Milli Institute of Higher Education
PCB – First, Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Physics 2 2 4 2 Chemistry 2 2 4 3 Biology 2 2 4 4 Foreign Language 4 4 5 Computer 1 1 6 Islamic Studies 1 1 Total 7 11 18
PCB – Second, Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Physics 2 2 4 2 Chemistry 2 2 4 3 Biology 2 2 4 4 Islamic Studies 1 1 5 Genetics 1 1 2 6 Foreign Language 2 2 7 Computer 1 1 Total 8 10 18
1st Class Third Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Anatomy 3 2 5 2 Histology 2 2 4 3 Embryology 1 1 2 4 Biophysics 1 1 2 5 Foreign Language 4 4 6 Islamic Studies 1 1 Total 8 10 18
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1st Class, Fourth Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Anatomy 3 2 5 2 Histology 2 2 4 3 Physiology 2 2 4 4 Medical Ethics 1 1 5 Foreign Language 3 3 6 Islamic Studies 1 1 Total 9 9 18
2nd Class, Fifth Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Anatomy 3 2 5 2 Physiology 3 1 4 3 Biochemistry 2 2 4 4 Microbiology 2 2 4 5 Islamic Studies 1 1 Total 11 7 18
2nd Class, Sixth Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Physiology 3 1 4 2 Biochemistry 2 2 4 3 Microbiology 2 2 4 4 Pathology 3 2 5 5 Islamic Studies 1 1 Total 11 7 18
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3rd Class, Seventh Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Pathology 2 1 3 2 Pharmacology 2 1 3 3 Parasitology and Immunology 1 1 2 4 Medicine 2 2 4 5 Surgery 2 2 4 6 Public Health (P.H.C – H.E. – En. H) 1 1 2 7 Islamic Studies 1 1 Total 11 8 19
3rd Class, Eighth Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Pathology 2 2 4 2 Pharmacology 2 2 4 3 Medicine 2 2 4 4 Surgery 2 2 4 5 Public Health (Nutrition) 1 1 2 6 Islamic Studies 1 1 Total 10 9 19
4th Class, Ninth Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Infectious Diseases and TB 2 2 4 2 Pharmacology 1 1 2 3 Medicine 2 2 4 4 Surgery 2 2 4 5 Radiology and Imagining 1 1 2 6 Obstetrics 1 1 2 7 Public Health (Epid – CDC – Non CDC) 1 1 2 Total 10 10 20
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4th Class, Tenth Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Anesthesia 1 1 2 2 Urology 1 1 2 3 Medicine 2 2 4 4 Surgery 2 2 4 5 Radiology and Imagining 1 1 2 6 Obstetrics 1 1 2 7 Dermatology 2 1 3 8 Public Health (Epid – Biostatistics) 1 1 2 Total 11 10 21
5th Class, Eleventh Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Medicine 1 1 2 2 Surgery 2 2 4 3 Pediatrics 1 1 2 4 Gynecology 1 1 2 5 Traumatology 1 1 2 6 ENT 2 1 3 7 Neurology 1 1 2 8 Neurosurgery 1 1 2 9 Public Health (IMCI – Immunity – Occupational Health) 1 1 2 Total 11 10 21
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5th Class, Twelfth Semester No Subject Theory Practical Credits 1 Medicine 1 1 2 2 Pediatric Surgery 1 1 2 3 Pediatrics 2 2 4 4 Gynecology 1 1 2 5 Orthopedics 1 1 2 6 Ophthalmology 2 1 3 7 Psychiatry 1 1 2 8 Forensic Medicine 1 1 2 9 Behavioral Science 1 1 Public Health (Health Management – Health Policy - SMI) 1 1 2 Total 12 10 22
No Subject Theory Practical 1 Medicine 10 Weeks 2 Surgery 8 Weeks 3 Pediatrics 6 Weeks 4 Obs/Gynecology 5 Weeks 5 Dermatology 2 Weeks 6 Ophthalmology 2 Weeks 7 ENT 2 Weeks 8 Infectious Disease 2 Weeks 9 Tuberculosis 2 Weeks 10 Forensic Medicine 2 Weeks 11 Physiotherapy 2 Weeks 12 Public Health 2 Weeks 13 Psychiatry/Neurology 2 Weeks 14 Principles or Rational Prescribing 1 Week Total Duration 48 Week Total Credits 36
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Milli Institute of Higher Education
Faculty of Medicine
No Subject Credits Kind of Subjects Code Number
Me 1 01 1 Biology 1,2 8 Basic Me 1 01 Me 1 02 2 Chemistry 1,2 8 Basic Me 1 02
Me 1 03 3 Computer 2 Optional Me 1 03 4 Genetic 2 Basic Me 1 04
Me 1 05
Included in all Me 2 05 5 Islamic Studies 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 8 universities Me 3 05 Me 4 05
Me 1 06 Included in all Me 1 06 6 Foreign Language 1,2,3,4 13 universities Me 2 06 Me 2 06
Me 1 07 7 Physics 1,2 8 Basic Me 1 07
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Me 2 09
8 Anatomy 1,2,3 15 Basic Me 2 09 Me 3 09 Me 2 10 9 Histology 1,2 8 Basic Me 2 10
10 Embryology 2 Basic Me 2 11
Me 2 12
11 Physiology 1,2,3 12 Basic Me 3 12 Me 3 12
12 Biophysics 2 Basic Me 2 13
13 Medical Ethics 1 Basic Me 2 14
Me 3 15 14 Biochemistry 1,2 8 Basic Me 3 15 Me 3 16 15 Microbiology 8 Basic Me 3 16 16 Parasitology 2 Basic Me 4 17 Me 3 18 17 Pathology 1,2,3 12 Basic Me 4 18 Me 4 18 Me 4 19
18 Pharmacology 1,2,3 9 Basic Me 4 19 Me 5 19
Me 4 20
Me 4 20 Me 5 20 19 Public Health 1,2,3,4,5,6 12 Professional Me 5 20 Me 6 20 Me 6 20
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20 Behavioral Science 1 Basic Me 6 21
21 Forensic Medicine 2 Professional Me 6 22
Me 4 23
Me 4 23 Me 5 23 22 Medicine 1,2,3,4,5,6 20 Professional Me 5 23 Me 6 23
Me 6 23
Me 4 24 Me 4 24 Me 5 24 23 Surgery 1,2,3,4,5,6 20 Professional Me 5 24
Me 6 24 Me 6 24
24 Infectious Disease and TB 4 Professional Me 5 25
Me 5 26 25 Radiology and Imagining 1,2 4 Professional Me 5 26 Me 5 27 26 Obstetrics 1,2 4 Professional Me 5 27
Me 6 28 27 Gynecology 1,2 4 Professional Me 6 28
28 Anesthesia 2 Professional Me 5 29
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29 Urology 2 Professional Me 5 30
30 Dermatology 3 Professional Me 5 31
Me 6 32 31 Pediatrics 1,2 6 Professional Me 6 32
32 Pediatric Surgery 2 Professional Me 6 33
Me 6 34 33 Orthopedics 1,2 4 Professional Me 6 34
34 ENT 3 Professional Me 6 35
35 Neurology 2 Professional Me 6 36
36 Neurosurgery 2 Professional Me 6 37
37 Ophthalmology 3 Professional Me 6 39
38 Psychiatry 2 Professional Me 6 40
Note: The first two letters are the first two letters of the Faculty, the first number is the educational year, and the last two numbers are the code of Subject. The score of passing is 55 and the average is 60 in credit system.
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Physic Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty Subject: Physics (Mechanics and Sound)
Grade: PCB First Semester
Hour Note Week Topic Theory Practical
System of Units and Measurement in Mechanics 1 1 1 Physical questions, Fundamental Questions Basic quantity of length and its unit, Parsec, Light year
Basic quantity of time and its unit 2 1 1 Basic quantity of time and its unit, Medical use of units, Dimension
Motion 3 1 1 Motion in one dimension Displacement
Average Velocity, Constant Speed 4 1 1 Instantaneous velocity Acceleration
Free Falling Objects 5 1 1 Mass and Weight, Vectors, Vectors and Scalars Two Dimensional motion, Projectile Motion
The Law of Motion 6 1 1 Newton’s First Law, Mass and Inertia, Newton’s second Law
Newton’s Third Law, 7 1 1 Circular motion, centripetal force, centrifugal force
Gravity and Mass Body weight, force and weight, units Friction force, static 8 1 1 friction, dynamic friction, sliding friction, Work, Energy Law conservation energy, Impulse, Momentum, Elastic and non elastic accident.
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Liquid and Gas Static Properties of liquids and gases, Expansion fo pressure and liquid in gas without its weight Pressure in liquids and gasses 9 1 1 under the effect of gravity, Measuring instruments for the pressure of liquids and gases Pressure in digestive system, Pressure in Skeleton, Blood Pressure chart in variety parts of human body
Specific Gravity Density of solids, liquid, and gases, Surface tension, medical 10 1 1 use of surface tension, Brownian motion of molecules diffusion, osmosis
Rules of Osmosis in Medicine 11 1 1 Formation of tissue liquid and edema, Unredeemed, Water attraction by kidney tubules.
Transport of water between inside and outside of the cell 12 1 1 Liquid and Gases Dynamic Viscosity
Stock’s Law 13 1 1 Viscosity observation in medicine Barnoulli’s Law and Use of Bernoulli’s Law
Torricelli’s Law 14 1 1 Hagen an Poiusli Law Vibration
Spring Dancer and Elasticity 15 1 1 Simple Pendulum Sound and its meaning.
Producing of Sound and Sound Waves 16 1 1 Ultrasound, Nature of ultrasound, and its meaning Medical use of ultrasound, measurement by ultrasound.
One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Physic Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty Subject: Physics (Heat and Thermodynamics)
Grade: PCB First Semester
Hour Note Week Topic Theory Practical
The Nature of Heat 1 1 1 Definition of Heat Sources of Heat
Temperature and Measurement of Temperature 2 1 1 Temperature, Centigrade Temperature Fahrenheit Temperature
Medical Thermometer 3 1 1 Alcohol Thermometer Thermocouple and Thermopile
Kelvin Thermometer 4 1 1 Bimetal. Relation between Thermometers
Quantity of Heat 5 1 1 Specific Heat, Units of Heat
Human Body Thermal Equilibrium, 6 1 1 Calorimeter, Specific Heat of Solids and Specific Heat of Liquids.
Heat Transfer 7 1 1 Heat Transfer by Conduction, Heat Transfer by Convection, Heat Transfer by Radiation, Black Body and Radiation.
Boltsman and Stefan’s law, Newton’s Law of Cooling, Cooling 8 1 1 of the Human Body, Cold Therapy.
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Thermal Expansion, Expansion of Solids, Expansion of Liquids, Expansion of 9 1 1 Gases, Effect of Heat on Density, Unusual Expansion of water.
Human Body Thermal Expansion Metabolism and Rise of the Temperature 10 1 1 Superficial Heat and Deep Heat, Physiological Effects of Heat, Heat Therapy
Gases 11 1 1 Marriott and Boyles Law, Dalton’s Law, Charles Law, Graham Law
Expansion of Gases 12 1 1 Real Gases, Ideal Gases
Matter, Matter Status 13 1 1 Change of State Malting, Melting Law
Effect of Pressure of Milting Point 14 1 1 Freezing, Freezing Law Milting Point, Vaporization, Boiling, Condensation
Thermodynamics 15 1 1 Definition of Thermodynamics Process of Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics Law 16 1 1 Thermodynamics of the Human Body
One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Physic Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty Subject: Magnetism and Electricity Physics Grade: PCB Second Semester Hour Note Week Topic Theory Practical Electric Charges 1 1 1 Structure of Atoms Electroscope 2 1 1 Conductors and Insulators 3 1 1 Coulomb’s Law Electric Field 4 1 1 Electric Field Intensity
Electric Lines of Force 5 1 1 Gauss’s Law Liner Integral Electric Field Intensity 6 1 1 Potential Difference 7 1 1 The Van De Graff Generator Capacitor 8 1 1 Plane Capacitor Series and Parallel Combination Capacitors 9 1 1 Capacitor Energy
Electric Resistance 10 1 1 Electromotive Force, Resistively
Series Combination of Resistance 11 1 1 Parallel Combination of Resistance Kirchhoff’s Rule 12 1 1 Charles Wheatstone Bridge 13 1 1 Electroencephalography 14 1 1 Electrocardiography Phonocardiography 15 1 1 Electromyography
Electroretinography 16 1 1 Instruments related to the hospitals studies
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Subject: Optics Grade: PCB Second Semester Hour Note Week Topic Theory Practical The Nature of Light, Sources of light, The Electromagnetic 1 1 1 Spectrum , Visible Light, Invisible Light Propagation of Light, Reflection of Light, Plane mirrors, Light 2 1 1 Therapy Spherical Mirors, Convex mirrors, concave mirrors, images in 3 1 1 spherical mirrors. Formula of Spherical Mirrors, use of Spherical mirrors, use 4 1 1 of Spherical mirrors in medicin
5 1 1 Refraction of light, Index of refraction, Critical Angle.
6 1 1 Refraction of Light by a prism, Dispersion of light
7 1 Laser Medical use of laser.
8 1 1 Laser Therapy, Diopter, Plane Diopter Spherical Diopter
9 1 1 Lens, Spherical Lens, Convex Lens, Concave Lens
10 1 1 Combination of Thins Lens, Power Lens
11 1 1 Lens Maker’s Formula, image in lenses
12 1 1 Cylindrical Lens, Medical use of lens, optical instruments
Magnifying glass, microscope, and use of microscope in 13 1 1 medicine Photometry, luminous intensity, light flux, inverse square 14 1 1 law.
15 1 1 Eye, construction of the eye, normal eye
16 2 2 Accommodation of the eye, eye defects, Farsighted eye
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Chemistry Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty Subject: Non organic Chemistry
Grade: PCB First Semester Hour Note Week Topic Theory Practical Introduction The Chemistry role in medical, agriculture and industries.
1 2 2 Chemistry Laws (mass conservation, definite, proportion, multiple proportion) Oxidation numbers and rules in the inorganic compounds. 2 2 2 Classification of inorganic compounds (Oxides, hydroxide and salts) Solutions: Types of solution, concentration unit. 3 2 2 The effect of pressure of solubility (Henry Law), medical importance and solubility of liquids in liquids Colligative properties of solution (Division, Osmosis and Osmotic pressure) Isotonic, 4 2 2 hypertonic and hypotonic solution and their importance in medical. Rouft’s Law (vaper pressure of solutions), medical uses. Strong and weak electrolytes solution and Oswald Law Their importance in medical, Acids-bases and Ampholids.
5 2 2 Ionization of water PH, PH (the hydrogen ion concentration) such as active acid and criteria and medical importance. Hydrolysis and Hydrolysis constant, medical importance. 6 2 2 The (H+ and OH-) ions physiological effects in the organism Mechanism of formation bonding, Types of bound 7 2 2 Mechanism of formation bonding, Types of bound The First Law of Thermodynamic (progresses isochoric, isobaric and isothermic) Thermo chemical 8 2 2 Comparisons of standard enthalpy, Heat of neutralization, heat of solubility, result Hess’ Law and uses of the first thermodynamic in biological system. 9 2 2 The second law of thermodynamic
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The Third Law of Thermodynamic (Potential thermodynamic, biological system and ΔG thermodynamic and chemical Equilibrium. Atom structure: Ideas about structure of atom (electron, proton…) 10 2 2 Radioactivity (Alpha, Beta and Gamma Rays), nuclear reaction, quantum number, Spin quantum number. Kalchcofski Law 11 2 2 The electron configurations of periodic elements Chemical bonding (Valance, bonding energy, configuration 12 2 2 electronic of atom and molecular structures. Mechanism of formation bonding, Types of bond Hybridization 13 2 2 Hybridization Biogenic Elements (macro and micro elements) 14 2 2 Biogenic Elements (macro and micro elements) Complex Compounds 15 2 2 Complex Compounds Ideas about legends compounds, isomers and nomenclature 16 2 2 Ideas about legends compounds, isomers and nomenclature One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Chemistry Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty Subject: Organic Chemistry Grade: PCB Second Semester
Hour Note Week Topic Theory Practical Introduction, Hydrocarbons Alkynes, (Homologous Series, Structures, isomerism and Nomenclature). 1 2 2 Introduction, Hydrocarbons Conformation of Aliphatic compounds, preparation of alkynes, physic-chemical properties of alkynes. Introduction, Hydrocarbons The alkynes (Homologous Series, Structure, isomerism and Nomenclature, Cist-trans isomerism. 2 2 2 Introduction, Hydrocarbons Preparation of alkynes, physical properties, chemical properties of alkynes, Additional reaction, Dimerization, Substitution reaction of alkynes. Hydrocarbons: Cycloalynes (nomenclature, isomerism of Cist-tran, configuration Analysis, movement of rings, physic-chemical properties. 3 2 2 Hydrocarbons: Cycloalynes (nomenclature, isomerism of Cist-tran, configuration Analysis, movement of rings, physic-chemical properties. Introduction, Hydrocarbons The Alkynes, (Homologous Series, Structure, isomerism and Nomenclature. 4 2 2 Introduction, Hydrocarbons Preparation of Alkynes, physical properties, chemical properties of alkynes, Additional reaction. Hydrocarbons The Asromatic Hydrocarbons, Introduction (Homology and Nomenclatures, physical and chemical properties, 5 2 2 (electrophli, nucleophle reactions and Substitution reactions) Hydrocarbons Preparation of aromatics compounds, medical importance and uses.
