disease, Immunology: Basics of

molecular genetics, clinical cytogenetic, genetic basis of cancer and oncogenes,

gene therapy, genetic counselling. An overview of immune system with special

reference to immunology of cancer and transplantation.

XVII. Nuclear Medicine: Principles, clinical applications.

XVIII. Dermatology:

1. Structure and functions of skin

2. Congenital disorder: Naevi, Icthyosis

3. Disease caused by nutritional and environmental factors.

4. Infective disorder: Pyoderma, tuberculosis, common viral, common fungal.

5. Common skin infestations: Scabies, Pediculosis.

6. Disorder of pigmentation: Vitiligo, albinism, chloasma.

7. Allergic disorder: urticaria

8. Drug reaction and eruptions: Erythema multiforme, toxic epidermal necrolysis

9. Exfoliative dermatitis.

10. Dermatitis and Eczema: Atomic dermatitis, contact dermatitis.

11. Papulosquamous disorder: Psoriasis, Lichen planus, Pitrysis rosea.

12. Vesiculobubblous disease: Pemphigus, pemphigoid, dermatitis herpetiformis.

13. Alopecia and Hirsutism.

14. Disease of Sebaceous gland: Acne,Seborrhoeic dermatitis, Pitryriasis capitis.

15. Disease of sweat glands: Miliara, Hyperhydrosis.

16. Leprosy: classification, diagnosis, chemotherapy

17. STD

18. Mucocutaneous manifestations in HIV

19. Skin tumour

20. Dermatologic therapies and therapeutic procedures.

Diagnostic Procedures: Skin scrapings and KOH preparation, slit smear for lepra

bacilli.

XIX. Psychiatry:

1. Historical aspect of the diagnosis, concept of mental health vs mental illness,

current classification system , treatment of mental illness

2. Concept of underlying normal and abnormal behaviour.

3. Psychosis

4. Neurosis

5. Anxiety disorder and hysteria

6. Mania and depression

7. Schizophrenia

8. Substance abuse including alcoholism

9. Psychiatric emergency

10. Psychiatric disorder in childhood and adolescence

11. Personality disorder, abnormality sexuality and sexual dysfunctions

12. Pharmacotherapy in psychiatric illness

13. Psychotherapy, Counselling, IQ testing etc. Psychological aspects in HIV

SKILLS The student should be able to:

1. Obtain a proper relevant history and perform a humane and thorough examination

including internal examinations (per-rectal, per-vaginal) and examination of all organ

system in adults and children including neonates.

2. Arrive at a logical functional, anatomical and etiological diagnosis after clinical

examination.

3. Understand and advise appropriate and relevant investigations for the management

and follow-up of patients.

4. Plan and institute a line of treatment for common ailments as per recommended

guidelines with due consideration to patient socio-economic status.

5. Recognise the clinical situation which call for early and prompt treatment at

secondary or tertiary canter and make a prompt referral after giving

primary/emergency treatment.

6. Recognise common emergency clinical conditions and should be able institute life

saving measures.

7. Assess the fluid and electrolyte, acid –base imbalance.

8. Interpret common laboratory investigations including radiological investigations.

9. Interpret common serological investigations including immunological investigations.

10. Perform skin sensitivity test for drug and serum.

11. Record and interpret the ECG for common cardiac ailments and electrolyte

abnormality.

12. Write appropriate rationale prescriptions for common ailment with clear

understanding of adverse drug reactions.

13. Understand the common immunization strategies of our country.

14. Demonstrate the empathy and humane approach towards patients, relatives/attendants.

15. Demonstrate communication skill befitting a physician and follow the principles of

medical ethics.

16. Develop a proper attitude towards fellow colleagues and paramedical staff.

17. Maintain all aspects ethical practice of medicine.

18. Develop holistic approach for the management of patient considering local social and

economic factors.

19. Able to understand the right of privacy of patient.

20. Develop the ability to do counselling and obtained the informed consent.

21. Write proper case records, referrals and case summaries (medical documentations).

22. Assess the need for an issue appropriate Medical certificate.

23. Do venesection /venous cut down. Should be able insert central venous line

24. Give IM/IV/SC/ID injections.

25. To do CPR including endotrachial intubation for both adult and paediatric patient.

26. Put nasogastric tube and bladder catheterization.

27. Do lumbar puncture, ascetic fluid aspiration, pleural/pericardial aspiration, liver

abscess aspiration, bone marrow aspiration.

28. Do gastric levage, administer enema, put flatus tube.

29. Put chest tube, able to relieve tension pneumothorax.

30. Manage common emergencies in curriculum along with status epileptics/asthmaticus

Acute MI, Hypoglycaemia.

Course contents for theory MD examination

Part-1 1. Introduction to clinical Medicine:

a) The practice of Medicine

b) Decision making in clinical practice

c) Principles of Clinical Pharmacology

d) Screening and Prevention of diseases

e) Women’s health and Medical disorders in Pregnancy

f) Medical evaluation of surgical patient

g) Geriatric Medicine

h) Palliative and end life care

i) Complementary and alternative medicine

2. Cardinal Manifestation and Presentation of Diseases:

a) Pain: Pathophysiology and Management, chest discomfort and palpitations;

Abdominal Pain; Headache; Back and Neck pain.

b) Alteration in Body temperature: hyper & hypothermia, frost bite; PUO; Fever

with rash.

c) Nervous system dysfunction including syncope, vertigo, sleep disorder, memory

loss

d) Disorder of eyes, ears, nose and throat including Oral manifestation of disease

e) Alteration in circulatory and respiratory functions

f) Alteration in gastrointestinal functions

g) Alteration in Renal and urinary tract functions.

h) Alteration in sexual function and reproduction

i) Alteration in the skin including skin manifestations of internal ; immunologically

mediated skin disorder; cutaneous drug reaction and other common skin disorders

j) Hematologic Alteration including Anaemia, polycythemia; Bleeding and

thrombosis, Enlargement of Lymph nodes and spleen; disorder of granulocytes

and monocytes.

3. Genetics and Disease

a) Principles of human genetic

b) Chromosome disorders; Practice of genetics in clinical medicine

c) Stem cells and gene transfer in clinical medicine.

4. Nutrition

a) Nutritional requirement and dietary assessment

b) Vitamine and trace element: deficiency or excess

c) Enteral and parentral nutrition therapy

d) Obesity and eating disorder

5. Oncology and Haematology

a) Neoplastic disorders

b) Haemopoietic disorders

c) Disorders of haemostasis

6. Recent advances on above subjects.

Part -2 1. Infectious diseases:

a) Basic considerations in infectious diseases including molecular mechanism of

microbial pathogenesis; immunization and health advice to international travel

b) Clinical Syndromes: community acquired infections

c) Clinical Syndromes: Nosocomial infections

d) Approach to therapy of bacterial infections.

e) Diseases caused by Gram positive bacteria

f) Diseases caused by Gram negative bacteria

g) Mycobacterium Diseases

h) Spirochete diseases

i) Disease caused by Rickettsia, mycoplasma and Chlamydia

j) Viral diseases: DNA viruses, RNA virus including HIV /AIDS

k) Fungal and algal infections

l) Protozoal and Helmintheic infections.

2. Bioterrorism and Clinical Medicine

a) Microbial, Chemical and Radiation bioterrorism

3. Disorder of cardiovascular system

a) Diagnosis of Cardiovascular disorder: approach, ECG, Non invasive Cardiac

imaging,.

b) Diagnostic Cardiac Catheterization and angiography

c) Disorder of rhythm

d) Disorder of the heart: Myocardial function, CCF, Cardiac Transplantation, RHD,

Congenital heart disease, Cardiomyopathy, Pericardial disease, Cardiac tumour

e) Cardiac manifestations of systemic disease, traumatic Cardiac injury

4. Vascular Diseases including atherosclerosis, IHD.


Part -3 1. Disorder of Respiratory System

a) Diagnosis of respiratory disorders including approach, disturbances in respiratory

functions, and procedures in respiratory diseases.