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Condensed-ring compounds of Aromatic (naphthalene, anthracene phenathrene) 6 2 2 Homologous Series, addition and substitution reacting, medial importance and uses. Nonbenzenoid “Aromatic” Structure, Medical importance, and uses, 7 2 2 Nonbenzenoid “Aromatic” Structure, Medical importance, and uses, Halogen compounds (Atomic and Aliphatic): Nomenclature, classification, preparation 8 2 2 Halogen compounds (Atomic and Aliphatic): Displacement and elimination, reaction, medical uses and importance. Alcohol and Phenol: Classification of hydroxyl compounds, Nomenclature, preparation, side reactions 9 2 2 Alcohol and Phenol: Physical and chemical properties, of alcohol and phenols, Medical uses and importance. Ethers and Esters: Definition, Nomenclatures, Physical-chemical properties. 10 2 2 Ethers and Esters: Definition, Nomenclatures, Physical-chemical properties. Carbonyl Compounds: Aldhydes and Ketones, (Definition, nomenclatures,) properties, (additional substitution reaction) preparations medical importance and uses 11 2 2 Carbonyl Compounds: Aldhydes and Ketones, (Definition, nomenclatures,) properties, (additional substitution reaction) preparations medical importance and uses Carboxylic acids Definition, preparation, properties, medical importance and uses 12 2 2 Carboxylic acids Definition, preparation, properties, medical importance and uses Carbohydrate Definition and Nomenclature, classification of carbohydrates 13 2 2 Carbohydrate Definition and Nomenclature, classification of carbohydrates Monosaccharide, disaccharides, polysaccharides, proof of configuration of carbohydrates 14 2 2 Monosaccharide, disaccharides, polysaccharides, proof of configuration of carbohydrates
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Amino acids, amino phenols and others compound 15 2 2 Amino acids, amino phenols and others compound Chemistry of heterocyclic, Nomenclatures, biological, activity, heterocyclic compounds, classification and their properties. 16 2 2 Chemistry of heterocyclic, Nomenclatures, biological, activity, heterocyclic compounds, classification and their properties. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Biology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty Subject: Cell Biology Grade: PCB First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Introduction: History and Background 1 2 2 Discovery of Cell: Cell theory Evolutionary Classification of the Cell: Prokaryotes Eukaryotes. 2 2 2 Virus: Definition, Structure. Morphological Organization of the cell Plasma Membrane: Structure of the plasma-membrane, Differentiation of the cell 3 2 2 surface. Chemical composition of the plasma-membrane: Transport Mechanisms. Free diffusion: Active Transport. 4 2 2 Endocytosis: Phagocytes and Pinocytosis Cell Junctions: Gap junction, Tight Junction, Septate Junction. 5 2 2 General Organization of the ground cytoplasm of the cell: Endoplasmic Reticulum, Rough/Smoot Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi Complex: Morphology. 6 2 2 Function of the Golgi Complex: Morphology and Function of Mitochondria. Ribosome: Physical Characteristics, Chemical Composition, 7 2 2 Function. Lysosome: Morphology, Functions, Per-oxisomes. Cilia and Flagella: Structure, Chemical Composition, 8 2 2 Microtubules, Vacuoles. Microtubules: Vacuoles, Contractive Vacuoles Food Vacuoles. Morphologic organization of Nucleus and Chromosomes: 9 2 2 Morphology of Nucleus, Nuclear membrane or Envelope. Structure of the nucleolus: Chromosome Morphology of Chromosome 10 2 2 Morphology of Chromosome Chromosome Structure 11 2 2 Chromosome Structure Chemical organization of the cell 12 2 2 Protein Carbohydrate, Lipids, Nucleic acid, Water,
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Chemical organization of the cell 13 2 2 Protein Carbohydrate, Lipids, Nucleic acid, Water Chemical organization of the cell 14 2 2 Protein Carbohydrate, Lipids, Nucleic acid, Water, Chemical organization of the cell 15 2 2 Protein Carbohydrate, Lipids, Nucleic acid, Water, Chemical organization of the cell 16 2 2 Protein Carbohydrate, Lipids, Nucleic acid, Water, One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Biology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty Subject: Maleculer Biology Grade: PCB Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Bioenergetics, Free Energy 1 2 2 Open Systems and steady state Enzyme, Function of Enzyme Inhibition of enzyme activity Bioenergetics, Free Energy 2 2 2 Open Systems and steady state Enzyme, Function of Enzyme Inhibition of enzyme activity Bioenergetics, Free Energy 3 2 2 Open Systems and steady state Enzyme, Function of Enzyme Inhibition of enzyme activity Cell Division 4 2 2 Cell Division Mitosis, Morphology of Mitosis 5 2 2 Duration of Mitotic Cycle Molecular and Cyto-Genetics, The Genetic material 6 2 2 The structure of DNA, Replication of DNA Molecular and Cyto-Genetics, The Genetic Material 7 2 2 The structure of DNA, Replication of DNA Molecular and Cyto-Genetics, The Genetic Material 8 2 2 The Structure of DNA and Replication of DNA The Function of Genes, The Genetic Codes 9 2 2 Transcription, Translation The Function of Genes, The Genetic Codes 10 2 2 Transcription, Translation The Function of Genes, The Genetic Codes 11 2 2 Transcription, Translation Prokaryotic Regulation, Regulator genes control the expression of gene that code for a protein product Eukaryotic Regulation, The control of gene expression occurs 12 2 2 at all levels, from transcription to the activity of proteins in the cytoplasm The structural organization of chromatin and various mechanism help gene expression in eukaryotes 13 2 2 Prokaryotic Regulation, Regulator genes control the
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expression of gene that code for a protein product Eukaryotic Regulation, The control of gene expression occurs at all levels, from transcription to the activity of proteins in the cytoplasm The structural organization of chromatin and various mechanism help gene expression in eukaryotes Prokaryotic Regulation, Regulator genes control the expression of gene that code for a protein product Eukaryotic Regulation, The control of gene expression occurs 14 2 2 at all levels, from transcription to the activity of proteins in the cytoplasm The structural organization of chromatin and various mechanism help gene expression in eukaryotes The Genetic Mutation 15 2 2 The Genetic Mutation The Genetic Mutation 16 2 2 The Genetic Mutation One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Foreign Language Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: English Grade: PCB First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Classrooms: Exchange personal information similarities. 1 0 4 Grammar: Possessive Adj., short answers, days of the week Classrooms: Exchange personal information similarities. 2 0 4 Grammar: Possessive Adj. , short answers, days of the week People: Talking about family relatives. 3 0 4 Grammar: Present simple, auxiliary verbs and listening People: Talking about family relatives. 4 0 4 Grammar: Present simple, auxiliary verbs and listening Living: Talking about houses 5 0 4 Grammar: There/There are Living: Talking about houses 6 0 4 Grammar: There/There are Food: Talking about food 7 0 4 Grammar: Countable and uncountable nouns, reading passage Food: Talking about food 8 0 4 Grammar: Countable and uncountable nouns, reading passage Work: Talking about different jobs 9 0 4 Grammar: Modal auxiliary, listening Work: Talking about different jobs 10 0 4 Grammar: Modal auxiliary, listening Sea: Talking about water sport 11 0 4 Grammar: Past simple, listening Sea: Talking about water sport 12 0 4 Grammar: Past simple, listening Solo: Talking about feeling 13 0 4 Grammar: past simple, listening Solo: Talking about feeling 14 0 4 Grammar: past simple, listening 15 0 4 Review 16 0 4 Review One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Foreign Language Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: English Grade: PCB Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Looks: Talking about similarities, between family members. 1 0 2 Grammar: present continues, listening and reading passages, verbs Looks: Talking about similarities, between family members. 2 0 2 Grammar: present continues, listening and reading passages, verbs Reality: Talking about dreams and reality. 3 0 2 Grammar: Future form, would like, reading Reality: Talking about dreams and reality. 4 0 2 Grammar: Future form, would like, reading Things: Talking about lost property. 5 0 2 Grammar: comparative and superlative ad, reading and listening Things: Talking about lost property. 6 0 2 Grammar: comparative and superlative ad, reading and listening Energy: Talking about daily activities, reading and listening 7 0 2 Grammar: Frequency expression, How often Energy: Talking about daily activities, reading and listening 8 0 2 Grammar: Frequency expression, How often Dotcom: Talking about websites 9 0 2 Grammar: Present perfect, listening and reading Dotcom: Talking about websites 10 0 2 Grammar: Present perfect, listening and reading Drive: Talking about drive to work 11 0 2 Grammar: Question form, What+ Noun, listening Drive: Talking about drive to work 12 0 2 Grammar: Question form, What+ Noun, listening Justice: Talking about revenge, writing a story 13 0 2 Grammar: Punctuation, past con, listening and reading. Justice: Talking about revenge, writing a story 14 0 2 Grammar: Punctuation, past con, listening and reading. 15 0 2 Review 16 0 2 Review One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Physics Department Curriculum of Computer for Medical Faculty
Subject: Computer Grade: PCB First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 0 1 Introduction to Computer 2 0 1 Input and Output Hardware, windows XP 3 0 1 Memory and Processing Unit Windows XP 4 0 1 Secondary Storage Windows XP 5 0 1 Secondary Storage 6 0 1 Communication devices Windows XP 7 0 1 Installing windows XP 8 0 1 Installing windows XP Applications and drivers 9 0 1 Assembling and Dissembling Windows XP 10 0 1 BIOS 11 0 1 Trouble shooting 12 0 1 windows XP 13 0 1 windows XP 14 0 1 windows XP Internet 15 0 1 windows XP electronic mail 16 0 1 windows One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Physics Department Curriculum of Computer for Medical Faculty
Subject: Computer Grade: PCB Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 0 1 Introduction of office program MS Word menu 2 0 1 New, open, close, save, save as, save as web page, page set up, print preview, print, send to, Exit MS Word menu Edit, undo, redo, comp, cut, paste, office clipboard, paste 3 0 1 special, paste as hyperlink, clear, select all, find, replace, go to, toolbars MS Word menu 4 0 1 View, normal, web layout, print layout, out line, task pane, toolbars MS Word menu 5 0 1 Document map, header and footer, mark up, full screen, zoom MS Word menu 6 0 1 Insert, break, page number, date and time, rate text, field symbol, comment Reference: Picture, diagram, text box, file, objet, bookmark, 7 0 1 hyperlink MS Word menu 8 0 1 Fonts, paragraph, bullets and no, border, columns, prop cap, text direction MS Word menu 9 0 1 Change case, back ground, themes, freak, futon, format, format styles, reveal MS Word menu Tools, spelling, language, fix broken text, word count, auto 10 0 1 summarize, speech, tack change, compare, protected, online, letters, macros templates, auto connect, customize MS Word menu 11 0 1 Table, draw, insert, delete, select, mage cells, split cells, split table Auto fit: 12 0 1 Heading, connect, sort, formula, Hide, table properties. MS Word menu 13 0 1 Windows, new windows, Arrange al, split MS Word menu 14 0 1 Help, about MS word 15 0 1 Over view power point 16 0 1 Over view power point
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Islamic Studies Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Islamic Studies Grade: PCB First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Definition and Meaning of Islamic Culture, General and Special 1 1 0 concepts Aayat and Hadith about the knowledge and its superiority in 2 1 0 Islam Pointing with Aayat and Hadith about the world headway 3 1 0 science, technology, communication and transportation 4 1 0 Basics of Islamic culture Specifications of Islamic Law (Generality, inclusion, divine, 5 1 0 eternal, etc. Target of Islamic Law: (Generation Protection, Wisdom 6 1 0 Protection, Religion Protection, Property Protection…) 7 1 0 Spiritual and corporeal diseases 8 1 0 Sexual Deviations 9 1 0 Discord and its kinds 10 1 0 Blasphemy and its kinds like Materialism 11 1 0 Polytheism 12 1 0 Polytheism بدعت Bed at 0 1 13 14 1 0 Fanaticism 15 1 0 Fanaticism 16 1 0 Fanaticism One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Islamic Studies Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Islamic Studies Grade: PCB Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 0 Medical Confirmation in Islam (Hadith and Frqhi Formula) 2 1 0 Importance of medecine in Islam (Aaya and Hadith) 3 1 0 Medicine in last religions (history) 4 1 0 Treatment in Islam Wisdom protection form narcotics, tobacco, opium and 5 1 0 alcohol. 6 1 0 Health protection in Islam 7 1 0 Health protection in Islam 8 1 0 Environment protection in Islam 9 1 0 Environment protection in Islam 10 1 0 Water sources protection in Islamic educations 11 1 0 Water sources protection in Islamic educations 12 1 0 Family planning in Islam 13 1 0 Abortion in Islam is unlawful 14 1 0 Protection form unlawful sexual activities in Islam 15 1 0 Protection form unlawful sexual activities in Islam 16 1 0 Individual cleanliness in Islam One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Biology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Genentics Grade: PCB First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Historical background 1 1 1 Variation and mutation Importance of Genetics in Agriculture sector Importance of Genetics with Animals 2 1 1 Importance of Genetics in Medicine Genetics Counseling Allele and Mandel laws 3 1 1 Monohybrids, Diybrid and polyhybrid Cross 4 1 1 Genes Reaction 5 1 1 Complementary Genes 6 1 1 Kind of allele genes reaction Polymeric Genes 7 1 1 Back Cross or Test Cross Poy Allele inheritance 8 1 1 Rh Factor Incomplete Dominance 9 1 1 Sickle Cell Anemia Lethal Gene 10 1 1 Modifier Gene Mutation and Recombination Kind of Mutation 11 1 1 Trisomy and Monosomy Chromosomal Disorders Human Genetics Genetic Diseases (Mongolism, Kline falters Syndrome, turner 12 1 1 syndrome, Down syndrome, Dotanism, Hemophilia, Albinism, etc 13 1 1 Twins (Type of Twins, Identical, Fraternal twins) Twins and Environmental factors on the matter of Multiples 14 1 1 Multifactor and Behavioral Traits with twins Biochemistry of Human Genetics 15 1 1 Cytological Methods Molecular Genetic Diseases Theory of Chromosomal Heredity 16 1 1 Gene Linkage Crossing Over One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Anatomy Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Anatomy Grade: One First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical General information about history of Anatomy Bones of the upper limb: Clavicle, Scapula, Humerus 1 3 2 Radius :Ulna, Carpal bones, Phalanges Bones of the lower limb: Hip bone, Femur, Patella, Tibia, Fibula, Bones of the foot (Tarsus+Metatarsus+Phalangus) Vetabral column of the thorax: Cervical vertebrae, thoracic vertebrae, 2 3 2 Lumbar vertebrae. Sacral, Coccygeal. Bones of the thoracic cage: Sternum, Rabis Pelvis, Apertura pelvis sup, Apertura pelvis inf, Pelvic diameter. 3 3 2 Frontal bone, Ethmoidal bone Parietal bone, Sphenoidal bone Bones of the Fetal skull, Bones of the Face, Maxila, Mandible 4 3 2 Temporal bones, Occipital bone, Lachrymal bone, Nasal bone, Vomer bone, Polatin, Zygumatic bone, Inf, nasal concha, thyroid bone Ant, Cranial fossa, Med, Cranial fossa, Post. Cranial fossa. 5 3 2 General information about Joints, Fibrous joints, (Synarthrosis) Classification of joints, Cartilaginous joints, Classification Joints of the Upper Limbs: Sternoclavicular Joint, 6 3 2 Acromioclavicular joint, shoulder joint. Elbow joint, Radiocarpal joint Inter carpal Joints Mediocarpal joint Carpometacarpal joint, Metacarpophalangeal joint, 7 3 2 Joints of the lower Limbs: Sacroiliac joint, Pulvic, Symphysis, Hip joint, Tibiofibular joints. Knee joint, ankle joint, joints of the food, intertarsal joint Transmetatarsal joint, intermetatarsal joint, Interphalaneal 8 3 2 join, Junctura Clumna vertebralis, Sacrococcygeal joint, Atlanto-occipital joint, Atlanto-axial joint, Atlanto-axial mecianal joint. Ligaments connecting the axis with occipital bons, 9 3 2 Tempromandibular joint, Costo-vertebral joint, Sternocostal joint General information about muscles, the upper limb muscles, holder muscles, Brachial muscles, Culcital fossa 10 3 2 Fibrous and synovial sheaths of the hands, Axillary fossa.
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Ante brachial muscles, Muscles of the hands Muscles of the gluteal regions, Muscles of the thigh Muscles of the leg, Muscles of the foot Retinaculum extensorum, Retinaculum flexorum, Trigonum 11 3 2 Femoral, Lacuna Muscularum and Lacuna Femral canal, adductor canal, Popliteal canal Muscles of the Face, Muscles around the auricle, muscles around the eyelids, muscles around the mouth, muscles of nose 12 3 2 Lat. Muscles of the neck, ant. Muscles of the neck, post. Part muscles of the neck Muscles of the post. Regions of the neck and trunk, erector spinal muscles Abdominal Muscles, Ant. And lat muscles of the abdominal wall, post. Abdominal wall muscles, sup. Abdominal wall 13 3 2 muscles, fascia of the ant. Lat. Abdominal wall muscles Inguinal canal, inguinal fossa, opening in the diaphragm Cervical plexus, superficial cervical plexus, deep cervical plexus Brachial Plexus formation, musculocutaneus nerver, median nerve. Ulnar nerve, medial cutaneus nerve of forearm, axillary nerve, 14 3 2 intercostals nerve, medial cutaneus nerve of arm Lumbar Plexus, Iliohypogastric nerve, ilioinguinal nerve, Genitofemoral nerve Lat cutaneus nerve of thigh, obturator nerve 15 3 2 Femoral nerve sacral nerve sciatic nerve 16 3 2 Pudendal plexus coccygeal plexus One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Anatomy Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Anatomy Grade: One Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Heart, Atria, Ventricles, apex and base of the heart Blood supply of the heart, Veins of the heart, nerve supply of 1 3 2 the heart, pericardium, conducting system of the heart Valves of the heart, surface markings of the cardiac valves on the thoracic cage, surface marking of the heart, auscultatory area of the heart Arteria, pulmonary trunk and branches, aorta and brachiocephalic artery, common carotid artery aortic arch, descending thoracic aorta, brachiocephalic artery, 2 3 2 common carotid artery External carotid artery and branches, internal carotid artery and branches, circle of willis Subclavian artery and branches, axillary artery and branches, brachial artery and branches 3 3 2 Radial artery and branches, ulnar artery and branches Arteria anastomosis around the elbow joint. Arterial plamar arch Abdominal aorta, celiac trunk and branches, sup. Mesenteric arteries, inf. Mesenteric arteries left gastric artery and branches, common hepatic artery and 4 3 2 branches, spleenic artery and branches Common iliac artery and branches, external iliac artery and branches, internal iliac artery and branches Femoral artery and branches, popliteal artery and branches Post tibial artery and branches, ant. Tibial artery and branches, 5 3 2 dorsalis pedis artery and branches Veins of the lower extremity and tributaries I.V.C and tributaries, portal venous system of abdomen, portal vein 6 3 2 portal systemic communication, accessory portal vein Venous sinuses of the skull, internal jugular vein tributaries. External jugular vein tributaries Veins of the face and neck Veins of the trunk, right and left brachiocephalic vein and 7 3 2 tributaries, S.V.C and tributaries general information about lymphatic system, cisterna chili, Thoracic duct Digestive system: oral cavity, tongue, teeth, gums or gingive 8 3 2 Pharynx, palatine tonsil
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Esophagus, stomach, duodenum, small intestine Large intestine, appendix and cecum, ascending colon, transverse colon 9 3 2 Descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum Anal canal, anus Liver, gall bladder 10 3 2 Parotid gland, submandibular gland, sublingual gland Pancrease, spleen Respiratory system: Nasus externus, cavum nasi Maxillary sinuses, Sphenoidal sinuses, ethmoidal sinuses, 11 3 2 frontal sinuses Larynx: cartilage, situation, muscles, laryngeal joint and ligaments Trachea, bronchi Right and left lungs, lobar bronchus, segmental bronchus 12 3 2 Pulmonary vasculatory area, pleura, pleural recessus, arteries, veins, nerve supply, lungs lymphatic Mediastinum, ant. Med. & post mediastinum 13 3 2 Kidney ureter Urinary bladder, urethra 14 3 2 Male genital system: scrotum, penis, testis, epididymis, vase deferens Seminal vesicle, ejaculatory duct, bulbo-urethral gland Prostate, paradidymis, aberrant ductless 15 3 2 Femal genital system: labia majora, labia minora Vaginal orifice, bulb of vestibular glands, mons pubis Uterus, ovarium, uterine tube 16 3 2 Vaginal, hymen: epoophorum parophorm Perineum Perineal muscle and contents, breast One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Histology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Histology Grade: One First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Introduction: General information 1 2 2 Cytology, General histology, systemic histology Method of study: Basic principle on Histological techniques, 2 2 2 Tissue preparation, section method. Smear method, special methods, Instruments: microscopy, Light microscope, Resolution, magnification, lens. 3 2 2 Type of microscopes, Electron microscope, phase contrast microscope, polarizing microscope, Examination of living cels and tissues Cell Components: Organization of the human body cells, 4 2 2 tissues, organs, systems, Cytoplasm, organelles, inclusions, nucleus, cell cycle Intercellular substance and tissue fluid: Components and function, Cell injury. 5 2 2 Tissues: Definition, Histogenesis, Embryologic origin, regeneration, function and Pathological changes Epithelial tissues: Definition, histogenesis, general characteristics, specialization of the surfaces of epithelium 6 2 2 Classification of epithelia, simple and stratified, Histophysiologies, pathological changes Glands: Definition, histogenesis, classification. 7 2 2 Exocrine, and endocrine glands, histophysiologies Connective tissues: Cells (fibroblasts, macrophages, mast cells, plasma, cells, adipose cells, leukocytes) 8 2 2 Intercellular substance, (ground substance), fibers (collagen, reticular, elastic) Matrix, histogenesis, Histophysiologies, Adipose tissue: Unilocular, multilocular, adipose tissue, 9 2 2 Histological structures, hisogenesis, histophysiologies Cartilage: Histogenesis, perichondrium, Types (Hyaline, fibrous, 10 2 2 elastic cartilage) Growth, regressive changes, regeneration, Histophysiologies Bone: Eriostemon and Endosperm, types of bone tissue (Compact and Spongy), (Primary and Secondary) Bones, cells (Osteoblasts, Osteoprogenitors, Osteocyctes, Osteoclasts), 11 2 2 bone matrix, (Nonorganic, organic matrix) Histogenesis, (membranous ossification, Endochondial ossification) Growth and remodeling of bone, fracture repair. Bone and joints: Histophysiologies of the bone and effects of 12 2 2 different factors on the bone. Page 38 of 161