b) Diseases in respiratory system: Asthma, Hypersensitivity pneumonitis,

eosinophilia, pneumonia, Bronchiactasis, cystic fibrosis, COPD, ILD, disease of

pleura, disorder of ventilation, sleep apnoea, lung transplantation

2. Critical care Medicine

a) Respiratory critical care

b) Shock and cardiac arrest,

c) Neurologic critical Care

3. Disorder of the Kidney and Urinary Tract

a) Glomerular diseases

b) Tubular, interstitial disease

c) Vascular inj to kidney

d) UTI, obstructive uropathy, nephrolithiasis

e) ARF,CRF

f) Dialysis

g) Renal Transplant

4. Disorder of Gastrointestinal system

a) Disorder of alimentary tract: oesophagus, peptic ulcer disease, disorder

absorption, IBS, Irritable bowel syndrome, Common disease of colon, ano-rectum

and mesenteric vascular insufficiency

b) Liver and biliary tract diseases including liver transplant

c) Disorder of pancreas.


Part -4 1. Disorder of the immune system, connective tissue and Joints

a) Immune System in Health and Disease including MHC gene and primary immune

deficiency diseases.

b) Disorder immune mediated injury: RA,SLE, autoimmune diseases, PSS,

Spondyloarthritidis, Sarcoidosis, Amyloidosis etc.

c) Disorders of joints and adjacent tissue including OA, Gout, Fibromyalgia etc.

2. Endocrine and Metabolism

a) Principles of endocrinology

b) Disorders of Anterior pituitary, Hypothalmus, neurohypophysis, thyroid, adrenal.

c) Diabetes mellitus and its complications

d) Disorder male and female reproductive system

e) Disorder s of sexual differentiation

f) Endocrinal tumour including disorders of MES.

g) Disorders of bone and mineral metabolism

h) Disorders of intermediary metabolism

3. Neurologic Disorder

a) Diagnosis of neurologic disorders including approach and neuroimaging

b) Disorders of CNS

c) Disorders of nerve and muscles

d) Chronic fatigue syndrome

e) Mental disorders

f) Alcoholism and drug dependency

4. Poisoning, drug overdose and Envenomation

a) Common poisonings and drug overdoses

b) Heavy metal poisoning

c) Reptile bite, marine animal exposure,

d) Ectoparasite infestation and arthropods bites and stings.

e) Drowning, near drowning, Radiation Injury


Topics

Geriatrics: ( 15)

S.No. Topic Teacher’s Name

1 Demography & relevance of geriatric Medicine Prof IS Gambhir

2 Clinical Presentation overview -Functional

assessment

Dr SS Chakarbarti

3 Prescribing in Elderly Dr SS Chakarbarti

4 Prevention of diseases & Promotion of Health Dr SS Chakarbarti

5 Infection in elderly-UTI, pulmonary Dr SS Chakarbarti

6 Delirium in elderly Prof IS Gambhir

7 Urinary Incontinence Dr SS Chakarbarti

8 Diabetes in Elderly Prof IS Gambhir

9 Thyroid problems in elderly Dr SS Chakarbarti

10 Hypertension in elderly Prof IS Gambhir

11 Cardiovascular problems in elderly Prof IS Gambhir

12 Dementia in elderly Prof IS Gambhir

13 Epilepsy in elderly Dr SS Chakarbarti

15 Fall in elderly Prof IS Gambhir

Rheumatology (15)


1 Classification, Clinical approach and pattern

recognition in Rheumatology

Prof NK Singh

2 Optimizing Investigations in Rheumatology and

interpretation of reports

Prof NK Singh

3 Rheumatoid arthritis-1 Prof NK Singh

4 Rheumatoid arthritis-1 Prof NK Singh

5 SLE Prof NK Singh

6 Antiphospholipid Syndrome Prof NK Singh

7 PSS and Others Dr Anup Singh

8 Systemic Vasculitis Dr Anup Singh

9 Seronegative Spondyloarthropathis- Gen Features,

Classification and Ankylosing spondylitis

Dr Anup Singh

10 Reactive arthritis, Psoriatic arthritis, Reiters disease Dr Anup Singh

11 Osteoarthritis Dr Anup Singh

12 Infective arthritis Dr Anup Singh

13 Crystal Induced arthropathies Dr Manaswi Chaube

14 Osteoporosis and osteionecrosis Dr Manaswi Chaube

15 Soft tissue rheumatism,Fibromyelgia Dr Anup Singh

Tropical Medicine (15)


1 Malaria-I Prof Shyam Sundar

2 Malaria-II Prof Shyam Sundar

3 Visceral Leishmaniasis Prof Shyam Sundar

4 HIV- introduction Prof Shyam Sundar

5 HIV- C/F, Prevention Dr Jaya Chakarborty

6 HIV-Management Dr Jaya Chakarborty

7 Cryptococcal Meningitis, PCP Dr Jaya Chakarborty

8 Herpes Virus infections Dr Jaya Chakarborty

9 Influenza Dr Jaya Chakarborty

10 Dengue, Prof Shyam Sundar

11 Chickenguniya Dr Jaya Chakarborty

12 SARS Dr Jaya Chakarborty

13 Rabies Dr Jaya Chakarborty

14 Introduction to Fungal Diseases Dr Jaya Chakarborty

15 Enteric fever Dr Jaya Chakarborty

Haematology (15)


1 Basics of Blood cancer Prof Kailash Kumar

2 Acute leukaemia-AML Prof Kailash Kumar

3 Acute leukaemia-ALL Prof Kailash Kumar

4 Chronic Leukaemia-CML Prof Kailash Kumar

5 Chronic Leukaemia-CLL Prof Kailash Kumar

6 Approach to case of bleeding Disorder Prof Kailash Kumar

7 Approach to case of splenomegaly Prof Kailash Kumar

8 Haemophilia Prof Kailash Kumar

9 Thalassemia Prof Kailash Kumar

10 Approach to case of thrombocytopenia Prof Kailash Kumar

11 Anaemia-classification Prof M Rai

12 Anaemia-IDA Prof M Rai

13 Anaemia-Megaloblastic Anaemia Prof M Rai

14 Aplastic Anaemia Prof M Rai

15 Sickle cell anaemia Prof M Rai

Endocrinology (15)


1 Diabetes Mellitus: definitions, classification Prof SK Singh

2 Diabetes Mellitus: C/F Prof SK Singh

3 Diabetes Mellitus: Complications Prof SK Singh

4 Diabetes Mellitus: Management Prof SK Singh

5 Diabetes Mellitus: Special situations Prof SK Singh

6 Thyroid Diseases: definition, Classification Prof SK Singh

7 Thyroid Diseases: C/F Prof SK Singh

8 Thyroid Diseases: Complications Prof SK Singh

9 Thyroid Diseases: Management-Hypothyroidism Prof SK Singh

10 Thyroid Diseases: Management-hyperthyroidism Prof SK Singh

11 Pituitary Disease Prof NK Agarwal

12 Adrenal Prof NK Agarwal

13 Metabolic Bone Disease Prof NK Agarwal

14 Growth disorder Prof NK Agarwal

15 Disorder of sexual dysfunction Prof NK Agarwal

Nephrology (20)


1 Introduction and approach to the nephrological

disorders

Prof Jai Prakash

2* Major Renal Syndromes-2 lecture Prof Jai Prakash

3* Investigation in Renal disease-2 lectures Dr Shivendra Singh

4* Glomurulonephritis overview-2 lectures Dr Shivendra Singh

5 Nephrotic Syndrome Dr Shivendra Singh

6 RPGN & Acute GN Dr Shivendra Singh

7* ARF – Overview-2 lectures Dr Shivendra Singh

8 CKD-defenition, classification, etiopathogenesis Prof Jai Prakash

9 CKD-C/F Management Prof Jai Prakash

10 Dialysis overview Prof Jai Prakash

11 Transplantation -overview Prof Jai Prakash

12 UTI-pyelonephritis Dr Shivendra Singh

13* Disorder of fluid and electrolyte-2 lectures Dr Shivendra Singh

14 Renovascular disease Dr Shivendra Singh

15 Nephrolithiasis Dr Shivendra Singh

* 2lectures

Gastroenterology(20)