Definition and kinds of joints (synarthrosis, amphyarthrosis Diarthrosis) Nerve tissue: Neuron (Perikaryon, Dendrites, Axons) Types of Neurons, Histophysiologies, Degeneration and Regeneration 13 2 2 Nerve fibers (Schwann cells, Myelin sheath) Neuralgia, Nerve endings (Synapses, Sensory nerve endings, Motor nerve endings,) Muscles: General characteristics, Types Skeletal muscles, (organization of muscles, as an organ, histogenesis, morphology, innervations, motor end-plate, histophysiologies. 14 2 2 Contraction mechanism, regeneration, Cardiac muscles characteristics, intercalated disk, differences between skeletal and cardiac muscles,) Smooth muscles Blood: General consideration, formed elements, of blood, Erythrocytes (Shape, Structure, Histophysiologies, and 15 2 2 Erythorn) Leukocytes (Classification, Number, Types) Histophysiologies, Neutrophils, Basophiles, Eosinophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes,) Platelets, Plasma Histophysiologies: Hematopoitic organs (intrauterine, Extra uterine,) Bone marrow, Monophyletic theory, Maturation of erythrocytes, (Normoblastic and Megaloblastic Erythropoietin) 16 2 2 Geanulocytes Hematopoiesis: Lymphocytes Monocytes, Origin of platelets, Regulation of Hematopoiesis (Micro environmental factors, Homoral factors One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Histology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Histology Grade: One Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Introduction: Definition, General information about the 1 2 2 structure of the organs, Parenchyma, Stroma Hollow and solid organs, Moist membranes CIRCULATORY SYSTEM: Heart, Layers of the heart, Endocardium, Myocardium, Pericardium 2 2 2 Cardiac skeleton, Cardiac valves, Impulse, conducting system, Histophysiologies Pathological changes, Clinical considerations Blood Vessels: Arteries, General structure, Tunics, vasa vasorum, Innervations, Lard elastic arteries, Muscular of distributing arteries, Arterioles, Histophysiologies, Changes in the arteries, with age, Clinical considerations Veins: Veins of lard and medium caliber, Venules, Valves, of the veins, Clinical considerations 3 2 2 Capillaries: Continuous Capillaries, Fenestrated capillaries, sinusoids Histophysiologies, vascular specializations , Clinical considerations, Blood vessels connections: Capillary bed, Portal system, Arteiovenous Anastomosis Lymphatic Vessels: Lymphatic capillaries, Larger Lymphatic vessels, Lymphatic ducts, Pathological changes, Clinical considerations. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: conducting portion, Nasal cavity, Respiratory epithelium, Vestibule, Olfactory, Respiratory region, Para nasal sinuses, Pharynx, Nasopharynx, Oropharynx, Laryngopharynx Larynx: (General structure, Mucous membranes, Cartilages of the larynx, Epiglottis, Vocal cords) Trachea, Layers, Bronchial 4 2 2 tree, Bronchi: (Extra pulmonary bronchi, intra pulmonary bronchi) Bronchiole, histophysiologies, of conducting portion. Respiratory portion: Respiratory bronchioles Alveolar ducts, Atrium, Alveoli, Alveoli wall, Epithelial lining cells, Surfactant cells, Blood air barrier, Pathological changes, Pleura, Histophysiologies, Pathological Changes, Clinical considerations DIGESTIVE SYSTEM: introduction, Histological structure, Oral cavity, layers, Lips, Horologic structure in deferent regions 5 2 2 Tongue: papillae, Taste buds, Teeth and associated structures, General consideration, Enamel< Dentine, Cement, Pulp, Periodontal membrane, Gingiva Digestive Tube: Basic Pattern of the structure of the alimentary 6 2 2 canal, Esophagus, Layers (Mucosa, Submucosa, Muscularies, Serous and Adventitia) Glands: cell types, Protective Page 40 of 161
mechanism, Histophysiologies) Small intestine: (Segments, Plica circularis, Villi, Microvili Layers, Cells, Glands, Histophysiologies) Large Intestine: Segments, Layers, Glands, Cells, Appendix, Rectum and anal canal Difference between small and large intestine, Histophysiologies, Clinical considerations Organs Associated with the Digestive Tract: Salivary glands: Minor salivary glands, Major salivary glands, Basic structure, Serous cells, Mucous cell, Myoepithelial cell, Duct system, Pancreas, Structure, Exocrine Pancerease, Endocrine Pancreas. Liver: General structure, Blood supply, Liver lobules, Cell types, 7 2 2 Sinusoid, Portal area, Central vein, Hepatic changes, Histophysiologies, Bile ducts, Intrahepatic bile ducts, Extra hepatic bile ducts, Gallbladder, General Structure, Histophysiologies, Peritoneum and Mesentry, Definition and layers, Clinical considerations. INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM: Skin: Basic fact about skin, structure, Epidermis (layers and cells) Keratinization, Melanin production, Dermis, 8 2 2 Subcutaneous tissue, Histophysiologies Cutaneous appendages: Hair, nails, Sebaceous glands, Sweet glands, Clinical considerations DEFFENSE SYSTEM: Introduction, Leukocytes, Mononuclear phagocyte system, Immune system, Thymus gland: Histological organization, Cortex, Medulla, Histophysiologies, Effects of different factors on thymus. Bursa: Definition and functions. Lymph Nodes: Histological organization, Capsule and 9 2 2 Trabecula, Lymph, sinuses and lymphatic vessels, Cortex, Medulla, Histophysiologies. Spleen: General structure, With pulp, Red pulp, Capsule and trabeculae, Blood supply, Histophysiologies. Tonsil: General structure and histophysiologies, Clinical considerations. INDOCRINE SYSTEM: Definition, Hypophysis: Definition, Adenohypophysis, Pars distal, Secretary cells, Pars tuberalis, Pars intermediate, Neuro secretary cells, Histophysiologies, Clinical considerations, Thyroid: Follicular cells, Para follicular cells, Histophysiologies, 10 2 2 Clinical considerations. Parathyroid: Cells, Histophysiologies, Clinical considerations. Adrenal: Cortex, Medulla, Histophysiologies, Clinical Considerations. Pineal body: Structure, Histophysiologies, Clinical considerations. URINARY SYSTEM: 11 2 2 Kidney: Nephrons, Renal corpuscle, Proximal convoluted tubule, Lop Henley, Distal convoluted tubule, Collecting
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tubules, Renal interstitial, Blood circulation, Juxtaglomerular apparatus, Histophysiologies. Extra renal passage: Ureter, Urinary bladder, Urethra, Clinical Considerations MALE PRODUCTIVE SYSTEM: Definition and functions of primary sex organs, Secondary sex organs. Testis: Histological structure, (Seminiferous tubules, Cells representing stages in spermatogenesis, Cells of sertoli) Spermatozoa, Interstitial Cells. 12 2 2 Blood testis barrier, Excretory genital ducts, Epididymidis, Ducts deferens. Accessory genital glands: Bulb urethral glands, Prostate, Seminal vesicle. Penis: Histological structures, Erection mechanism, Clinical Considerations. FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM: Ovarian follicles, Primordial follicles, Growing follicles, Ovarian follicles, Corpus luteum, Corpus albicans, Histophysiologies, Oviduct: Gross structure, Histological structure, Histophysiologies, Uterus: Gross structure, Histological layers (Myometrium, Endometrium, Perimetrium,) Histophysiologies, 13 2 2 Vagina: Histological structure External genital and pregnancy: Lips, Clitoris, Vestibular glands, Placenta: Definition, Growth, Histological structure, Placenta barrier, secretions. Breasts: Definition, Histological structure, Breast changes in deferent stage, Clinical Considerations. SENSE ORGANS: General information Eye: Layers: External fibrous coat, Sclera, Cornea, Limbos, middle vascular coat, Retina, Photoreceptors, 14 2 2 Histophysiologies, Refractive media, aqueous humor, Lens, Vitreous body, Optic nerve, Accessory structure, Conjunctive, Eyelid, Lachrymal apparatus, Histological structure in deferent physiologic status and Clinical Considerations. Gustatory organ olfactory organ: Definition, Taste bude, Olfactory mucosa, Olfactory epithelium, histophysiologies and Clinical Considerations. Ear: External ear: Auricle, External Auditory meatus, 15 2 2 Histophysiologies, Middle Ear: Walls, Histological structure, Histophysiologies, Internal Ear: Osseous Labyrinth, Cochlea, Semicircular Canals, Membranous Labyrinth, organ of equilibrium, Organ o hear, histophysiologies and Clinical Considerations. NEVOUS SYSTEM: PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM 16 2 2 Nerve ganglia, Peripheral nerve, Histophysiologies Central nerve system:
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Gray matter and white matter Brain, Cerebrum, Brain stem, Cerebellum, Spinal cord, Meninge, Durra matter, Arachnoids, Piamater, Choroids Plexus, Cerebrospinal fluid, Clinical considerations. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Histology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Embryology Grade: One First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Introduction: Definition,History,Parts of Embryology, Location 1 1 1 of Embryology. Reproductive system: The female Genital system, The male 2 1 1 Genital system. Progenesis: Gametes,Gametogenesis,Ovarian cycle 3 1 1 Clinical correlates. 4 1 1 Development: Prenatal live, Postnatal live. Perorganogenesis: Fertilization,Period of fertilization, 5 1 1 Importence of fertilization, Clinical correlates. First week of development:Cleavage,Development in days 3rd 6 1 1 & 4 th,Development in days 6th ,Development in days 7th, Clinical correlates. Second week of development: Development in days 8th, 7 1 1 Development in days 9th, Development in days 11th, Development in days 13th ,Clinical correlates. Third week of development: Gastrulation,The primitive cardiovascular system, Notochord formation, Allantoises, Development of germ disc, Clinical orrelates.Neurolation 8 1 1 Development of somites,Development of intraembryionic coelom. Development of trophoblasts. Embryonic period: Organogenesis(Third to Eight weeks), Differentiation of Ectoderm, Differentiation of Mesoderm, 9 1 1 Differentiation of Endoderm, Differentiation of Somites, Clinical correlates, Brief organogenesis, Clinical correlates. Fetal Period: Differentiation of fetus, Clinical correlates, 10 1 1 Monthly, change, Time of birth. Fetal period: fourth weekly development of fetal period, 11 1 1 Clinical correlates, Premature & post mature babies. Extra Embryonic membrane: Placenta , Amnion, Chorion, 12 1 1 Clinical correlates. Extra Embryonic membrane: Fetal membrane in twins, 13 1 1 Clinical correlates. 14 1 1 Parturition: Postnatal period,( Feto neonatal circulation ). Extra normal change in prenatal period: Teratology, 15 1 1 Definition, Essential of Teratology, Kinds of Teratogens, Revolution in prenatal period, Clinical correlates.
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Effect on Embryogenesis: Genetics and human Development, 16 1 1 Molecular biology of human Development, In vitro fertilization, Prenatal diagnosis. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Physics Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Biophysics Grade: One Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Atom and its electronic orbital, Atomic character, Bohr Atomic 1 1 1 theory, Bohr first Axiom, Bohr Second Axiom, production of Electric current. Electric Current Effects: Thermal effect of electric current, Chemical effect of electric current, Use of electrolysis in medicine, Ionophotes, Magnetic effect of electric current, Capacitor and its use in medicine, Galvanic current, Galvanic 2 1 1 therapy, Protection from electric risks, electrical Shock Electrofiotion, Current intensity Types of electric current, Time of passing electric current, Direction of current in body, Cause of electric Died. Biomechanics, Arms, First type of arm, Second type of arm, third type of arm, body total equilibrium, center of mass, center of mass in static position, center of mass in motion 3 1 1 position, Biophysics of sound and mechanics of hearing, intensity of sound, amplitude of sound, tone of sound, mechanism of hearing, physical diagnosis of hearing defects, audiometer, Rinne experiment. Ultrasonic Waves: physical and chemical property of ultrasound, Production of ultrasound, Property of 4 1 1 piezoelectricity, Three portions of Quest, machines of ultrasound and its uses, Biological effect of ultrasound, Medical use of ultrasound. The Tissues, Repairment, Reduce of pain, Dazhronitu Diseases 5 1 1 shocks, Obsess, In zona, Diagnostics Ultrasound, Care in use of Ultrasound. Exchange of heat in body: sensation of heat and cold, protection of heat, character of water and its Biophysical result, specific heat of water, heat of vaporization of water, specific weigh of water, and its changing with tempera true, Ultraviolet ray and its Biological Effects 6 1 1 Totalities, Natural sound of Ultraviolet Ray, Artificial source of Ultraviolet Ray, Biological Effect of Ultraviolet Light, Redness of skin, Reduce the brightness of skin, Therapeutics use of Ultraviolet, Infrared light, Sources of infrared Light, Medical use of Infrared Light. Laser: Types of laser, Laser of solid, Gas laser, Semiconductor 7 1 1 laser, use of laser Nature of X-Rays: Machine of X-rays production, Property of 8 1 1 X-rays, Property of ionization, Property of florescence of production, Chemical property of X-rays, X-rays propagation in Page 46 of 161
A medium, Second rays, Simple diffuse of rays, Diffuse of rays with new wavelength, X-rays from Photoelectric, X-rays production from Materiality, Observation of X-rays Atomic Number: Density of body, Thickness of body, Filters, Measurement of X-rays, Quality measurement of X-rays, 9 1 1 Quality measurement of X-rays, Method of X-rays measurement, Measurement of X-rays by ionization Unit of X-rays dose: Absorb of dose, Unit of absorb dose, Contraction of Dosimeter, Ionization room, Machine of Measurement, Small Ionization room, Principles of physical 10 1 1 diagnostics with X-rays, Insert power of X-rays, The index of Absobtion of X-rays observation, Mechanism of Radiological image formation, Radiology machine, Conditions for radiography image, Localizer Introduction to Nuclear Energy: Atomic Nucleuses and states, Energy level, Nucleuses instability, Potentially shell, Binding 11 1 1 energy, Isotope, isobar, isotones, isomer, rays of radioactive materials, natural radioactive materials. Particle, Particle, rays, Laws of Radioactivity, Changing of the radioactive materials, Changing by Emission of – Particles, Changing by emission of rays, Period of changing or half life of 12 1 1 radioactive materials, Radioisotopes, Methods of production radioactive isotopes, Production of radioisotopes with the help of charged particles, Use of photons energy, Reaction of Nuclear with Neutron Atomic Reactor: Production of radioisotopes from Derivative of production, Specification of radioactivity and its measurement, Specific Activity, Specification and measurement of radioactive 13 1 1 materials, ionization phenomenon, fluorescence phenomenon chemical property of rays, other properties of rays, use of radioisotopes in medical and biological researches, Market molecules Radiology: Tissues and cells exposed to radiation of rays, Amount of radiation rays, Damage from ionization rays, 14 1 1 Radiation of large Amount of rays to whole body, Radiation of large amount of rays to a limited portion of body for a long time. Radiation of small amount of rays in limited Portion of body, Mechanism of Biological effect of rays, Therapeutic property of X-rays and Radioactive, Rays of Radioactive. 15 1 1 Material: -- Particles, - particles,-- rays, Radioisotopes, Internal method, External method, Radiotherapy, physical principles of Radiotherapy. Superficial Radiotherapy of Body: Deep radiotherapy of body, Changing Radiotherapy, Protection Against the risks of rays, 16 1 1 Protection against radiobiology and radiotherapy diagnostics, by protective instruments, Protection of patenting in diagnostic
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and radiotherapy facility, protection of health worker in radiobiology diagnostics, protection radioactive materials, protection from – particle, protection from the --- particle, protection from rays, standard and control from the protection of rays, data table of permissible dose Maximum quantity working dose, classifying for people from maximum radiation point of view, control and protection of people and building film dose mater --, thermophotolonisone. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Foreign Language Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: English Grade: One First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Friends, talking about friends, relatives and famous people 1 0 4 Grammar: Questions forms, stress in question, reading passage Friends, talking about friends, relatives and famous people 2 0 4 Grammar: Questions forms, stress in question, listening Relax: talking about stress and ways of relaxing 3 0 4 Grammar: present perfect tense, simple present tense, reading passage. Relax: talking about stress and ways of relaxing 4 0 4 Grammar: present perfect tense, simple present tense, reading passage. Dating: Talking about first visit and quality of ideal partner. 5 0 4 Grammar: Simple past tense, compound adjective listening. Dating: Talking about first visit and quality of ideal partner. 6 0 4 Grammar: Simple past tense, compound adjective reading passage. Adrenalin: Talking about exciting experience, listening. 7 0 4 Grammar: Comparative and superlative adjectives, telling Stories, anecdotes etc. reading passage, reading passage. Adrenalin: Talking about exciting experience, listening. 8 0 4 Grammar: Comparative and superlative adjectives, telling Stories, anecdotes etc. reading passage, listening. Kids: Talking about children and good parents 9 0 4 Grammar: Defining relative clauses, reading passage, listening Kids: Talking about children and good parents 10 0 4 Grammar: Defining relative clauses, reading passage, listening News: Talking about celebrating gossips and privacy 11 0 4 Grammar: Passive voice reading passage, listening News: Talking about celebrating gossips and privacy 12 0 4 Grammar: Passive voice reading passage, listening Party: Talking about festivals 13 0 4 Grammar: Future tense, Reading passage, listening Party: Talking about festivals 14 0 4 Grammar: Future tense, Reading passage, listening 15 0 4 Review 16 0 4 Review One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Foreign Language Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: English Grade: One Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Soap: Talking about family relationship and characters, 1 0 3 Grammar: Reported speech, phrasal verbs, reading and listening Soap: Talking about family relationship and characters, 2 0 3 Grammar: Reported speech, phrasal verbs, reading and listening Time: Talking about rules and regulation 3 0 3 Grammar: Modal auxi, time prep, reading passage Time: Talking about rules and regulation 4 0 3 Grammar: Modal auxi, time prep, reading passage Journey: Talking about reasons for traveling 5 0 3 Grammar: modals for deduction, listening and reading passage Journey: Talking about reasons for traveling 6 0 3 Grammar: modals for deduction, listening and reading passage Basics: Talking about eating habit, anecdote, designing a meal 7 0 3 Grammar: Quantities, countable and uncountable nouns, reading passage Basics: Talking about eating habit, anecdote, designing a meal 8 0 3 Grammar: Quantities, countable and uncountable nouns, reading passage Communications: Making phone call, talking about male female stereotypes 9 0 3 Grammar: Real condition, first condition and zero condition listening. Communications: Making phone call, talking about male female stereotypes 10 0 3 Grammar: Real condition, first condition and zero condition listening. Style: Talking about getting ready to go out 11 0 3 Grammar: Unreal condition, reading and listening Style: Talking about getting ready to go out 12 0 3 Grammar: Unreal condition, reading and listening Age: Talking about age limit 13 0 3 Grammar: Future tense reading passage listening Age: Talking about age limit 14 0 3 Grammar: Future tense reading passage listening 15 0 3 Review 16 0 3 Review One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Islamic Studies Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Islamic Studies
Grade: One First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 0 Doctors quality according to Islam 2 1 0 Importance of Moral and good Nature in Islam 3 1 0 General information 4 1 0 Definition of Moral and Ethics 5 1 0 Importance of Moral and good Nature in the new epoch 6 1 0 Doctors specification in Islam 7 1 0 General information 8 1 0 Order and discipline 9 1 0 Non Fanaticism 10 1 0 Good relations between doctors 11 1 0 Clear teaching and getting medical information 12 1 0 Non attention just to world material 13 1 0 Responsibility of state about oath doctors 14 1 0 General information 15 1 0 General information 16 1 0 General information One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Islamic Studies Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Islamic Studies
Grade: One Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 0 Definition of worship 2 1 0 Pillar of worship in Islam 3 1 0 Condition of worship in Islam 4 1 0 Worth of worship in Islam 5 1 0 Utility of worship in Islam 6 1 0 Difference between worship of Muslims and non Muslims بدعت در عبادات Innovation in worship 0 1 7 انحراف در عبادات Deviation In worship 0 1 8 9 1 0 Philosophy of worship 10 1 0 Philosophy of pray 11 1 0 Philosophy of chairs (Zakat) 12 1 0 Philosophy of fasting 13 1 0 Philosophy of fasting 14 1 0 Philosophy of hajj 15 1 0 Philosophy of hajj 16 1 0 Philosophy of hajj One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Physiology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Physiology
Grade: One Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Red blood cells: (Structure and functions) Regulation of RBC production, Formation of Hemoglobin, Destruction of RBC, 1 2 2 Anemia and Polycythemia. Resistance of the body to infection: Monocytes, Macrophage system, inflammation, Leukemia Homeostasis and coagulation, Condition that cause excessive bleeding. 2 2 2 Anticoagulant and blood coagulation Test, Blood Groups, Agglutinogen, agglutination. Blood type and Rh blood type, Transfusion and transfusion 3 2 2 reaction. Transplantation of tissue and organs. General information about the immunity, Innate immunity and acquired immunity. 4 2 2 Preprocessing of the T and B lymphocytes, antibodies reaction, Mechanism of activation of a clone of lymphocytes. Humoral immunity and the antibodies, several types of T-cells and their different function, Tolerance of the acquired immunity system to one’s own tissue 5 2 2 Role of the suppressor T-cells in the development of tolerance. Vaccination, allergy caused by activated T-cells, Delayed reaction allergy, Allergies in the so called allergic person with excess lgE antibodies. Organization of the cells, Cytoplasm and its organelles, Function system of the cell 6 2 2 Extraction of energy from the nutrients, Enzymatic control of synthesis, Cell functions and cell reproduction Syntheses of the substance in the cell, Control of cell growth and reproduction. 7 2 2 Membrane physiology, transport of lone and molecules through the cell membrane Brief anatomic/histological structure, Muscle fiber, general mechanism of muscle contraction, interaction of Acting-myosin filaments and role of calcium ions, Energetic of muscle contraction types of muscle contraction and muscle fibers, 8 2 2 Mechanism of skeletal muscle contraction Remodeling of muscle to match function. Excitation of skeletal muscle, transmission of impulse from nerve to muscle fibers, Muscle action Potential, Excitation and contraction of the smooth muscle Page 53 of 161
Anatomic/Histological structure of the neuron and 9 2 2 classification of the neuron. Membrane potential, Properties of nerve fibers Accommodation identification, 10 2 2 Synapse, Transmitters. Anatomic structure of the respiratory system and respiration, Pulmonary ventilation Phases and respiratory unit, Non respiratory function of the respiratory system. 11 2 2 Mechanism of respiration and respiratory pressure, Pulmonary function test, Alveolar ventilation and exchanges respiratory gasses. Definition of gasses, Transport of respiratory gasses in blood, Oxygen and carbon dioxide transport in the blood. 12 2 2 Diffusion of oxygen in the arterial blood, tissue respiration, regulation of respiration. Brief anatomy and histology of the Digestive system, Motility of the gastro in intestinal system, control of motility of gastro 13 2 2 intestinal system. Propulsion and mixing of good in the alimentary tract, Secretary functions of the alimentary tract. Secretary functions of alimentary tract, secretion of bile by the 14 2 2 liver. Pancreatic secretions Digestion in the alimentary tract, absorption in the alimentary 15 2 2 tract. Physiologic disorders of the Gastrointestinal tract, Anatomic , Functional systemically change of the neonate. 16 2 2 Functional systemically changes of the neonate. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Forensic Medicine Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Medical Ethics
Grade: One Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical The basic principles of Medical profession Ethics and 1 1 0 Deontology Doctor relations with patients The basic principles of Medical profession Ethics and 2 1 0 Deontology Doctor relations with patients Doctor relations and patient relations 3 1 0 Doctor relations with rest of Medical personal Doctor particulars in Varies Medical fields 4 1 0 Deontology in surgery Deontology in obstetrics and Gynecology 5 1 0 Deontology in Stomatology Deontology in Interior Clinic 6 1 0 Medical Deontology in Pediatric Medicine Medical Deontology in Experiment of forensic Medicine 7 1 0 Medical secret 8 1 0 Mistakes and coincidences in Medicine, Latrogenia Bad coindeidence conclusion 9 1 0 Medical personnel responsibilities along Sid of professional penalty Illegally abortion 10 1 0 Abstention from patient helps Abusing form power or job position 11 1 0 Dissimulation documents Non-permissible Experience on Human 12 1 0 Offending from Epidemic Provision Illegally Medical profession 13 1 0 Barreling of men and women without Medical Indication Medical negligence’s 14 1 0 Way of prevention form provision of Medical professional Experts of forensic Medicine and Violations of Medical 15 1 0 professional personnel 16 1 0 Medical swearing formula and their explanation One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Physiology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Special Sense Physiology
Grade: Two Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Brief anatomic/Histological structure of the eye. 1 3 1 Physical principle of optics and optic of the eye Error of refraction, ophthalmoscope. Receptor and neural function of retina 2 3 1 Visual pathway and visual cortex Perimetery, eye, movement and their control Brief anatomophysilogy of the auditory system 3 3 1 Cochlea and Organs of corti Determination of loudness and frequency of the sound Auditory pathways and auditory cortex 4 3 1 Audio graph and types of deafness Equilibrium and structure of related organs Equilibrium and receptor, their stimulation and pathways 5 3 1 Sense of taste, Taste receptors Sense of taste, Taste pathways Sense of smell 6 3 1 Physiology of the skin Skin receptors and their adoption Brief anatomy of the central nervous system 7 3 1 Motor function of the spinal cord, the cord reflexes The muscle receptors The Flexor reflex 8 3 1 The scratch reflex Cortical and brain stem control of motor function The motor cortex and the corticospinal tract 9 3 1 Role of the brain stem in controlling motor function Vestibular sensation and the maintenance of equilibrium The cerebellum, the Basal Ganglia and Overall Motor Control The cerebellum and its motor function 10 3 1 The cerebral cortex, intellectual function of the brain and learning. Functions of the specific cortical areas 11 3 1 Function of the brain and its communication Function of the Corpus callusum and anterior commisura Somatic sensation 12 3 1 The limbic system The hypothalamus 13 3 1 Specific function of the other parts o the limbic system
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Sleep Brain waves Psychotic Behavioral and dementia General organization of the Autonomic Nervous system, 14 3 1 Basic characteristics of sympathetic and parasympathetic function The Autonomic Reflexes 15 3 1 Cerebral blood flow The cerebrospinal fluid Synapses of the CNS 16 3 1 Some important characteristics of the synaptic transmission Brain metabolism One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Biochemistry Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Biochemistry
Grade: Two First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Carbohydrates: Introduction, definition, classification, Sugar Exhibit Various forms of Isomerism, (D and L Isomerism, Asymmetric carbon, Optical activity, Apha and beta anomers, pyranose and furanose structure, Epimer, Aldose – Ketoses, 1 2 2 Isomerism) Chemical properties, of Monosaccharide: Reaction with Hydrazine’s to from Osazones, oxidation to produce sugar acids, action of acids, action of bases, reduction of sugar to form sugar alcohols, reaction of aldoses with HCN Cyslic structure of carbohydrates: cyclic structure Mutarotation, Anomers and Anomeric carbon. 2 2 2 Monosaccharide Disaccharides: introduction of the most important monosaccharide, Introduction of Disaccharides, Maltose, Lactoses, sucrose. Poly saccharides: Introduction , Homo poly saccharides (Starch Glycogen, Inuline, Cellulose, Dextrin) Hetero poly saccharides, (Hyaluronic acid, Chondroitin sulfate, Heparin) and 3 2 2 Glycoprotein’s Lipids: Introduction, classification, Derived Lipids, fatty acid, (Definition Type, Essential fatty acid, Melting point, Eicosanoids) Glycerol Steroids and Sterols: Introduction, Cholesterol, other sterols: 7-dehydrocolesterol, Simple Lipids: Waxes, Compound lipids: Introduction, 1- Phospholipids, Diphosphatidyglycerol, Iecithin’s cephalins, phosphotidyl 4 2 2 serine, phosphotidyl Inositol, lyso, phosphatides, Plasmalogens, sphingomyeline) 2- Glycolipids (derbrosides, Gangliosides) Amino acid and proteins: introduction, classification and structure of Amino acids, Essential Amino acids, Physicochemical Properties. Properties of amino acids: chemical Properties: Due to Carboxylic Group (Formation of Ester, formation of Amide, formation of Amine by Decarboxylation) Due to Amine Group (Salt formation with acids, Acylation, Methylation, Reaction 5 2 2 with HNO2, Reaction with CO2, Oxidative Deamination, Peptide Bond Proteins: Classification, Structure, Reaction of Proteins (Reaction with water, Denaturation, Reaction with Ions) Nucleic acid: (DNA, RNA, Nucleoprotein, base purine,
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pyrimidine, sugar, nucleotides nucleosides, Vitamins: (Introduction, Classification,) Fat soluble Vitamins: Vitamin A: (Structure, Forms, Dietary Sources, Daily requirement, absorption, storage and transport, Functions of 6 2 2 Vitamin A) Vit. D, and vit, E: (Structure, Forms, Dietary Sources, Daily requirement, absorption, storage and transport, Functions of Vitamin A and vitamin E) Vitamin K: (Structure, Forms, Dietary Sources, Daily requirement, absorption, storage and transport, Functions of 7 2 2 Vitamin K) Vitamin F: Introduction Water soluble Vitamins: Vit. C, Vit. B1, Vit. B2, Structure, metabolic role, Deficiency of some vitamins, Daily requirement. Vit. B5, Vit. B6, Vit. PP: Structure, metabolic role, Deficiency of some vitamins, Daily requirement. 8 2 2 Vit. H, Vit. B12, Vit. Bc: Structure, metabolic role, Deficiency of some vitamins, Daily requirement. Enzymes: Introduction, Properties, factors affecting, Enzymes activity, Mechanism of Enzyme action, Enzymes inhibition, 9 2 2 Regulation, of enzymes, activity. Enzymes: Classification, Role of metals in enzymes activity, Co enzymes, Diagnostic value, of enzyme levels. The biochemistry of the gastrointestinal tract: Introduction, Digestion and absorption in mouth, Digestion and absorption in stomach, Bile and role of it in Digestion. 10 2 2 The biochemistry of the gastrointestinal tract: Digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, Digestion and absorption of fats and cholesterol, Digestion and absorption of protein. Metabolism of Water and Non Organic Substances (Electrolytes, Minerals and Trace Elements): Introduction, Fluid compartments of the Body, Determination of Body Fluid Compartments, Gain and Loss of Body Water, Regulation of Water Balance, Effects of a Pure Water Deprivation, water 11 2 2 Excess or water intoxication Metabolism of Water and Non Organic substances (Electrolytes, Minerals and trace Elements): Metabolism of non organic substances: Introduction, The electrolytes of body fluids, Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium Chloride. Metabolism, of water and Non organic substances, (Electrolytes, Minerals and trace elements: Introduction, Iron, Manganese, Calcium, Phosphorus, Zinc, Molybdenum, 12 2 2 Chromium, Selenium, Iodine, Sulfur, Fluorine, Nickel, Copper, Cobalt, Aluminum (Aluminum) and Silicone. Metabolism of carbohydrates: Introduction. Glycolysis: introduction, reaction, regulation 13 2 2 Metabolism of carbohydrates: Enzymes and Coenzvymes of
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glycolyss Reversion of Glycolysis, Formation and Fate of Pyruvic acid Electron transport system and oxidative phosphorylation: Mechanisms of the control of Glucose combustion Citric acid cycle: Reactions, Regulation 14 2 2 Citric acid cycle: Bioenergetics (Calculation of TAP Moles which products in Glycolysis and Citric acid cycle from Glucose) Hexose Mono Phosphate (HMP) Shunt (Pentose Phosphate Pathway): Introduction regulation, Metabolic Significance 15 2 2 Metabolism of Glycogen Glycogenesis: Introduction, Reaction and regulation Metabolism of Glycogen Glycogenesis: Regulation of Glycogen Metabolism, Inherited Disorders (Glycogen Storage Diseases of GSD) 16 2 2 Metabolism of Galactose: Introduction, Metabolic Pathway, Biosynthesis of Lactose Metabolism of Fructose: Introduction, Metabolic Pathway One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Biochemistry Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Biochemistry
Grade: Two Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Metabolism of Lipids: Introduction Activation of Fatty Acid, Carnitine and its Role in F.A. Metabolism, Oxidation of Fatty Acid, Formation and 1 2 2 Utilization of Ketone Bodies: Beta Oxidation (Beta Oxidation of Saturated F.AsBeta Oxidation of Odd Carbon F. As Best Oxidation of Unsaturated F As) Ketoses of Ketoacidosis Calculation of Energy of fatty acid combustion in the body Biosynthesis of the fatty acid: Introduction of Biosyntheses of Saturated F. As, Biosynthesis of Unsaturated F As. 2 2 2 Biosynthesis of Triglycerides, Biosynthesis, Phospholipids: (Triacylglycerols) Biosyntheses of Glycerophospholipds (Lecithin, Phosphatidyl Serine, Phosphatidyl Ethanolamine, Cardiolipin, Plasmalogens) Biosynthesis and Catabolism of Sphingolipids: Biosynthesis and Catabolism of Sphingolipids and Catabolism of (Ceramide and Sphingomyeline Glucocerebroside, Galactoderebrosides, Sulfa tide, Ceramide Lacto side, Ceramide Tri hexoside and 3 2 2 Ganglioside) Prostaglandins Prstacyclines, and Thromboxanes. Leukotrienes (Lts): ( Introduction, Structure, Metabolism and Functions) Chemistry and Functions Control of Fat Metabolism, Role of Liver in Lipid Metabolism, Plasma Lipoproteins and their Metabolism: Lipotropic 4 2 2 Factors, Role of Adipose tissue in Fat Metabolism. Metabolism of Free Fatty Acid Metabolism of Cholesterol: Introduction, Biosynthesis, Regulation, Functions of Cholesterol, Transport of Cholesterol 5 2 2 Metabolism of Cholesterol: Factors affecting Plasma Cholesterol Level and Fate of Cholestertol. Metabolism of Protein and Amino Acids:: Introduction, Nitrogen balance, Dissimilation of amino acids, or N- Catabolism of amino acids, transamination, Deamination (Oxidative and Non Oxidative) 6 2 2 Urea formation in Krebs’ – Henseleit (Urea) Cycle: Biosynthesis, Regulation of Urea synthesis, Clinical significance of Urea, inherited disorders associated with Urea cycle. Metabolism of Amino Acid: Glycine, Creatine and Creatinine , 7 2 2 Alanine, Valine, Lucien, Lucien, Isoleucine, Serine,
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Methionine. Metabolism of Amino Acid: Cysteine, Glutamic acid, Glutamine, Aspartic acid, Asparagin, Arginine, Lysine. Metabolism of Amino Acid: Ormithine, eitrulline, Histidine, 8 2 2 Tryptophan, Proline, Hydoxy Proline, Phenylalanine, Tyrosine Metabolism of Pieces which have one carbon Metabolism of Pyrimidines and Purines: Biosynthesis and Catabolism of Pyrimidines 9 2 2 Metabolism of Pyrimidines and Purines: Biosynthesis and catabolism of Purines, Uric acid metabolism and clinical disorders of Purines and Pyrimidines metabolism Biosynthesis of DNA 10 2 2 Biosynthesis of DNA: (mRNA, tRNA, rRNA) Synthesis of Protein 11 2 2 Mutation The Biochemistry of Endocrine Glands, General mechanism of action of Hormones: Introduction, Classification, Factors Regulating Hormone Action, General Properties of Hormones. 12 2 2 Pituitary Hormones: Introduction, Hormones of the Anterior Pituitary ,Growth H (Chemistry, Functions, Regulation of Growth H. Secretion, Clinical Importance) Pituitary Tropic Hormones: (Regulation of Secretion and Functions) such as Prolactin, Gonadotropins, FSH, and LH, Thyrotrophic Hormones (TSH) and Adrenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH) Hormone of Middle Lobe of Pituitary (Melanocyte 13 2 2 Stimulating Hormones) Functions, Clinical Importance, Regulation of Secretion. Hormones of Posterior Pituitary Lobe (Vasopressin, Oxytocin): Functions and Clinical Importance, Abnormalities, of Pituitary Functions Thyroid Gland Hormones: (Thyfoxin, Tri-iodo Thyronine) introduction, Metabolism, Mechanism of action, Actions, Regulation, Abnormalities 14 2 2 Parathyroid Glands and their Hormones: Introduction Parathormone, Calcitonin: (Chemistry, Biosynthesis, Metabolism, Mechanism of action, Actions, Regulation, Abnormalities of Parathyroid Function) Pancreas and its Hormones,: Introduction, Insulin, Glucagon: (Chemistry, Biosynthesis, Secretion, Regulation, Transport and Metabolism of action, metabolic role and functions of Insulin Adrenal Glands and their Hormones: Introductions, 15 2 2 Regulation, Transport and Metabolism, Mechanism, of Action, Metabolic role and function of Insulin) Descriptions like Insulin, Somatostatin, (Chemistry and Functions)
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Adrenal Medullay Hormones (Epinephrine and Nor epinephrine): Introduction, Metabolism, Mechanism of 16 2 2 Action, Metabolic Effects,. Abnormalities or Clinical Aspects. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Microbiology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Microbiology
Grade: Two First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Morphology of Micro Organisms: Definition, Basics types of Microbes 1 2 2 Morphology of Micro Organisms: Difference between eukaryotes and prokaryotes, optic methods. Microbiology of Micro Organisms: Structure of Eukaryotic cells, Structure of Prokaryotic cells. 2 2 2 Microbiology of Micro Organisms: Simple stain and other stains Spheroblast and protoplast, L-form bacteria. Microbiology of Micro Organisms: Ednospore 3 2 2 Microbiology of Micro Organisms: Classification of bacteria and five kingdom classification Physiology of Micro Organisms: Biochemical structure of microbial cell 4 2 2 Physiology of Micro Organisms: Media and its preparation. Growth of micro organism Physiology of Micro Organisms: Culture, Characters of 5 2 2 Bacteria Physiology of Micro Organisms: Respiration of Microbes. Physiology of Micro Organisms: Isolation of micro organisms in pure culture 6 2 2 Physiology of Micro Organisms: Microbes Enzymes, Antibiogram Microbial Flora: Role of resident flora, Normal flora of skin. 7 2 2 Microbial Flora: Mouth and upper respiratory tract flora Intestinal, urethra, Vaginal and eye flora Infection: Microbes Toxins, Exotoxin and Endo toxins, Period of and infectious disease. 8 2 2 Infection: Clinical form of infection, Distribution, severity of infectious disease. Immunology: Specific and non specific host defense mechanism 9 2 2 Immunology: Specific and non specific host defense mechanism Immunology: Genetic in immunity 10 2 2 Immunology: Vaccination, Antigens Immunology: Antibodies 11 2 2 Immunology: Cellular and Humeral immunity Page 65 of 161
Immunology: Immune reaction and their significance roles. 12 2 2 Immunology: Immune reaction and their significance roles. Allergy: Allergy, Anaphylaxis 13 2 2 Genetics: Hypergia, DNA and RNA structures Genetics: Plasmids and Episome, Phenotype and Genotypic 14 2 2 changes Genetics: Phenotype and Genotypic changes Anti Microbial therapy: Laboratory usage of Antibiotics. 15 2 2 Anti Microbial therapy: Antibiotic susceptibility test. Anti Microbial therapy (pathogen infections of bodies): Determination of antibiotic measure in body fluid. Anti Microbial therapy (pathogen infections of bodies): 16 2 2 Central Nervous system infection, Lymph and blood infections. Gastro intestinal infections, Urinary tract infections, Skin and soft tissue infections, Respiratory infections. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Microbiology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Microbiology
Grade: Two Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Gram Positive Cocci: Staphylococc, Morphology, Culture, Growth 1 2 2 Gram Positive Cocci: Staphylococc, Pathogenesis, Clinical Finding, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Prevention and control. Gram Positive Cocci: Staphylococc, Morphology, Culture, Growth 2 2 2 Gram Positive Cocci: Staphylococc, Pathogenesis, Clinical Finding, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control. Pneumococci: Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic Structures, Toxins, Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and Control. 3 2 2 Neisseria: (Neisseria Gonorrhea, Nesseria Meningitides) Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and Control Gram Negative Enteric Bacilli,: (Escherichia coli): Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 4 2 2 Gram Negative Enteric Bacilli,: (Escherichia coli): Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Gram Negative Enteric Bacilli’s: (Salmonella, Shigella) Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 5 2 2 Gram Negative Enteric Bacilli’s: (Salmonella, Shigella) Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Vibreos Compylo bacter: (V. Cholera, C.Jejuni): Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 6 2 2 Vibreos Compylo bacter: (V. Cholera, C.Jejuni): Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Helicobacter (H.Pylori) Bacillus (B. Anthraces): 7 2 2 Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic Page 67 of 161
structures, Toxins, Pathogenesis Helicobacter (H.Pylori) Bacillus (B. Anthraces): Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Clostridium: (Cl. Tetani, Cl. Perfringens, Cl. Gas gangrene) Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 8 2 2 Clostridium: (Cl. Tetani, Cl. Perfringens, Cl. Gas gangrene) Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Corynebacterium (C. Diphtheria) Hemophillus Infloenzae) Bordetela (B. Pertussis) Brucella (Brucella): Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 9 2 2 Corynebacterium (C. Diphtheria) Hemophillus Infloenzae) Bordetela (B. Pertussis) Brucella (Brucella):, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Yersinia (Yercinia Pestis) Francisella, Pasturella (Pastuella Sturella) Mycoplasma (Mycoplasma): Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, Pathogenesis 10 2 2 Yersinia (Yercinia Pestis) Francisella, Pasturella (Pastuella Sturella) Mycoplasma (Mycoplasma): Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Mycobacterium, Spirochetes, Richettsial Disease: Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 11 2 2 Mycobacterium, Spirochetes, Richettsial Disease: Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Virology: (Adenovirus, Para Influenza and Herpes Virus): Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, Pathogenesis 12 2 2 Virology: (Adenovirus, Para Influenza and Herpes Virus): Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Virology: (Mumps, Measles, Smallpox and Rubella Virus): Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 13 2 2 Virology: ( Mumps, Measles, Smallpox and Rubella Virus ): Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Virology: {Hepatitis, Polio myelitis, Rabies and Retro Virus 14 2 2 (AIDS)}: Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins,