1 Pain in Abdomen: Acute/Chronic Prof VK Dixit

Dr SK Dr SK Shukla 2 Dyspepsia/Nauasea/vomiting

3 Jaundice

4 Diarrhoea/Constipation

5 GI Bleed, Haematemesis

6 Inflammatory Bowel Disease

7 Ulcerative colitis/Chrohn’s Disease

8 Malbsorption Syndrome/Tropical Sprue/Coeliac Sprue

9 Amoebiasis/Giardiasis

10 Pancreatic Functions- Ac. Pancreatitis

11 Gall stone

12 Carcinoma GB

13 GERD

14 Peptic Ulcer Disease: overview

15 Peptic Ulcer Disease: management

16 Introduction Liver disease,LFT

17 Viral Hepatitis

18 Fulminant Hepatic Failure,Hepatic encephalopathy

19 Cirrhosis, complication Management

20 Alcoholic Liver disease/Fatty Liver

Cardiology (15)


1 Chest Pain Prof Geetha Subramaniaum

Dr Vikas Agarwal

Dr D jain

Dr Om Shankar

2 Dyspnoea

3 Cardiac Failure:I

4 Cardiac Failure:II

5 Acute MI and Management

6 Rheumatic Fever overview

7 Mitral Valve Disease

8 Aortic Valve disease

9 Other Valvular heart Disease

10 Congenital Heart Disease-I

11 Congenital Heart Disease-II

12 Cardiomyopathy

13 Approach to Arrhythmia

14 CHB, Other block pattern: overview

15 Cardiac Resuscitation: BLS

Neurology (18)


1 Cranial Nerves Prof Deepika Joshi

Prof VN Mishra

Dr RN Chaurasia

Dr. Abhishek Pathak

athak

2 Language

3 Approach to case of Coma

4 Motor System Localization

5 Sensory System Localization

6 Approach to case of UMN & LMN lesion

7 Paraplegia

8 Stroke

9 CSF Examination

10 Neurotuberculosis

11 Neurocystercercosis

12 Muscular Dystrophies

13 Periodic Paralysis/Channelopathies

14 Neuromuscular Junction Disorder

15 Epilepsy-I

16 Epilepsy-II

17 Wilson’s Disease

18 Parkinsonian Syndromes

Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases (20)


1 Introduction-1( Basics) Anatomy,physiology S/S of

respiratory diseases

Prof JK Samaria

Prof SK Agarwal

Prof JK Mishra

Dr GN Srivastava

Dr. Deepak Shah

2 Introduction-1( Basics) Lab test-sputum for AFB ,PFt

pl Aspiration

3 Tuberculosis-1: Epidemiology,

Bacteriology,Pathology,Dignosis,investigations

4 Tuberculosis-2: Chemotherapy

5 Tuberculosis-3: Chemotherapy regimens in different

clinical settings including HIV

6 Bronchial Asthma:I; Epedemiology /etiological

factor/atopy allergy/definition

7 Bronchial Asthma:II: Diag./immunotherapy/mmt.

step care

8 COPD

9 Pneumonia: Etiology/types/diagnosis /management

10 Lung Abscess; Etiology/Diagnosis/Management

11 Empyema Thorasis: Etiology/Diagnosis/Management

12 Bronchiactasis: Etiology/Diagnosis/Management

13 Pleural Effusion: Etiology/Diagnosis/Management

14 ILD-IPF

15 Lung Cancer: Etiology/Classification/Diagnosis/Mmt

16 Occupationla Lung Disease

17 Pneumothorax: Etiology/Types/Diagnosis/Mmt.

18 Haemoptysis

19 Cor-pulmonale

20 PFT

Emergency (16)