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Virology: {Hepatitis, Polio myelitis, Rabies and Retro Virus (AIDS)}: Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Mycology: (Surface mycosis, Skin mycosis): Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 15 2 2 Mycology: (Surface mycosis, Skin mycosis): Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control Mycology: (Subcutaneous mycosis, Deep mycosis): Morphology, Culture, Growth, Characteristics, Antigenic structures, Toxins, 16 2 2 Mycology: ( Subcutaneous mycosis, Deep mycosis ) Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, Diagnostic Lab test, Treatment, Epidemiology, Prevention and control One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Islamic Studies Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Islamic Studies
Grade: Two First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 0 Definition of Islamic Weltanschauung توحید Unification in Islamic Weltanschauung 0 1 2 3 1 0 Unification in Islamic Weltanschauung 4 1 0 Self recognize Unification in Islamic Weltanschauung 5 1 0 Self Correction in Islamic Weltanschauung 6 1 0 Importance of belief in the society 7 1 0 Means of Qaza and Qadar in Islamic Weltanschauung 8 1 0 Means of Qaza and Qadar in Islamic Weltanschauung 9 1 0 Factors of Muslims Decline in the world 10 1 0 Internal Factors 11 1 0 Internal Factors 12 1 0 External Factors 13 1 0 A view to Islamic countries 14 1 0 A view to Islamic countries 15 1 0 A view to Islamic countries 16 1 0 Final One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Islamic Studies Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Islamic Studies
Grade: Two Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 0 Complete information about Islam 2 1 0 Introduction 3 1 0 Religions and Politics 4 1 0 Religious Lows 5 1 0 State Definition 6 1 0 Politics Definition 7 1 0 Political individual’s rights in Islam 8 1 0 Political of individual rights 9 1 0 Suffrage 10 1 0 Definition of Leadership 11 1 0 Council in Islam 12 1 0 Definition of Democracy 13 1 0 Islam and Democracy 14 1 0 Islam and Democracy 15 1 0 Responsibilities of Islamic Governmenat 16 1 0 Responsibilities of Islamic Governmenat One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Pathology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Pathology
Grade: Two Second Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Cell injury, causes of cell injury 1 3 2 Mechanism of cell injury Cellular adaptation to injury Cell injury and adaptation 2 3 2 Reversible and irreversible cell injury. Programmed cell death (apoptosis), cellular aging Acute inflammation vascular change Cellular events, acute inflammation. 3 3 2 Acute inflammation defect in leukocyte function, chemical mediators. Inflammation induced tissue injury, outcome of acute inflammation 4 3 2 Chronic inflammation, glaucomatous inflammation Morphologic patterns, Systemic effects. Cell regeneration 5 3 2 Repair by connective tissue wound healing Edema, congestion Hemorrhage, normal homeostasis 6 3 2 Thrombosis Embolism Shock 7 3 2 Cell of the immune system Histocompatability molecules. Cytokines 8 3 2 Mechanism of immune-mediated injury Auto immune diseases Amyloidosis 9 3 2 Immune deficiency diseases Amyloidoses Definition, nomenclature of neoplasm 10 3 2 Characteristic of benign and malignant neoplasm Epidemiology Epidemiology 11 3 2 Etiology of cancer Host defense against Mutations, mendelion disorder 12 3 2 Diseases caused by mutation (receptor protein, structural protein, enzyme protein)
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Diseases caused by mutation, protein cell growth, disorders with multi factorial Cytoginic disorders 13 3 2 Congenital anomalies, Respiratory distress syndrome, cystic fibrosis, Air pollution 14 3 2 Tobacco smoke Injury by chemical agent Injury by physical agent 15 3 2 Nutritional diseases New and emerging infection diseases Host barrier to infection 16 3 2 How infectious agents cause disease Special techniques for diagnosis, inflammatory response One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Pathology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Pathology
Grade: Three First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Vascular wall cell, arterial disorder, congenital anomalies, 1 2 1 arteriosclerosis Hypertension, aneurysm, and dissection Vasculitis, Vein and Lymphatic disorder, Vascular Tomors 2 2 1 Congestive, Heart disease, Ischemic Heart disease, Angina Pectoris, Myocardial infarction, chronic Ischemic Hear Disease, Sudden cardiac death 3 2 1 Hypertensive Heart Disease, Cor-Pulmonal, Vavular Heart Diseases, Rheumatic Fever Calcify Aortic Stenosis, Mitral valve, prolepses, Non, Bacterial Thrombotic Endocarditis, infective, ednocarditis, primary Myocardial disease, congenital heart disease, left to right 4 2 1 shunt Right to left shunt, Obstructive lesion, Pericardial Disease cardiac Tumors. Red cell disorder, Iron deficiency anemia, anemia of chronic disease, hemorrhagic anemia, megaloblastic anemia, 5 2 1 Aplastic Anemia, Myelophthestic Anemia, Hemolytic Anemia, Spherocytic Anemia, Sickle cell Anemia, Thalasemia G6PD, DNH, Polycythemia, white cell Disorder, Leukopenia, Leukocytoses, Infectious Mononucleoses, 6 2 1 Leukemia (AML, ALL, Monocytic Leukemia, CML, CLL, Leukomoid Reaction Bleeding Disorder, DIC, Thrombocytopenia, ITP, Coagulation 7 2 1 Disorder Spleen Disease, Lymph Node Disease, Thymus Gland Disease Malingnant Lymphoma, Non Hodghin’s Lymphoma, Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma 8 2 1 Follicular Lymphoma, Mantle cell Lymphoma, Lymphoblastic Lymphoma, Burkett’s Lymphoma, and Hodghin’s Disease Atelectasis, Obstructive Lung Disease (Asthma, Emphysema) 9 2 1 Chronic Bronchitis, Bronchiectasis, Restrictive Lund Disease Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis, Chronic Restrictive Lung 10 2 1 Disease, Sarcoidosis, Vascular Lung Disease, Pulmonary Hypertension Page 75 of 161
Pulmonary Infections, Community acquired acute pneumonia Tuberculosis, Fungal infection, Lang abscess, 11 2 1 Lung Tumors, Pleural lesions, Lesion of the upper respiratory tract Oral Cavity Disease, Leukoplakis, Cancer of oral cavity, Salivary glands disease, Esophagus Disorder 12 2 1 Esophagitis, Esophagus carcinoma, Stomach Disease, Gastritis, Peptic Ulcer. Tumors of Stomach, Developmental anomalies of intestine, 13 2 1 Megacolon, Vascular Disorder Diarrheal Disease, Malabsorption Syndrome. Idiopathic Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Colonic 14 2 1 Diverticulosis, Bowel Bostruction Tumors of the small and large intestines, Acute Appendicitis. Hepatic Injury, Jaundice, Hepatic failure, Cirrhosis. 15 2 1 Inflammatory Disorders, Viral hepatitis, Liver abscess, Inborn Errors of Metabolism. Hemochromatosis, Wilson Disease, Ciculatory Disorders, Tumors of Liver. 16 2 1 Cholelithiasis, Cholecystitis, Tumors of Pancreas, Exocrine Pancreas Disease One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Pathology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Pathology
Grade: Three Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Glomerular Diseases: Pathogeneis of Glomerular Diseases, Nephrotic Syndrome, Minimal Change Diseases, Membranous GN, Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis, 1 2 2 Membranoproliferative GN Nephritic Syndrome: Acute Proliferative GN. RPGN, IgA, Nephropathy, Hereditary Nephritis, Chronic GN Disease affecting Tubules and Interstitium: Tubulointerstitial Nephristis, Acute Pyelonephritis, Chr. Pylonerphristis, and Reflux Nephropathy, Drug Induced Interstitia Nephritis, Acute 2 2 2 Tubular Necrosis Cystic Disease of the Kidney and Urinary outflow obstruction: Simple Cysts, Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease, Renal Stones, Hydronephrosis. Tumors: Renal Cell carcinoma, Wilms Tumor, Tumor of the 3 2 2 Urinary Bladder and Collecting System. Penis: Malformations, Inflammatory Lesions, Neoplasm Scrotum, Testis and Epididymis: Cryptorchidism and Testicular Atrophy, Inflammatory Lesions, Testicular 4 2 2 Neoplasm Prostate: Prostatitis, Nodular Hyperplasia of Prostate, Carcinoma of the Prostate Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Syphilis, Gonorrhea, The Vulva and the Vagina Diseases: Vulvitis, Non-neoplastic 5 2 2 Epithelial Disorders, Tumors, Vaginitis, Vaginal Intraepithelial Neoplasia and Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Sarcoma Botryoides. The Cervix Diseases: Cervicitis, Tumors of the Cervix The Body of Uterus: Endometritis, Adenomyosis, 6 2 2 Endomerriosis, DUB and Endometrial Dysplasia, Tumors of the Endometrium and Myometrium The Ovaries: Follicle and Luteal Cysts, Polycystic Ovaries, Tumors of the Ovary 7 2 2 Disease of Pregnancy: Hydatidiform Mole: Compete and Partial, Invasive Mole, Choriocarcinoma, Preclampsia, Eclapsia Fibrocystic Change and Inflammation of the Breast: Tumors 8 2 2 of the Breast, Fibro adenoma, Phyllodes Tumor, Carcinoma, The Pituitary Gland: Hyperthyroidism and Pituitary
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Adenomas, Hypothyroidism, Posterior Pituitary Syndrome. The Thyroid Gland: Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyroidism, Graves Disease, Diffuse Non-toxic Goiter and Multinodular 9 2 2 Goiter, Thyroiditis, Neoplasm The Parathyroid Gland: Hyperparathyroidism, Hyperparathyroidism, Pancreas: Diabetes Mellitus, Pancreatic, Endocrine, Neoplasm 10 2 2 The adrenal Gland: Hyperadrenalism, Adrenal Insufficiency, Adrenocortical Neoplasm, Pheochromocytoma, Neurobilastoma Inflammatory Dermatoses,: Acute Inflammatory Dermatoses, Chr, Inflammatory, Darmatoses, 11 2 2 Blistering (Bullous) Disease: Pemphigus, Bullous, Pemphigoid, Dermatitis, Herprtiformis Tumors: Benign and Pre-malignanat, Epithelial Lesion, 12 2 2 Malignant Epidermal Tumor Tumor and tumor like Lesions of Melanocytes: Melanoma Disease of the Bone: Congenital and Hereditary Disease of the Bone, Osteoporosis and Acquired Metabolic Disorders, 13 2 2 Osteomyelitis Paget Disease, Bone Tumor. Disease of the Joints: Osteoarthritis, Goat, Infectious Arthritis Disease of Skeletal Muscle: Muscle Atrophy, Myasthenia Gravis, Muscular Dystrophies 14 2 2 Soft Tissue Tumor: Tumors of Adipose Tissue, Tumors and tumor-like Lesions of Fibrous Tissue, Fibrohistocytic Tumors Congenital Malformation, and Infectious Disease 15 2 2 Edema, Herniation, Hydrocephalus and Vascular Diseases Metabolic and Degenerative Disorders Neoplasm of the 16 2 2 Central Nervous System One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Microbiology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Parasitology and Imunology Grade: Three First Semester Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Classification of Parasites and Hosts: Classification of Parasites 1 0 3 and hosts, Type of Immunity and other Immunologic Reactions Nomenclature of Parasites and abstract study of Parasitology: 2 0 3 Nomenclature of Parasites and abstract study of Parasitology Entamebea Histaloitica: History, Geographical distribution, Morphology, Reproduction, Life cycle, Pathogenesis, Clinical 3 0 3 Findings, Intestinal and Extra Intestinal Amoebiasis, Lab Diagnosis, Differential Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention. Giardia Labmlia, Trichomonas Vaginalis: History, Geographical distribution, Morphology, Pathogenesis, Clinical Findings, 4 0 3 Intestinal Culture of Trichomonas, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention. Leishamiasis: History, Morphology, Culture, Life cycle, 5 0 3 Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention. Trypanosomiasis: History, Morphology, Life cycle, 6 0 3 Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Blantidium coli and Isospora: History, Morphology, 7 0 3 Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Malaria: History, Geographical distribution, Epidemiology, Life cycle, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Malaria in Pregnancy, 8 0 3 Malaria in Children, Complication of Malaria, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Cryptosporidium, Toxoplasmosis Gandhi: History, 9 0 3 Morphology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Ascaris Lumbricularis: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis and 10 0 3 Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Entrobius Vrmicularis, Wuchereria Boncrofti: History, 11 0 3 Morphology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Ankylostoma Doudenalis, Necator Americans: History, 12 0 3 Morphology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Strongloidium Stercoralis: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis 13 0 3 and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Trichnela Spirals, Trichuris Trichuria: History, Morphology, 14 0 3 Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment,
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Prevention Tania Saginata, Tania Solium: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Hymenolipis Nana: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Echinococcus Granulosis: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis 15 0 3 and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Diphylobotherium Lateum: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Fasciola Hepatica: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Paragonomiasis: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis and 16 0 3 Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention Schistosomiasis: History, Morphology, Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings, Lab Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Internal Medicine Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Internal Medicine
Grade: Three First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Semiology of Respiratory system: Symptoms: Cough: Definition, Mechanism, Etiology, Types, and Complication. Sputum: Definition, Amount, Character, Hemaptysis: Definition, Mechanism, Etiology, Types and Degree, Differential with Hematemesis Chest pain due to respiratory disease: Pain due to Lung 1 2 2 parenchyma, Mediastinum, Pleural Pain: Location, Intensity, Radiation and duration. Dyspnea: Definition, Mechanism, Clinical types and degree. Wheezing: Definition and Etiology Cyanosis: Definition, Clinical types Clubbing: Degree and Etiology Physical Examination of Respiratory Systme: Inspection: Topographic lines of the chest, Norma chest, Abnormal chest, Types of respiration. Palpation: Palpation of trachea, palpation of chest movement, palpation of apices, palpation of vocal fremitus. 2 2 2 Percussion: Method of percussion, Direct and Indirect percussion, Method of Clavicle Percussion, Explanation of resonance, hyper resonance, tympanic, tympanic and dullness, Auscultation: Normal respiratory sounds, additional respiratory sounds, Ronchi, Crackle, and Pleural rub. Physical signs of Consoldation: Inspection, Percussion, Palpation and Auscultation Physical signs of Pneumothorax: Inspection, Percussion, Palpation and Auscultation Physical signs of Acute attack of bronchial asthma: Inspection, Percussion, Palpation and Auscultation Physical signs of Pleural effusion: Inspection, Percussion, Palpation and Auscultation 3 2 2 Physical signs of Atelectasis: Inspection, Percussion, Palpation and Auscultation Physical signs of Emphysema: Inspection, Percussion, Palpation and Auscultation Physical signs of Cavitations: Inspection, Percussion, Palpation and Auscultation Sputum examination: Sputum preparation, Direct examination of sputum, Culture of sputum.
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Blood examination in respiratory disease, Pleural tap and interpretation of pleural fluid. EGG in respiratory disease, chest, X-ray: Reading of normal chest X-ray, Bronchography, Bronchoscopy, Lung biopsy, and Pleural biopsy, Lund function test. Semiology of Cardiovascular System: -Symptoms-: 4 2 2 Dyspnea: Mechanism of dyspnea in cardiac disease. Orthopnea: Mechanism and etiology Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea (PND): mechanism and etiology Palpitation edema in cardiac diseases: mechanism of edema Chest pain: in Angina pectoris, explanation of character of pain in angina pectoris, pain in myocardial infarction and character of pain in myocardial infarction, pain due to pericarditis, pain due to rupture of aortic aneurysm, pain due to pulmonary embolism, hemoptysis, in cardiovascular diseases. Syncope: etiology. Cyanosis in cardiac diseases, 5 2 2 Hoarseness Physical examination of cardiovascular diseases:- Inspection: General inspection, position of the patient bed, presence of cyanosis on the lips and nails, clubbing of fingers and Osler nodes, inspection of the neck veins, PMI, chest deformity Palpation:- palpation of PMI, Thrill and Heave Percussion:- Relative dullness of the Heart and absolute dullness of the heart. Inspection (generalized inspection, inspection of neck vessels point of maximal impulse 6 2 2 pericardial pulsations, chest malformations) Auscultation:- 1st,2nd,3rd and 4th Heart sounds, splitting of 1st and 2nd heart sounds, Gallop rhythm, opening snap, ejection click and pericardial rub, differential with pleural rub. Cardiac murmurs:- mechanism of cardiac murmur, intensity, quality, timing location and radiation, functional murmurs, systolic and diastolic murmurs, continuous murmur Examination of the pulse:- method of examination in clinic, 7 2 2 rate, rhythm of the pulse, volume. Corrigan’s pulse, Anacrotic pulse, Dicrotic pulse, Alternance pulse, Bisferance pulse and paradoxical pulse Blood pressure:- Method, explanation of Krotkove sounds Anatomophysiology of conduction system of the heart, ECG leads, normal ECG waves, intervals and segments Interpretation of Normal ECG: Rate (Regular or irregular), 8 2 2 rhythm (sinus rhythm or nodular rhythm), axis sinus bradycardia, sinus tachycardia, sinus arrhythmia, PAC and PVC Paroxysmal supra ventricular tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, 9 2 2 atrial flutter,
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A-V block and classification of AV-block, bundle branch block (Right BBB) and (Left BBB). Atrial hypertrophy (left-right) Ventricular Hypertrophy (left-right), ischemia and myocardial infarction 10 2 2 Effect of drugs in ECG, digitals effect, Quindin effect, Hyperkalemia, hypokalemia, hypocalcemia, ECG change of pulmonary infarction Semiology of Gastrointestinal system: -symptoms:- Dysphagia: Definition and etiology. Odynophagia: Definition and etiology Aphagia: Definition and etiology Indigestion: Definition and etiology Abdominal pain: Definition and etiology Aerophagia: Definition and etiology 11 2 2 Definition and Etiology of flatulence ( gaseousness), heart burn (pyrosis), anorexia, nausea, vomiting and regurgitation, weight gain, weight loss. Constipation: Etiology and definition, Diarrhea: Etiology and definition Hematemesis and Melina: Etiology and definition Hematochoezia: Definition and etiology Halitosis: Definition and Etiology Physical examination of gastrointestinal system: Inspection: of teeth, gums and oral cavity. Inspection of abdomen. Auscultation: peristalsis and bruit Palpation: palpation method of abdomen, abdominal masses 12 2 2 location, consistency, movement, size and shape of mass. Palpation of liver, spleen and gallbladder, palpation method of kidney, urinary bladder and aorta. Percussion of abdomen: shifting dullness, fluid wave. Complaint of patient with liver billiary disorders (Jaundice) Semiology of Endocrine system: Delayed growth, excessive growth, obesity wasting and weakness, skin pigmentations, hirsutism: definition and etiology, change in appetite, polyuria, polydepsia: definition and etiology, gynecomastia, precocious 13 2 2 puberty, sexual infantilism and delayed puberty, lack of potency, cryptotorchism, bone & joints pain and pathologic fracture, tetany, mental changes Symptoms and sign of common endocrine disease, Addison’s crushing, thyrotoxicosis, myxoedema and acromegaly Semiology of blood disorders: Fever and wight loss, weakness, specific symptoms in nervous system eyes, ears, 14 2 2 mouth, CVS, gastrointestinal system, genitourinary system, extremities, skin physical examination, eyes, oral cavity, lymph nodes, chest, splenomegalia and its etiology,
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hepatomegalia and its etiology, nervous system, routine blood examination, Hb, HCT and WBC Semiology of Genitourinary System: Pain (urethral, bladder, prostate, testicular, renal), character and etiology of pain. Definition and etiology of : Dysuria, hematuria, pyuria, nocturia, frequency, ischuria, lithuria, pneumaturia, oliguria, anuria, enuresis, urinary incontinence, cloudy urine and polyuria. Laboratory Examination of urine: sediment of urine, casts and its types, proteinuria, kidney function tests and biopsy of the kidney. 15 2 2 Semiology of Bone and Joints: Definition and etiology of joints pain and joints stiffness, joint locking. Examination method of joints History of the patient( Comunication skills) & physical examination: Identification, chief complaints, present illness, past history, family history, social history, personal history, occupational history, review of systems 16 2 2 Physical examination: Vital signs: BP, PR, HR, RR and Body temperature Inspection: General inspection: Hair, head, eye, nose, sinuses, oral cavity, neck, breast. Extremities: inspection Palpation, percussion and auscultation of respiratory system, CVS, GIS and Genitourinary system, reflexes One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Internal Medicine Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Internal Medicine
Grade: Three Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Diseases of the respiratory system: Acute tracheobronchitits- definition, etiology, pathology, symptoms and signs, treatment 1 2 2 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Chronic Bronchitis: Definition, pathology, predisposing factors, clinical manifestations, laboratory investigation, x- ray, diagnosis, DDX, complications, treatment prognosis Pulmonary emphysema:- Definition, pathology, predisposing causes, clinical findings, lab exam, x-ray, diagnosis, ddx, complications, treatment, prognosis 2 2 2 Bronchial asthma: Definition, etiology, pathology, clinical findings, lab exam, chest x-ray, diagnosis & deferential diagnosis, complication, course and prognosis, treatment, status asthmaticus: definition and treatment Community acquired pneumonia: Pneumococcal pneumonia:Definition, incidence, pathology, clinical manifestation, lab exam, complication, diagnosis, & 3 2 2 deferential diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, and prophylaxis Hospital Acquired Pneumonia: (epidemiology and incidence, pathology, symptoms and signs, diagnosis treatment) Bronchiectasis: Definition, pathogenesis, pathological changes, clinical findings, lab exam, chest x-ray, diagnosis, & 4 2 2 deferential diagnosis, complication, treatment and prognosis Lung abscess: etiology, pathogenesis, pathological changes, clinical findings, diagnosis and DDX, prophylaxis, treatment Atelectasis: definition, etiology, pathogenesis, pathological changes, clinical findings, diagnosis and ddx, prophylaxis, treatment 5 2 2 Pleural diseases: fibrinous pleurisy: etiology, clinical picture and treatment. Pleural effusion: etiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifestation, Lab.exm. diagnosis and treatment Empyema: definition, etiology, clinical findings, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and prognosis, 6 2 2 Bronchogenic Carcinoma: pathological changes, clinical manifestation, lab exam, radiographic changes, complication, diagnosis and DDX, treatment and prognosis Acute respiratory Failure: etiology, clinical finding, lab. Exam, 7 2 2 diagnosis and treatment. Page 85 of 161
Pulmonary emboli and infarction: definition, etiology, clinical findings, lab exam, radiographic changes, diagnosis, deferential diagnosis and treatment Occupational exposures and pulmonary disease: Asbestosis, silicosis, coat workers pneumoconiosis. Beryllosis: Definition, clinical finding, complications, 8 2 2 treatment prognosis Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: Definition, etiology clinical finding, diagnosis, and treatment Pneumothorax: Definition, etiology, clinical finding, diagnosis and treatment 9 2 2 Acute respiratory distress syndrome: Definition, etiology, clinical finding, diagnosis, and treatment Acute Rheumatic fever: definition, pathogenesis, etiology and epidemiology, pathological changes, clinical manifestations (Minor and Major Criteria). 10 2 2 Diagnosis of Acute Rheumatic Fever & DDx, Curative treatment, prophylactic treatment and prognosis
Mitral stenosis: definition, etiology, pathological changes, clinical manifestations, ECG, chest x-ray, echocardiography, Homodynamic changes of mitral stenosis, diagnosis, DDx 11 2 2 complications, medical treatment, surgical treatment and prognosis
Mitral Incompetence: Definition, etiology, abnormal physiology, clinical manifestation, ECG, chest x-ray echocardiogram, heart catheterization 12 2 2 Diagnosis of mitral insufficiency, DDx, complications, curative treatment and prophylactic treatment. Combined mitral stenosis and regurgitation (MD): clinical finding, diagnosis, and differential diagnosis Aortic regurgitation: definition, etiology, pathological changes, clinical manifestation, ECG, echocardiography, 13 2 2 radiography, cardiac catheterization Diagnosis of Aortic Insufficiency: Differential diagnosis, complications, treatment and prognosis Aortic stenosis: etiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestation, chest x-ray, ECG, echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, diagnosis and DDx, complications treatment 14 2 2 and prognosis Tricuspid Insufficiency: Etiology, pathological changes,clinical findings, radiography ECG, diagnosis and treatment Tricuspid Stenosis: etiology, pathophysiology, clinical 15 2 2 manifestations, ECG, radiography, diagnosis and treatment Pulmonary Valve Disease (Pulmonary Stenosis and
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Insufficiency): Etiology, pathological changes, diagnosis DDX, treatment. Combination of valvular diseases ( Mitral insufficiency and Aortic insufficiency): etiology, pathology, clinical findings, hemodynamic changes, treatment. Infective endocarditis: Sub acute infective endocarditits (SIE): Definition, etiology, predisposing factors, pathology, clinical 16 2 2 manifestations, lab exam blood culture and echocardiography. Diagnosis of SIE, differential diagnosis, prophylactic treatment, curative treatment, prognosis One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Surgery Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Surgery
Grade: Three First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Principle to complete the file of surgical patient. Taking History of the patient Physical exam of the patient, provisional diagnosis, special exam. Clinical diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, follow up, termination 1 2 2 Principle to complete the file of surgical patient. Taking History of the patient Physical exam of the patient, provisional diagnosis, special exam. Clinical diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, follow up, termination Aseptic Techniques: Antisepsis, definition, chemical antiseptics, Biological antiseptic, antibiotics. 2 2 2 Aseptic Techniques: Aasepsis steiliztion, Techniques and methods, Aseptic Techniques: Scrubbing up, gowning, gloving, preparation of surgical area 3 2 2 Aseptic Techniques: Operative theater, infection control in surgical ward and in the hospital Pre and post operative care: Definitions and goals, preoperative care, preoperative evaluation preoperative preparation 4 2 2 Pre and post operative care: Consultations, preoperative note, preparation, awareness of patient, operation, consent, preoperative order. Pre and post operative care: Postoperative fluid and electrolyte management, gastro intestinal care, post operative pain and treatment of pain 5 2 2 Pre and post operative care: Postoperative fluid and electrolyte management, gastro intestinal care, post operative pain and treatment of pain Dressing and Bandages: Dressing, goals, forms, changing the dressing, material to fix the dressing, Bandages, rules, fixing 6 2 2 the end of bandage. Dressing and Bandages: Forms of the bandage, method to apply the bandage in different site. Bleeding and Transfusion: Definition, classification, clinic, body reaction to bleeding, treatment of bleeding, methods o 7 2 2 temporary, homeostasis, elevation, bandage application, direct pressure, bent the joint Bleeding and Transfusion: Definition, classification, clinic,
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body reaction to bleeding, treatment of bleeding, methods of temporary, homeostasis, elevation, bandage application, direct pressure, bent the joint Bleeding and Transfusion: Tourniquet application, methods, indications, inconvenient, mistake in proper bandage, application, clamping the bleeding, vessels, permanent hemostase, methods, mechanical, thermal chemical, biological 8 2 2 Bleeding and Transfusion: Tourniquet application, methods, indications, inconvenient, mistake in proper bandage, application, clamping the bleeding, vessels, permanent hemostase, methods, mechanical, thermal chemical, biological Bleeding and Transfusion: Transfusion: definition, blood, gropes compatibility transfusion root, indication and contraindications 9 2 2 Bleeding and Transfusion: Transfusion: definition, blood gropes compatibility, transfusion root, indication and contraindications Bleeding and Transfusion: Different forms of transfusion, Different forms of transfusion 10 2 2 Bleeding and Transfusion: Different forms of transfusion, Different forms of transfusion Shock: Deification, etiology, classification, hypovoemic shock: path physiology immediate and continue, compensatory reaction. 11 2 2 Shock: Deification, etiology, classification, hypovoemic shock: path physiology immediate and continue, compensatory reaction. Shock: Septic shock: path physiology, diagnosis, treatment, neurogenic shock: path physiology, diagnosis, treatment, cardiac compressive shock: path physiology, diagnosis, treatment, cardiac obstructive shock, vasovagal shock, psychogenic shock, burn shock, anaphylactic shock 12 2 2 Shock: Septic shock: path physiology, diagnosis, treatment, neurogenic shock: path physiology, diagnosis, treatment, cardiac compressive shock: path physiology, diagnosis, treatment, cardiac obstructive shock, vasovagal shock, psychogenic shock, burn shock, anaphylactic shock Trauma: Definition, epidemiology, prophylaxis, mechanism and intensity of trauma death, due to trauma, management before reacting to the hospital triage 13 2 2 Trauma: Definition, epidemiology, prophylaxis, mechanism and intensity of trauma, death due to trauma, management before reacting to the hospital triage Trauma: Evaluation, traumatic patients care in the hospital, 14 2 2 primary survey, ABCDE, emergency thoracotomy, trauma
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severity score, resuscitation phases, secondary survey and treatment priority, definitive care Trauma: Evaluation, traumatic patients care in the hospital, primary survey, ABCDE, emergency thoracotomy, trauma severity score, resuscitation phases, secondary survey and treatment priority, definitive care Trauma: Abdominal trauma, clinic, principles in diagnosis, radiologic findings, Para syntheses, peritoneal lavage, 15 2 2 Trauma: Abdominal trauma, clinic, principles in diagnosis, radiologic findings, Para syntheses, peritoneal lavage, Trauma: Other special examination, peritoneal lavage, penetrating trauma of the abdomen, Gunshot wounds, treatment of abdominal wall trauma, trauma of the liver, biliary tract, spleen, pancreas, and GI tract trauma 16 2 2 Trauma: Other special examination, peritoneal lavage, penetrating trauma of the abdomen, Gunshot wounds, treatment of abdominal wall trauma, trauma of the liver, biliary tract, spleen, pancreas, and GI tract trauma One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Surgery Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Surgery
Grade: Three Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Trauma of Uterus: urethra, urinary bladder, kidney, 1 2 2 Chest trauma: form of chest trauma, chest wall, vertebra, pleura, methods of chest tube application Trauma: Trauma of trachea, branches, lung, hear, pericardia, esophagus, 2 2 2 Trauma: ductus thoracicus, diaphragm, head trauma, trauma of scalp, skull Trauma: Head trauma, forms of head trauma. 3 2 2 Trauma: care of head trauma patients, reanimation, evaluation, diagnosis study, treatment. Wounds: Definition, pathophysiology, clinic, classification 4 2 2 Wounds: Acute wounds, open, close, complex Wounds: War wounds: entertains and exit whole mechanism of missile wound, pathophysiology, and treatment. 5 2 2 Wounds: D2PC, blast injury: mechanism, treatment special tissue injuries, Wounds: Chronic wound: ulcer, bed sore, 6 2 2 Wounds: wound healing: elements of healing, phases of healing, effective factors Burn: Definition, etiology, determination of severity, depth, and site of burn, inhalation injuries, co morbid factors, categorization 7 2 2 Burn: Pathophysiology of the thermal burn, metabolic reaction , clinic, treatment, definitive treatment, fluid management Burn: Respiratory care, nutrition and metabolic needs, support of GI system, immunologic consideration, wound 8 2 2 care, keeping normal function of limb, complications. Frost Bite: Definition, etiology, pathophysiology, clinic, treatment Electric Burn: Electric injury, treatment. Chemical Burn: Generality, phosphorus, Radiation burn: 9 2 2 Generality, immediate action, on normal tissue, systemic reaction, prevention, treatment, late reaction to radiation. Fractures: Definition, classification, mechanism of fracture. Fractures: Pathology, callus information, clinic, X-rays, clinic 10 2 2 of fracture, healing, delayed union, causes of delayed union, complication, Page 91 of 161
Dislocation: Etiology, pathology, clinic forms, Diagnosis, treatment. Surgical infection: Definition, pathogenesis, Diffusion, of 11 2 2 surgical infection, necrotizing facetious, abscess, phlegmon, lymphatic, diffusion, clinic, diagnosis, Principles for treatment, sepsis pathophysiology, clinic, treatment Surgical infection: Forms of surgical infection, cellulites, clinic, treatment, lymphangitis, ereysiplas, erysipeloid, 12 2 2 abscess, hydadinits, carbuncle, furuncle Surgical infection: Phlegmon, anthrax, actimycosis, clostridial infection, tetanus, clinic, differential diagnosis, treatment Surgical infection: other clostrridal infections, postopertative, and iatrogenic infections: clinic, prevention, treatment. Surgical infection: Hand infections, periangual infections, 13 2 2 felon, subcutaneous infections and abscess, infection of the web space, deep paler abscess, tendon sheath infection, Haydatid, diseas liver hydatid esease, lung hydatid disease, amibiases Tumors: Etiology, definition, maliganat tumor, benign neoplasia, Papiloma, Firoma Lipoma 14 2 2 Tumor: Neuroma, Neurofibroma, Heamangioma, Heamartoma, Malignant, tumor. Tumor: Glandular carcinoma, Methods of spreads, staging, Grading Sarcoma, Lymphoma, Synovioma, Malignant melanoma, Malignant degeneration 15 2 2 Tumor: Glandular carcinoma, Methods of spreads, staging, Grading Sarcoma, Lymphoma, Synovioma, Malignant melanoma, Malignant degeneration Ulcer, fistula and sinus: Ulcer: Classification, non specified ulcer, clinical exam, 16 2 2 Ulcer, fistula, and sinus: symptomatology, pathologic exam, sinus, and fistula: treatment, Ulcer: Classification, non specific ulcer, clinical exam One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Public Health Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Public Heath
Grade: Three First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Primary health care: Divination, History, Components, PHC in 1 1 1 Afghanistan, priority and needs. Environmental heath: Environmental, Communicable diseases from 2 1 1 environment, communicable diseases from water, water role in communicable diseases Air born communicable diseases: communicable diseases caused 3 1 1 by garbage displacement and control, Control of sources, Classification of environmental health: Air, Water and wastes Solid Wastes: Perilous, wastes, food, noise, insects and chewing, 4 1 1 light, close environments Chemical Materials: Collection and residence, environment 5 1 1 dangers, water, clean water, water pollution, water pollution of sources. Quality physical of water: water refinement, purification of water, 6 1 1 water chemical purification, improving the provision of water Tats quality of water: what is wastes, fly, chewing, water pollution, 7 1 1 dust pollution. Air pollution: Types of solid wastes, dangers of sweepings, 8 1 1 Collection and caring sweepings of city, methods of rebuff sweeping Method of different burial health sweepings: To use of wastes, air 9 1 1 pollution, trans air pollution, Epidemiologic studies: Noise, trans noise to man, hearing 10 1 1 conservation programs Hospital infections and method of control: Hospital of diseases , 11 1 1 importance infections of hospital, method transfer of micro- organism to hospital 12 1 1 Surveillance: medical care personnel, thumb pollex Collations and sweepings of anti-infection: Overtures, antiseptic 13 1 1 material Definition and concepts of anti-infection: Food hygiene, trans and 14 1 1 pollution of food. Factors pollution and trans of food: General method of prevention 15 1 1 to second pollutions, general method preservation of food, food born diseases Natural toxic material: Important bacteria and viruses in health 16 1 1 food, important points of oxidations food One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Public Health Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Public Heath
Grade: Three Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Essential element of food: Protein essential amino acids, function, 1 1 1 sources, metabolism, fats, (Fatty acids, sources, functions, hydrogenations, fat, and diseases) carbohydrate dietary fiber 2 1 1 Vitamins: Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Vitamin K Vitamins: Thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin 6, pantothenic acid, 3 1 1 folate, vitamin B12, vitamin C Minerals: Calcium, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, magnesium, 4 1 1 iron. Minerals: Iodine, fluorine, zinc, copper, cobalt, chromium, 5 1 1 selenium, molybdenum Value of the foods (Nutrients) Cereals, vegetables, nuts, fruits, 6 1 1 animal foods, oil, drinks Nutritional Requirements: Basic concept, energy, energy measurement, energy requirement, protein, requirement, assessment of protein, protein quality, assessment of nutritional 7 1 1 status of protein , requirement of protein intake, requirement of protein in vulnerable groups, amino acid requirements, fats, carbohydrate, balanced diet, dietary goals Food and Diseases (Under nutrition diseases): low birth weight, 8 1 1 protein energy malnutrition, xerophthalemia, nutritional anemia, lodine deficiency. Over nutrition diseases: Endemic flurosis, heart diseases, diabetes, 9 1 1 obesity, cancer. 10 1 1 Food Born Diseases: food toxecants, neurolathyrism Assessment of Nutritional Status: Assessment methods, clinical examination, anthropometry, biochemical and laboratory 11 1 1 assessments, functional indicators, assessment of dietary intake, vital statistics, assessment o ecological factors, weight proportion, body mass index Nutrition in Vulnerable People (Pregnancy): Nutrition in 12 1 1 pregnancy, dietary balance in pregnant women, food regime in pregnant women, pregnant women weight Effect of Nutrition on Fetus Development: Nutrition methods that 13 1 1 pregnant women should avoided, nutrition in lactation, energy, protein, vitamins, minerals. Nutrition in Infants: Nutritional aspect of mother milk, 14 1 1 immunological aspect of mother milk, benefits of mother milk, conditions that should not give her milk to baby, weaning Nutrition in Adults: Energy and activities, carbohydrates and fiber, 15 1 1 fats, protein, vitamins, water and minerals, social aspects of nutrition, preventive and social measures, nutritional survillance. 16 1 1 Food Surveillance: Food hygiene, milk hygiene, milk born diseases, Page 94 of 161
clean milk, pasteurization of milk, meat hygiene, meat inspection, fruit and vegetables, food additive, food fortification. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Islamic Studies Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Islamic Studies
Grade: Three First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-fatiha (Part of Holy Quran) 2 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-fatiha (Part of Holy Quran) 3 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-qreah (Part of Holy Quran) 4 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-takasur (Part of Holy Quran) 5 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-asr (Part of Holy Quran) 6 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-homaza (Part of Holy Quran) 7 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-fil (Part of Holy Quran) 8 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-quraish (Part of Holy Quran) 9 1 0 Translation of Sorah Al-maon (Part of Holy Quran) 10 1 0 Translation of Sorah A… (Part of Holy Quran) Translation of Sourah Al-kawsar and AL-Kafiroon (Part of Holy 11 1 0 Quran) 12 1 0 Translation of Sourah Al-Nasar and Al-Masad (Part of Holy Quran) 13 1 0 Translation of Sourah Al-Ekhlas and Maozatain (Part of Holy Quran) 14 1 0 Means of components of Prayer in the 5 time (Part of Holy Quran) 15 1 0 Information about the Friday and Jenaza Prayers 16 1 0 Information about Eid (Feast Day) Prayer One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Islamic Studies Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Islamic Studies
Grade: Three Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 0 Introduction 2 1 0 World symbiosis in Islam 3 1 0 Human relative in Islam 4 1 0 Division of world in Islamic Law 5 1 0 Pea’s education in Islam 6 1 0 Islamic policy on the symbiosis 7 1 0 Difference between war and Jihad 8 1 0 Globalization 9 1 0 Civilization talking 10 1 0 Civilization talking 11 1 0 Civilization talking 12 1 0 What is the ideological war? 13 1 0 What is the ideological war? 14 1 0 What is the ideological war? 15 1 0 Information about Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) 16 1 0 Information about Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Infectious Diseases and Tuberculosis Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Tuberculosis
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical History of Tuberculosis: Brief history of TB in Afghanistan and 1 1 1 world, scientific progresses and views during the different civilizations Etiology and Pathogenesis: Agent and characteristics typical and atypical mycobacterium isolation of BK, method of 2 1 1 eradication, TB pathogenesis, routes of spread, development of the diseases, course of infection in the organism Immunity and Allergy in TB: Types of immune response, mechanism of immune response, cell and factors involved in 3 1 1 the process, Allergy in TB and its mechanism. Classification: Clinical and epidemiological classification. Clinical forms of TB: Primary forms of TB: Primary intoxication (Definition, clinical features, diagnosis, course and prognosis, treatment) Chronic intoxication of TB: (Definition, clinical features, differential diagnosis, treatment). 4 1 1 Primary complex of TB: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical feature course and complications, prognosis, treatment) Tuberculosis Bronchoadinitis: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical forms, clinical features, diagnosis, D/Dx, course and complication, treatment) Secondary form of TB: (Essentials of differential diagnosis between primary and secondary forms of TB). Disseminated pulmonary TB, acute disseminated pulmonary TB (Milliary 5 1 1 TB): Definition, pathogenesis, predisposing factors clinical forms and features, D/Dx, complications, prognosis, treatment. Sub Acute Disseminated Pulmonary TB: (Definition, clinical features, differential diagnosis, prognosis, treatment). Chronic Disseminated Pulmonary TB: (Definition, 6 1 1 Pathogenesis, clinical features, differential diagnosis, course, prognosis, treatment). Focal TB: (Definition, clinical forms, clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment). Infiltrative TB: (Definition, clinical forms, clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment). 7 1 1 Cavernous TB: (Definition, clinical forms, clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment). 8 1 1 Pulmonary Tuberculoma: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical
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forms, clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, course and prognosis, treatment). Fibero Cavernous TB: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical forms, clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, course and prognosis, treatment). Cirrhotic TB: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical features, course and prognosis, treatment). 9 1 1 Tuberculosis Pleurisy: Fibrous Pleurisy: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical features, differential diagnosis, course and prognosis, treatment). Exudative Pleurisy: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complication and prognosis, treatment). 10 1 1 Peripheral Lymphadenities, TB: (Definition, Pathogenesis and routs of spread, structure of lymph nodes and pathologic changes clinical forms, clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment). Complication of TB: Corpulmonal: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical forms, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment). 11 1 1 Homeostasis: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical forms, diagnosis, differential diagnosis treatment). Spontaneous Pneumothorax: (Definition, Pathogenesis, clinical forms, treatment). 12 1 1 Treatment of Tuberculosis: (Principles of treatment for TB patients, objectives, specifics of antibacterial treatment, non- specific treatment). Pharmacologic Characteristics of anti TB Drugs: Pathogenic 13 1 1 and symptomatic treatment Prophylaxis of TB: BCG vaccination (what is BCG? Pre- administration preparation, administration and stages of prophylaxis. Complications, contraindications) 14 1 1 Chemoprophylaxis: (Definition, primary and secondary chemoprophylaxis, qualified groups, period and method, epidemiologic sanitary achievements) Epidemiology and TB Control Group: (Epidemiology of TB and 15 1 1 epidemiology parameters, National camping in the country) Case Finding: (Method of case findings, doctor’s duty in different branches in connection to case finding) 16 1 1 Ambulatory Treatment: (D.O.T.S and treatment regimes, standard treatment) One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Infectious Diseases and Tuberculosis Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Infectious Diseases