1 Status Epilepticus Dr LP Meena

2 Status Asthmatics Dr Deepak Gautam

3 Heat Stroke Dr Dheeraj Kishore

4 Copper sulphate poisoning Dr Manaswi Chaube

5 Snake bite Dr Nilesh Kumar

6 Scorpion Sting Dr Pankaj Kanaauji

7 Rat paste/cake poisoning Dr. Pankaj Kannauje

8 Alcohol intoxication Dr. Pankaj Kannauje

9 OP Poisoning Dr Nilesh Kumar

10 Aluminium phosphide poisoning Dr Nilesh Kumar

11 Corrosive poisoning Dr Manaswi Chaube

12 Methy-alocohol poisoning Dr Manaswi Chaube

13 Kerosine poisoning Dr Anup Singh

14 Drowning Dr Dheraj Kishore

15 TLS Dr LP Meena

16 Rheumatolgical Emergencies Dr Anup Singh

XYZ (20)


1 Basics of ECG Dr. Pankaj Kannauje

2 Rhythm disorder Dr. Pankaj Kannauje

3 Myocardial infarction Dr. Pankaj Kannauje

4 Hypertensive emergency Dr. Pankaj Kannauje

5 Instruments part 1 Dr. Pankaj Kannauje

6 Instruments part 2 Dr. Pankaj Kannauje

7 Radiology & Imaging-1 Dr Nilesh Kumar






13 DIC Dr LP Meena

14 Syncope Dr Dhiraj Kishore

15 Frost bite Dr Deepak Gautam

16 Genetics in Medicine Dr Dhiraj Kishore

17 Disaster Management Dr Deepak Gautam

18 Clinical immunology Dr Jaya Chakarvarty

19 Transfusion medicine Prof Kailash Kumar

20 Medical Ethics & Communication Skill Prof Madhukar Rai

Skin ,VD and Leprosy (8)


1 Psoriasis Dr Maneesh Bansal

2 Scabies Dr Maneesh Bansal

3 Leprosy-1 Prof Sanjay Singh

4 Leprosy-1 Prof Sanjay Singh

5 STD-1 Prof SK Singh

6 STD-2 Prof SK Singh

7 Urticaria Dr Maneesh Bansal

8 Fungal Skin Infections Prof SK Singh

List of topics : BDS Course for Dental students


1 Endocrinology: Thyroid diseases Dr Deepak Gautam

2 Endocrinology: Thyroid diseases Dr Deepak Gautam

3 Endocrinology: GH diseases Dr Deepak Gautam

4 Endocrinology: GH diseases Dr Deepak Gautam

5 Endocrinology: Diabetes mellitus Dr Deepak Gautam

6 Anaemia Dr Nilesh Kumar

7 Acute leukemia Dr Nilesh Kumar

8 Aplastic Anaemia/Thrombocytopenia Dr Nilesh Kumar

9 Approach to a case of Gum Bleeding Dr Nilesh Kumar

10 Haemophilia Dr Nilesh Kumar

11 Bleeding disorders : overview Dr Nilesh Kumar

12 CVS Dr LP Meena

13 CVS Dr LP Meena

14 CVS Dr LP Meena

15 CVS Dr LP Meena

16 Nutrition Dr Dhiraj Kishore

17 CNS Dr Dhiraj Kishore

18 CNS Dr Dhiraj Kishore

19 Nephrology Dr. Deepak Gautam

20 Nephrology Dr. Deepak Gautam

21 Respiratory Diseases Dr Manaswi Chuabe

22 Respiratory Diseases Dr Manaswi Chuabe

23 Infectious disease Dr Anup singh

24 Infectious disease Dr Anup singh

25 Critical care/Emergency Dr Pankaj Kannauje

Documents

Dec. 2016 appearing Batch (VIII-IX Sem)...Bronchial asthma: epidemiology, etiological factor, pathophysiology and management-short term and long term management. Tropical eosinophilia