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical General information about Infectious Diseases: History, infection, infectious processes, faith of infection in human body, clinical stage, 1 1 1 differences of infectious diseases from nine infectious diseases, nomenclature of infectious diseases, complications Shigellosis: Definition, etiologic agent, epidemiology, 2 1 1 phathogenesis and pathology, clinical manifestation, diagnosis and laboratory findings, treatment, prevention. Enteric Fever: Definition, etiologic agent, epidemiology, 3 1 1 phathogenesis and pathology, clinical manifestation, complication, diagnosis, treatment, prevention. Bacterial Food Poisoning: Etiology agent, laboratory findings, 4 1 1 treatment, prophylaxis Cholera: Definition, etiologic agent, epidemiology, 5 1 1 phathogenesis and pathology, clinical manifestation, complication, diagnosis, treatment, prevention. Viral Hepatitis: General information, etiologic agent, epidemiology, phathogenesis and pathology, clinical 6 1 1 manifestation, complication, diagnosis, treatment, prevention. Amebiasis: Definition, transmission and life cycle, , epidemiology, classification, phathogenesis and pathology, 7 1 1 clinical syndromes, complication, laboratory findings, diferential diagnosis, treatment, prevention. Influenza: Definition, etiologic agent, epidemiology phathogenesis and immunity, clinical manifestation, 8 1 1 complication, laboratory findings, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment. Diphtheria: Definition, etiology, Immunity, epidemiology 9 1 1 phathogenesis and pathology, clinical manifestation, complication, prognosis, diagnosis, management, prevention. Infectious Mononucleosis: Definition, epidemiology 10 1 1 phathogenesis, clinical findings, laboratory findings, complication, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment. Meningococcal Diseases: Definition, etiology, epidemiology phathogenesis, classification, clinical manifestation, 11 1 1 Meningococcemia, meningitis, diagnosis, treatment prognosis, prevention. Malaria: Definition, etiology and phathogenesis, shizogony, 12 1 1 sporogony, epidemiology, classification, clinical
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manifestation sever malaria, complications, diagnosis, treatment prognosis, prevention briefly Brucellosis: Definition, etiology, epidemiology phathogenesis, 13 1 1 and immunity, clinical manifestation complication, diagnosis, treatment, prevention Anthrax: Definition, etiology and epidemiology phathogenesis, classification, clinical manifestation, 14 1 1 laboratory findings, diagnosis, treatment prognosis, prevention Rabies: Definition, etiologic agent, epidemiology 15 1 1 phathogenesis, , clinical manifestation, laboratory findings, treatment Tetanus: Definition, etiologic agent, epidemiology 16 1 1 phathogenesis, , clinical manifestation, classification, diagnosis, treatment prognosis, prevention One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Pharmacology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: pharmacology
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Anti-infective Cephalosporin’s/other betalactams: carbapenems/ Monobactams/Cephalosporines (fist, seond, third and fourth generations) Cephalexine, Cefaclor, 1 1 1 Cefuroxime, Cerftraxone. Content for presentation occluded: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti-infective Aminoglycosides, (Gentamicine, Streptomycin, Neomycin, Amikacin) Macrolides Erythromycine Azithromycin, 2 1 1 Clarithromycin) Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti-infetive Tetracycline’s and Chloramphenicol, Quinolones and other anti-infective drugs used for Anaerobic infections: Tetracycline, (Tetracycline, Doxycyciline), Chloramphenicol, 3 1 1 Quinolones, (Nalidixic acid, Ciprofloxacin, Ofloxacin) Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti-TB Drugs: (Isoniazid, Rifampicin, Ethambutol, Pyrazinamide, Streptomycin) Antileprosy: (Dapsone, Clofazimine) 4 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti-fungal Drugs: Introduction (Amphotericine B, Ketoconazol. Grisieofulvin, Nystatin, Salicylic acid+Benzoic acid, Miconazol, Sodium thiosulate) 5 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti-Protozoal Druges (Anti-Amebic): Introduction, Anti amebic (Metronidazol, TInidazol, Emetine, Diloxanid Furoate, Tetracyclin, Paromomycine, Diodohydrioquine) 6 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Page 103 of 161
Anti-Protozal Drugs: (Anti-Malaria): Introduction, {Choroquine, Pirmaquin, Mefloquine, Halofantrin, Proguanil Quinin, Sulfadoxine+Pyrimethamine (Fancider)} 7 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti-Protozal Drugs: (Anti-Lieshmaneal): Introduction, (Meglumine antimonite and Sodium Stibogluconate, Pentamidine) 8 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anthelmentics: Introduction, (Levamisole, Mebendazol, Niclosamide, Pepazine, Pyrantal, Albendazol) 9 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti-Septic and Disinfectants: (Alcohols, Aldehydes, Glutaral, Halogenes, Gention Violet, Oxidizing Agents, Phenole, Silver Sulphadiazines) 10 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Vitamins and Minerals: (Water and fat Soluble Vitamies, Calcium gluconate, Iodine, Sodium Fluoride) 11 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti-Epileptic Drugs: (Barbiturates, Carbamazepine, Sodium Valporate, Phenytoin, Ethosuximide, Diaziepam) 12 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Antiparkinson Druge: (levodopa-Carbidopa, Bromociptine, Bezhexol Biperidine) 13 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Drug Dependence/CNS Stimulants: (Drug Abuse, withdrawal, Syndroms, Classification of drugs dependent Agents, Cannabis, Cocaine, Alcohol, Hallucinogens, Inhalants, CNS 14 1 1 Stimulants. Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form
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Anesthetics: General: (Halothane, Enflurane, Isofurance, Nitrous Oxide, Thiopental, Ketamine, Propofole) Local: (Lidocaine, Bupivacaine, Benzocaine, Tertacaine, 15 1 1 Procaine, Amethocaine, Prilocaine) Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form Anti neoplastic Drugs: (antimetabolites, Alkayting Agent, Cytotoxics, Vinca Alkaloids, others) 16 1 1 Content for presentation included: Pharmacokinetic, Mode of action, Clinical usage, Side effects, Contraindications, Cautions, Drug interaction, Dose, Strength and Dosage form One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Internal Medicine Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Internal Medicine
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Atherosclerosis Definition, risk factors, pathogenesis of atherosclerosis Initiation of 1 2 2 atherosclerosis Atheroma, evolution and complications Clinical syndromes of atherosclerosis Ischemic Heart Disease Definition, Etiology and pathophysiology, 2 2 2 Effect of ischemia, Stable Angina Pectoris, Unstable angina pectoris, Asymptomatic ischemia Acute Myocardial Infarction 3 2 2 Definition, Etiology and pathophysiology, Clinical manifestation, Complication and their treatment, Secondary prevention of Infarction 4 2 2 Hypertensive Vascular Disease Essential hypertension, Secondary hypertension Effect of hypertension, Approach to the Patient, Treatment (Indication for therapy) 5 2 2 Drug therapy for hypertension, Malignant hypertension, Emergency and urgencies, Treatment Congenital heart disease in adults I- A cyanotic congenital heart disease with left to right shunt II- A cyanotic congenital heart disease without shunt III- A cyanotic congenital heart disease whit 6 2 2 decreased Pulmonary blood flow IV- cyanotic congenital heart disease whit increased Pulmonary blood flow V- cyanotic congenital heart disease whit increased Pulmonary blood flow Rhythm and conduction disturbances: Anatomy of the conducting system 7 2 2 The bradyarrhythimia, Sinus node dysfunction A V conduction disturbances, Tachyarrhythmia’s Premature complex Tachycardia, Sinus tachycardia, Arial fibrillation Atrial flutter, PSVT, Per excitation syndrome 8 2 2 Ventricular tachycardia, Ventricular flutter Ventricular fibrillation 9 2 2 Heart Failure
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Definition, Etiology, pathphysiology, Precipitating causes, Forms of heart failure. Clinical manifestation, Treatment, Cardiac transplantation, 10 2 2 Treatment of acute pulmonary edema. Cardiomyopathies, Definition, classification, of CM, Dated (congestive) cardiomyopathy, Hypertrophic, darciomyopthy, Restrictive 11 2 2 cardiomyophthy, Nocompaction cardiomyopathy Clinical manifestation and physical findings Cor pulmonale Pathophysiology, Pulmonary vascular disease (Cor plmonale due to Pulmonary emboli) 12 2 2 Myocarditis Definition, Etiology, HIV myocaditis, Bacterial myocarditis, Chagas, disease, Giant cell myocaritis, Lyme carditis, Pericarcial disease Classification of pericarditis, Clinical classification, Etiologic 13 2 2 classification, Acute pericarcitis, Postcardiac injury syndrome, chronic pericardial effusion, chronic constrictive pericarditis, Shock 14 2 2 Pathogenesis, Organs response, Specific form of shock, Cardfogenic shock, Septic shock, Hypovolemic Syncope, Cardiovascular collapse, Cardiac Arrest and Sudden cardiac death: 15 2 2 Definition, Etiology, Pathology, Clinical manifestation, Identification of patient at risk for sudden cardiac death, Treatment Cardiac disease and surgery and pregnancy coronary artery disease and surgery: 16 2 2 Hypertension and surgery, Arrhythmia and surgery, Hypertension and pregnancy, IHD and pregnancy, Cardiomyopathy and pregnancy One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Internal Medicine Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Internal Medicine
Grade: Four Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Esophageal Disease: Gastroesphagial Reflux disease: Pathophysiology, Clinical feature, Diagnosis, Treatment 1 2 2 Achalacia: Pathophsiology, clinical feature, Diagnosis, Treatment, Oropharyngeal paralysis, Diffuse esophageal spasm, Inflammatory disease Gastritis and gastropathy: Gastritis, NSAIDs gastritis, H-Pylori gastritis 2 2 2 Bile reflux gastritis: Definition, classification, Diagnostic, procedure, Diagnosis, Treatment, Type A and Type B gastritis Peptic ulcer disease: Gastric physiology, Gastric anatomy, Secretion, Gastro duodenal Mucosal defense, Pathopsiology, Gastric ulcer, Duodenal ulcer: Clinical feature (History, 3 2 2 Physical examination ) PUD-Related Complications: Gastro intestinal bleeding, Perforation, Outlet, Obstruction, Evaluation Management, Antacid, H2-receptor antagonist, PPI,Sacralfate, Prostaglandin, analogues, H-Pylori regime 4 2 2 Zolllinger Ellison Syndrome: Definition, Pathophysiology, Clinical feature, Diagnosis, DDX and treatment. Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Epidemiology, Etiology, 5 2 2 Pathogenesis, Pathology, Clinical presentation, Differential diagnosis of UC and CD Extra intestinal manifestation, Treatment, Inflammatory bowel, disease and pregnancy 6 2 2 Malabsorption Syndrome: Celiac sprue, Short bowel Syndrome, Bacterial overgrowth, WIppledisease, protein, losing, enteropathy, Unconjugated Hyperbilirubinemia related Disease: Criggler Najjar Syndrome, Gilbert’s Syndrome 7 2 2 Conjugated and Mixed Hyperbilirubinemia related Disease: Dubin Johnson Syndrome, Rotor Syndrome Chronic Hepatitis: Definition, Classification, (cause grade, 8 2 2 stage) Chronic viral hepatitis, Autoimmune and drug induced Hepatitis Liver cirrhosis: Definition, Classification, Alcoholic, Post necrotic Primary Billiary, Secondary Billiary cirrhosis, and 9 2 2 cardiac cirrhosis, Complications: portal hypertension, variceal bleeding, splenomegaly, ascites, SBP, HRS HE, coagulopathy, hypoxia
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Acute Pancreatitis: Definition, Etiology, Pathogenesis, Clinical feature Diagnosis, Treatment, Prognosis, 10 2 2 Chronic Pancreatitis: Definition, Etiology, Pathogenesis, Clinical feature Diagnosis, Treatment, Prognosis Urinary Tract infection (UTI): 11 2 2 Acute pyelonephritis, Acute prostatitis, Acute cystitis, Chronic Pyelonephritis: Etiology, Clinical picture, Treatment (GN) The major glomerulopathies Rapidly progressive GN, Post streptococcal GN, Anti GBM 12 2 2 disease Minimal change disease: Focal and Segmental GN, Membranous and Membranoproliferative GN Nephrotic Syndrome (NS): 13 2 2 General feature, Complication, Etiology, Differential diagnosis Acute renal failure (ARF) Etiology, pathophysiology, clinical feature, Differential 14 2 2 diagnosis, Complication Treatment out come and long term prognosis Chronic renal failure(CRF): 15 2 2 Mechanism of chronic renal failure, Clinical and laboratory CRF, Treatment Hemodialysis: peritonialdialysis. 16 2 2 Kidney transplantation One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Surgery Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Surgery
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical The Stomach and Duodenum (Anatomy and Physiology) 1 2 2 Peptic Ulcer: common surgical treatment of peptic ulcer, complication The Stomach and Duodenum: perforated Peptic Ulcer 2 2 2 Etiology, Pathology, Clinical feature, and treatment Pyloric stenosis, (Etiology, Pathology, clinical feature) The Stomach and Duodenum: (PU Bleeding,, Etiology, Clinical Feature and treatment) 3 2 2 The Stomach and Duodenum: (Gastric neoplasm: Etiology, Clinical Feature and treatment) The Stomach and Duodenum: Foreign body in the stomach: Clinical Feature and treatment) 4 2 2 The Stomach and Duodenum: Volvulus of the stomach: Etiology, Clinical Feature and treatment) The small Intestine: ( Anatomy and Physiology, Mickles, Diverticulum’s) 5 2 2 The small Intestine: (Chronic disease: Etiology, Clinical Feature and treatment ) The small Intestine: (Obstruction of the mesenteric vessels: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature and treatment ) 6 2 2 The small Intestine: (Tumor: Classification, Clinical Feature and treatment ) Intestinal Obstruction: (Definition, Classification, Etiology, Anatomopathology, Clinical Feature and treatment ) 7 2 2 Intestinal Obstruction: (Specific type of obstruction, Pathology, Clinical Feature and treatment ) Intestinal Obstruction: (Volvulus of colon sigmoid and ceacum: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature and treatment ) 8 2 2 Intestinal Obstruction: (Paralytic ilius: Etiology, Clinical Feature, Differential diagnosis and treatment ) The Appendix: (Anatomy, Physiology, Acute Appendicitis: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment ) 9 2 2 The Appendix: (Mass Appendiculair,: Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment ) The Colon: Anatomy, Physiology, sign and symptoms of colonic disease 10 2 2 The Colon: Common surgical treatment, in colonic diseases colostomy
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The Colon: Ulcerative Colitis: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, Investigation, Complication and treatment 11 2 2 The Colon: Diverticulitis and Diverticulosis: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, Differential diagnosis and treatment. The Colon: Tuberculosis, of Ileoceacal: Definition, Clinical Feature, Anatomopathology, diagnosis and 12 2 2 treatment. The Colon: Colonic Tumor: Classification, Pathology, Clinical Feature, Investigation, DD and treatment. The Rectum and anal Canal: Anatomy, Physiology of rectum. 13 2 2 The Rectum and anal Canal : Sign and symptoms of Anorectal disease The Rectum and anal Canal : Hemorrhoid: Etiology, Clinical Feature, Complication and treatment 14 2 2 The Rectum and anal Canal : Anal Fissure: Site, Etiology Pathology, Clinical Feature, DD and treatment The Rectum and anal Canal : Ano-rectal Fistula: Incidence, Etiology, classification, Clinical Feature and treatment 15 2 2 The Rectum and anal Canal : Ano-rectal Abscess: Etiology, Clinical Feature, DD and treatment The Rectum and anal Canal : Ano-rectal Prolaps: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, Complication and treatment 16 2 2 The Rectum and anal Canal : Ano-rectal Tumors: classification, Pathology, Clinical Feature, DD, and treatment One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Surgery Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Surgery
Grade: Four Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical The Liver (Anatomy, physiology, specific investigations 1 2 2 Hepatic and post Hepatic Jaundice: history and investigation The liver: Hepatic traumas, Pyogenic Abscess: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 2 2 2 The liver: Ameobic Abscess of the liver: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The liver: (liver Hydated Cyts) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 3 2 2 The liver: (Hepatic Tumors) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The Gall Bladder: (Anatomy, Physiology, congenital anatomy, investigation) 4 2 2 The Gall Bladder: (Gall stone of Cholelithiasis) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The Gall Bladder: (Acute and chronic cholecystitis) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 5 2 2 The Gall Bladder: (Stone in the Bile Ducts) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The Gall Bladder: (Sclerosing Cholangitis) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 6 2 2 The Gall Bladder: (Carcinoma of the Gallbladder and Biliary Fistula) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The Pancreas: (Anatomy, physiology, congenital anomalies) 7 2 2 The Pancreas: (Injuries, to the pancreas and Pancreatic fistula) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The Pancreas: (Acute Pancreatitis) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 8 2 2 The Pancreas: (Chronic Pancreatitis) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The Pancreas: (Pancreatic Cyst) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 9 2 2 The Pancreas: (Pancreatic Tumor) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The Spleen:(Anatomy, physiology, splennomegaly) 10 2 2 The Spleen: (Spleen Rupture) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment The Spleen:(Anatomy, physiology of the Peritoneum) 11 2 2 Acute Generalization Peritonitis: Etiology, Pathology, Clinical
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Feature, and treatment The Peritoneum: (Acute Localized Peritonitis) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 12 2 2 The Peritoneum: (Chroinc Peritonitis) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment Hernia: (Etiology, composition of a hernia, classification of anatomopathology) 13 2 2 Hernia: (Reducible Hernias) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment Hernia: (Irreducible Hernias or Strangulated Hernias) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 14 2 2 Hernia: (Inguinal Hernias) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment Hernia: (Femoral Hernias) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 15 2 2 Hernia: (Incisional Hernias) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment Hernia: (Umbilical, Paraumblical) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment 16 2 2 Hernia: (Epigastric Hernias) Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Feature, and treatment One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Radiology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Radiology and Imaging
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Principles of Conventional Radiology ( History, Physics, cooling 1 1 1 tube, X-rays films) Radiolography systems: (Digital and analogue system) and 2 1 1 Processing system, (CR system and analogue processing) 3 1 1 Quality of Image (Resolution, exposure, position processing) Conventional Angiography, (Principles, Technique, Types, 4 1 1 Indication Radioprotection (Dose allowance for patient and staff, 5 1 1 dosimeter, biological effects) 6 1 1 Ultrasonography ( Principles, Technique, Types, Terminology) 7 1 1 Computed Tomography ( Principles, Technique, Types) Magnetic Resonance Image of MRI ( Principles, Technique, 8 1 1 Types, Contra indication) 9 1 1 Scintegraphy ( Principles, Technique, Indication) Radiology of the GI System (Plain X-Rays, Special procedures 10 1 1 with contrast) 11 1 1 Urinary Tract Imaging (KBU, IVP) Urinary Tract Imaging (Ultrasound, CT, scan, Scintigraphy, 12 1 1 MRI) 13 1 1 Chest Imaging ( Modalities, Chest X-Rays, Terminology) Chest Imaging ( Different types of Pneumonia, Pulmonary TB, 14 1 1 Bronchictasis) 15 1 1 Cardiac Imaging (Modalities, Anatomical variants of the heart) 16 1 1 Cardiac Imaging (Radiological semiology, Aortic disorders) One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Radiology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Radiology and Imaging
Grade: Four Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 1 Breast Imaging (Mammography, Ultrasound, MRI) 2 1 1 Pathology of the Breast (Infection, Neoplasm) Neuroradiology (Modalities, Skull X-Rays, Ultrasound, CT 3 1 1 Scan, MRI, Angiography, Scintegraphy) 4 1 1 Neuroradiology (Cerebrovascular accident, Head trauma) 5 1 1 Neuroradiology (Brain Tumors, Brain Infection) 6 1 1 Spine Imaging Modalities (Radioanatomy, Trauma) 7 1 1 Osteo-artcular Imaging ( Radioanotomy, Fractures) 8 1 1 Osteo-artcular Imaging (Osteoporisis, Osteopetrosis, Rickits) Imaging of Nose and Para Nasal Sinuses (Radioanatomy, 9 1 1 Infection, Tumor, Trauma) 10 1 1 Radiotherapy (Principles, Radiation dose) Instrument of Radiotherapy (Cobalt 60, LINAC, Brachy 11 1 1 therapy) 12 1 1 Radiobiology (Tumor sensitivity against Radiation) 13 1 1 Therapeutic Techniques (Brachy, therapy and Teletherapy) 14 1 1 Types of Treatment (Palliative and Curative) Failure of Radiotherapy (Miscalibration of the Instruments, Error of 15 1 1 the Radiation therapy technologist and physicist) Protection of other tissue during Radiotherapy (Shielding, Mask, 16 1 1 Filter) One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Obstetrics and Gynecology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Obstetrics
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Female Genital Anatomy: Extra genitalia, Intra genitalia, Vagina, 1 1 1 Cervix, Uterus, Uterine tube Female Genital Anatomy: Ovary, innervations, blood supply, 2 1 1 pelvis bones and pelvis floor Menstrual Cycle Physiology: Proliferate phase, Ovulatory phase, Secretary phase, Menstrual phase, Changes in cervical 3 1 1 mucus and vaginal cytology, Function of estrogen and progesterone Menstrual Cycle Physiology: Proliferate phase, Ovulatory phase, Secretary phase, Menstrual phase, Changes in cervical 4 1 1 mucus and vaginal cytology, Function of estrogen and progesterone Placenta ion: (Fertilization, Implantation, Placenta ion, 5 1 1 Mature placenta, Types of placenta). Umbilical cord, Fetal membrane, Aminotic fluid. Placenta ion: (Fertilization, Implantation, Placenta ion, 6 1 1 Mature placenta, Types of placenta). Umbilical cord, Fetal membrane, Aminotic fluid. Fetus: Cardiovascular, Gastrointestinal tract, Liver, Kidney, 7 1 1 Endocrine, Nervous System, Physiology Change during pregnancy: Cardiovascular, 8 1 1 Hematologic organ, Respiratory, GI tract, Urogenital Hormonal Diagnosis of Pregnancy: Presumptive Manifestation of 9 1 1 pregnancy, Probable manifestation of pregnancy, Positive Manifestation of pregnancy. Antenatal care: General concept, initial antenatal evolution, Initial assessment of gestational age and EED, subsequent 10 1 1 antenatal evolution, antrepartum management plans and patient evolution Fetal Assessment: assessment for fetal growth, assessment 11 1 1 of fetal Well-being, assessment of fetal maturity Normal Labor: change before the onset of labor, evolution of labor 12 1 1 First stage: Management of first stage, initial examination of the first labor, Preparation of the patient for labor, Further examination and procedures. Normal Labor: Second stage: Management of the second 13 1 1 stage, Vertex delivery, Deliver of head, shoulder, body and Page 116 of 161
extremities, Early care of newborn. Third stage: Management of third stage, Delivery of placenta Signs and mechanism of removal of placenta Resuscitation of neonatal with respiratory distress 14 1 1 syndrome, Examination of full term new born High risk Pregnancy: General concept, Diagnosis, Differential 16 1 1 Diagnosis, Treatment, Prognosis, Assessment of mother and child during high risk pregnancy One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Obstetrics and Gynecology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Obstetrics
Grade: Four Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical First trimester vaginal bleeding: 1 1 1 Abortion-definition types (spontaneous and induced abortion) types of spontaneous abortion types of induced abortion Hydatidiform Mole: definition and classification, clinical 2 1 1 finding, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complication, treatment and treatment of complication Entopic Pregnancy: Definition, etiology, clinical finding, 3 1 1 diagnosis, complication, treatment, prognosis (APH) Anteprtum hemorrhage: Third trimester vaginal bleeding: (placenta previa): definition, 4 1 1 etiology types, clinical finding, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complication, treatment, prognosis Abruption placenta: definition, etiology, types, clinical 5 1 1 finding, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, complication, treatment, prognosis Post partum hemorrhage (PPH): definition, etiology, 6 1 1 management, atony of uterus, manual removal of placenta, birth canal laceration Male presentation breech: definition, etiology, management, 7 1 1 external breech extraction Cord prolapsed: Definition, etiology, clinical finding, 8 1 1 complication, prevention, management Shoulder dystocia: definition, risk factor, clinical finding, 9 1 1 complication, prevention, management Operative delivery: cesarean section, forceps and vacuum, c/s (definition, indication, procedure, complications, VEBAC) 10 1 1 forceps and vacuum (definition, indication, procedure, complications) Preterm labor: Definition, etiology, complications, 11 1 1 management Hypertention during pregnancy: (Preeclampsia & eclampsia): 12 1 1 definition, pathogenesis, sign & symptoms, management, complication, prevention, treatment Rh. Incapability (Erythroblastosis fetalis): Rh-isomerization, pathogenesis, clinical finding, 13 1 1 amniocentesis, indication for RhoGAM, intrauterine transfusion, delivery plane Post term pregnancy: general concepts, etiology, effect, 14 1 1 diagnosis, management Page 118 of 161
Medical & surgical condition of pregnancy Anemia in pregnancy 15 1 1 UTI in pregnancy Renal diseases in pregnancy Cardiac diseases in pregnancy 16 1 1 Thyroid diseases in pregnancy Diabetes in pregnancy One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Public Health Department Curriculum for Curative and Pediatric Faculties
Subject: Public Health
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Epidemiology of chronic non communicable diseases: Definition of chronic diseases, non communicable diseases risk factors, Problems 1 1 1 in prevention, of chronic communicable disease, Prevention. Stages of disease prevention, Primordial prevention, primary prevention, Secondary prevention, Tertiary prevention. Prevention of chronic heart disease: Epidemiological studies, 2 1 1 Risk factors, prevention, prevention of hypertension, Blood pressure measurement, Problem, Risk factor, Prevention Prevention of Rheumatic heart disease: Problem, Epidemiological factors, Prevention. Prevention of stroke: 3 1 1 Problem, Diseases prevalence, Mortality and morbidity, Risk factors, Stroke control program. Prevention of obesity: Prevalence, Epidemiological factors, Assessment of obesity, Hazard of obesity, Prevention, 4 1 1 Prevention of diabetes mellitus: Problem, Epidemiological factors, Prevention. Preventions of cancer: Problem, Cancer distribution, Cancer incidence, according to gender, Causes of cancer, Control of 5 1 1 cancer, Methods of cancer diagnosis, Prevention of types of cancers: Oral cancer, Cancer of cervix, cancer of lungs, Cancer of stomach. Prevention of chronic bronchitis: 6 1 1 Epidemiological studies Risk factors, Prevention. Prevention of peptic ulcer: Risk factors, prevention measurement. Immunity: Definition, Humeral immunity, Cell immunity, Heptanes, Live attenuated vaccine, Killed vaccine, Conjugated 7 1 1 vaccine, Immunity and resistance. Types of Immunity: Natural immunity, Acquired immunity, Active acquired immunity, Inactive acquired immunity Artificial immunity: Inactive immunity, Selection of active of 8 1 1 inactive immunity, Mechanism of immunization, General resistance, Herd immunity. Expended program on immunization (EPI): TB, Diphtheria, 9 1 1 Polio, Meacsles, Prutsis, Tetanus. Base of immunological of vaccination: Some of specification 10 1 1 of killed and live attenuated vaccines, Adjuvant, Usage of vaccine in specific occasion. HIV/AID: Immunity after contact, Inactive 11 1 1 immunoprophylaxis. Chemoprophylaxis, Examples of
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Chemoprophylaxis. Cold chain of vaccines. Condition of keeping of vaccines: Campaign against 12 1 1 reservoirs, Mass immunity in Afghanistan, Immunity in TB, BCG, vaccine, Oral polio vaccine 13 1 1 DPT, Measles vaccine, Tetanus toxoid vaccine Adverse effect following immunization preventive measures, 14 1 1 for vulnerable Cold chain System: Cold boxes, Vaccine carrier, Vaccine vial 15 1 1 monitors, Keeping of vaccines. General points for vaccines: Polio vaccine, Tetanus toxoid vaccine, 16 Hepatitis B vaccine, New vaccines. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Public Health Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Public Health
Grade: Four Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Epidemiology of communicable diseases: What is Epidemic Example from epidemic, outbreak investigation, Cluster investigation, Goals of epidemic evaluation, Type of epidemics, Specification of one 1 1 1 source epidemy, one source permanent epidemy, Progressive epidemy, New epidemies, Stages of acute epidemy, Geographic epidemic Communicable diseases: Measles: history, problem statement, epidemiological determent (agent factors, host factors, environmental factors), transmission, incubation period, clinical features, prevention of measles, eradication of 2 1 1 measles, control measure. Rubella (German-Measles): History, epidemiological- determents (Agent factors, host factors, environmental factors), transmission, incubation period, clinical features, diagnosis, congenital rubella, prevention Mumps: agent factors, host factors, environmental factors, 3 1 1 clinical features, complication, prevention, control Polio myelitis: polios myelitis eradication epuidemiological- basis, prevalence and incidence, epidemiological-determents ( Agent factors, host factors, environmental factors), mode of transmission, clinical features, prevention, storage. 4 1 1 Whooping cough: problem statement, agent factors, host factors, environmental factors, mode of transmission, incubation period, clinical features, control of whooping cough Diphtheria: problem statement, agent factors, host factors, environmental factors, mode of transmission, portal of entry, 5 1 1 clinical features, control of diphtheria, diphtheria immunization. Tetanus: problem statement, agent factors, host factors, environmental factors, mode of transmission, portal of entry 6 1 1 clinical features, incubation period, type of tetanus, prevention Epidemic control of tuberculosis: problem statement world epidemiological incidences, natural history of TB, host 7 1 1 factors, social factors, tuberculin test, mode of transmission, the control of tuberculosis, chemo-prophylaxis tuberculosis and HIV, diagnosis of tuberculosis in HIV 8 1 1 Epidemiology and Control of Hepatitis: Hepatitis A: problem
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statement, agent factors, host factors, environmental factors, And mode of transmission, diagnosis prevention and containment. Hepatitis B: problem statement world, agent factors, host factors, environmental factors, mode of transmission, 9 1 1 incubation period, hepatitis B vaccine, hepatitis B immunoglobulin, clinical features, hepatitis C, Hepatitis E, Hepatitis D, Hepatitis G Rabies: Definition, problem statement, geographical distribution, agent factors, carrying state, host factors, mode of transmission, incubation period, pathogenesis, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment, vaccines for immunization of 10 1 1 man, post exposure prophylaxis, duration of immunity, anti rabies serum, pre exposure prophylaxis post exposure treatment of persons who have vaccinated previously, rabies in dog. Leprosy: definition, history, problem statement world, agent factors, host factors, environmental factors, social pathology, mode of transmission, incubation period, classification, 11 1 1 diagnosis, leprosy control recommended regimes of chemotherapy, duration of treatment, leprosy control Eradication. Brucellosis: Definition, problem statement, agent factors, 12 1 1 host factors, environmental factors, mode of transmission, incubation period, pattern of disease, control of brucellosis Malaria: history problem statement world, agent factors, reservoir of infection, period of cumminicabity, host factors, 13 1 1 environmental factors, vector of malaria, mode of transmission, clinical feature, measurement of malaria, control of malaria, vector control strategies. AIDS: problem statement world, epidemiological features, agent and host factors, immunology, mode transmission, 14 1 1 incubation period, clinical features, diagnosis of AIDS, control of AIDS, prevention, antiretroviral treatment, combination therapy Acute Diarrheal Diseases: problem statement, agent factors, host 15 1 1 factors, environmental factors, mode of transmission, control of diarrheal diseases. Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome: problem statement, mode of 16 transmission, incubation period, case definition, epidemiological aspects, prevention, treatment One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Anesthesia Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Anesthesia
Grade: Four First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical General information about anesthesia: definition of anesthesia, 1 1 1 analgesia, narcosis, general information about anesthesia. History of anesthesia: overview on anesthesia history, use of 2 1 1 different type of anesthetics, curares, analgesics and anesthesia related drugs in different period of time. Preanesthesia and preoperative evaluation of the patient: evaluation of the patient general condition, discussion 3 1 1 regarding to the risk of anesthesia and operation, choose of anesthesia technique and drugs Ten golden rules of anesthesia Patient physical status classification and the A.S.A scoring 4 1 1 system: classification of the patient physical status based on American association of anesthesia. Pre medication: definition of premedication, goals and use of 5 1 1 different drugs in premedication. Indo tracheal intubation: definition, indication, equipment, 6 1 1 techniques, problems, complication, extubation Methods & periods general anesthesia: methods (general 7 1 1 anesthesia, loc general anesthesia, acupunctures anesthesia, periods (analgesia, excitation, surgical toxic). Inhalation anesthetic: (ether, nitrous oxide, halothane): 8 1 1 pharmacologic properties, effects of body different organs. Side effects, complications. IV anesthetics: Katmin, thiopental, propofol: pharmacological 9 1 1 properties, clinical usage, effects on body different organs, side effects, complications, contraindication. Neuromuscular blockers: Muscle relaxant: definition, 10 1 1 classification, indications, contraindications, antidotes Spinal anesthesia: Definition, anatomy and physiology of the 11 1 1 vertebral column, equipment, techniques, indications, side effects, contraindications 12 1 1 Neuroleptics, and analgesia: ways of usage, goals Intera Venous fluid therapy: Etiology of fluid, and 13 1 1 electrolytes imbalance, replacement of the fluids and electrolytes with crystalloid and colloid fluids. Blood transfusion: Definition, Basic rules of blood transfusion 14 1 1 indications, types of blood transfusion, complications Cardiopulmonary resuscitation: definitions of cardiac arrest, 15 1 1 etiology, and types, signs and symptoms, prevention, Page 124 of 161
treatment Acute respiratory failure: respiratory physiology, etiology of the 16 1 1 respiratory failure, sign, symptoms and diagnosis prevention, reanimation and treatment One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Dermatology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Dermatology
Grade: Four Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Anatomy of skin: Structure of epidermis, dermis and hypodermis, Vessels, nerves and corpuscles, Sweets and Sebaceous Glands, hairs and nails. Physiology o f the skin: Protective function, heat regulation 1 2 1 function, secretion and excretion, gaseous exchange through skin, sense, organ, metabolic function, storage function and Absorption Symptoms and signs of skin disease: Subjective symptoms (Pictures), Objective signs (Primary and Secondary Lesions) Histopathology terms: Histopathology of the skin disease. Essentials of local treatment: Solution, lotion, ointment, cream, paste and powder, (methods of topical application) 2 2 1 occlusive bandage, intra lesional injection. Eczema and Dermatitis: Etiologic classification, histopathology, clinical study (Atrophic Dermatitis, Seborhoeic dermatitis, Nummular eczema) Varicose: Absorption, infective dermatitis, contact dermatitis, photo dermatitis, pompholyx and pityriasis alba. Diagnosis and differential diagnosis. Treatment: general measures, specific treatment. 3 2 1 Allergy: Antigen and antibody, allergic reaction, shock anaphylactic, non-allergic reactions (terms). Uricaria: Definition and Etiology, clinical study, diagnosis and treatment. Pyoderma: Etiology, Superficial infection (Impetigo, intertrigo, perleche and paonychia). Scabies: Etiology and pathogenesis, clinical study, course ad complication, diagnosis and treatment. 4 2 1 Deep infection: Furuncolosis and carbunculosis, sycosis vulgaris, pseudo furunculosis, hydra adenitis, suppurativa, ecthyma, pyoderma chancrioform and pyoderma ulcero vegetant. Dermatophytosis: Classification, tinee capitis, tinea faciei, tinea barbae, tinea corporis, tinea cururis, tinia axillaries, tinea manum and tinea pedis 5 2 1 Tinea Ungium, TV and Canidiasis: Onychomycosis (tinea ungium), Pityriasis versicolor (TV), Candidiasis (oral) candidiasis, Candida balance, flexural candidiasis, napkin candidiasis, paronychia candidiasis) diagnosis of fungus Page 126 of 161
(clinical, laboratory), treatment of fungal infections. Cutaneous Leishmania: Etiology and epidemiology, clinic and diagnostic criteria, clinical forms, course and treatment. Anomalies of Pigmentation: Melnoderma, (etiology and pathogenesis) Chloasma (etiology, clinic and treatment), 6 2 1 Ephelides, (etiology, clinic and treatment), Lukoderma (Classification) Vitiligo (Definition, pathologenesis, epidemiology, clinical study, clinical forms, differential diagnosis and treatment. Tumor of the skin: Classification, BCC (clinic, clinical forms, diagnosis, treatment), SCC, (Definition, etiology clinical study, course, diagnosis, treatment), 7 2 1 Malignant Melanoma: (etiology, clinical forms, histopathology, diagnosis, treatment), Bowens disease (etiology, clinical study, histopathology and treatment), Peget disease (Mammary pagets and extra mammary pegets) Bullous disease: Introducion, Pemphigus (pemphigus vulagaris, Pemphigus, Pemphigus foliaceous, Pemphigus erythermatosus, differential diagnosis and treatment). 8 2 1 Bullous Pemphigoid: Etiology, pathogenesis, clinical study and treatment. Erythama multiformis: Etiology, pathogenesis, clinical study and treatment. TB of the skin: Classification of TB cutis, Tuberculosis chancre, Lupus vulgaris, (etiology, clinic, diagnosis, complication and treatment) Scrofuloderma: (etiology, clinic, course and treatment) TB 9 2 1 cutis Verrucosa ( clinic, diagnosis and treatment) Scabies: (etiology, pathogenesis, clinical study, course, complication, diagnosis and treatment ) Pediculosis: (Pediculosis capitis, Pediculosis corporis, Pediculosis pubis) Viral skin infection: Definitioan and classification of skin viral disease, Herpes simplex (etiology, clinic and treatment), Herpes zoster (etiology, clinical forms and treatment) 10 2 1 Warts and Molluscum contagiosa: Warts, (Etiology, pathogenesis, clinical forms, diagnosis and treatment) Molluscum contagiosum (Etiology, pathogenesis, clinical study, clinical forms, diagnosis and treatment) Lichen Planus: (Etiology, histopathology, clinical study, clinical forms, diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment) Pityriasis Rosea: (Definition, etiology, clinical study, courses, 11 2 1 differential diagnosis and treatment) Psoriasis: Etiology, pathology, histopathology, clinical study, clinical forms, diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment DLE and Rosacea: DlE ( Etiology, pathogenesis, clinical forms, 12 2 1 differential diagnosis and treatment), Rosaces ( Etiology, ,
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clinical study, differential diagnosis and treatment) Acne vulgaris: Etiology, pathogenesis, clinic, clinical forms, differential diagnosis and treatment Leporcsy: Classification, clinical forms, tuberculoid, 13 2 1 borderline, lepromatous, deformities, reaction, diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment Diseases of Hair: classification, alopecia, hypertichosis 14 2 1 Diseases of Nails: Etiology, cutaneous nail disorders, special terms of nail dystrophy STD and Syphilis: Classification of STD, syphilis (History, Primary syphilis, secondary syphilis) 15 2 1 Latent and Tertiary Syphilis: Syphilis in HIV disease, differential diagnosis, serology of syphilis and management of syphilis. Chandcroid and Lymphogranuloma Venereum: Chandcroid (etiology, clinical study, clinical forms, diagnosis and treatment) Lymphogranuloma Venereum (etiology, pathogenesis, epidemiology, symptoms, diagnosis and 16 2 1 treatment Gonorrhea: Definition, Acute gonorrhea (in men and women) Chronic gonorrhea (in men and women), complication of gonorrhea, treatment of gonorrhea One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Internal Medicine Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Medicine
Grade: Five First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Diabetes Mellitus: 1 1 1 Definition, classification, pathogenesis (type 1&2) Malnutrition related DM, GDM, Clinical features, Lab. DDx. Diabetes Mellitus: 2 1 1 Treatment, Chronic complications of DM, Acute complication (DKA, NKHS). Thryotoxicosis: 3 1 1 Definition, Etiology, Clinical feature, Diagnosis, Lab. DDx. Treatment Hypothyroidism (Myxodema): 4 1 1 Definition, Etiology, Pathogenesis ,Clinical feature, Diagnosis, Lab. DDx. Complication,Treatment Cushing Syndrome: 5 1 1 Definition, Etiology, Clinical feature , Lab. DDx. Treatment Addison’s Disease: Definition, Etiology, Clinical feature, Lab. DDx. Treatment 6 1 1 Adrenal Crises: Definition, Etiology, Clinical feature. DDx. Treatment Pheochromocytoma: Definition, Clinical feature, Adverse Drug Reaction, Diagnosis, DDx., Treatment 7 1 1 Acromegaly: Definition, Pathophysiology, Etiology, Clinical feature, Lab. DDx. Treatment Diabetes Insipidus: 8 1 1 Definition, Pathophysiology, Etiology, Clinical feature, Lab. DDx. Treatment Obesity 9 1 1 Definition, Etiology, Clinical feature, Complication of obesity, Treatment Rheamatoid Arthritis: 10 1 1 Definition, Pathogenesis, Clinical feature, Lab. Course and Prognosis, DDx. Treatment Gout: 11 1 1 Definition, Pathogenesis, Clinical feature, Lab. Prevention and Treatment Systemic Lupus Erythematosis: 12 1 1 Definition and Prevention, Pathogenesis, Etiology, Clinical feature, Lab, Diagnosis, DDx., Treatment Page 130 of 161
Degenerative Joint Disease (Osteoarthritis): 13 1 1 Definition, Etiology, Epidemiology, Pathogenesis, , Clinical feature, Treatment Pain Syndrome: Cervicobrachial pain syndrome, Chronic Musculoskeletal 14 1 1 strain, Thoracic outlet syndrome, Arthicular Disorder and Extra thoracic syndrome, Low back pain, Fibromyalgia Mitabolic Bone Disease and Osteoporosis: Definition, Etiology, Pathogenesis, Clinical feature, Diagnosis, DDx. Treatment Osteoporosis: 16 1 1 Definition, Etiology, Clinical feature, Treatment One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Internal MIecicine Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Medicine
Grade Five Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Anemia: Definition, Sign and Symptoms, Approach to the patient with anemia, Laboratory investigations, Classifications of the anemia. 1 1 1 Iron deficiency anemia: Definition, Etiology, Laboratory investigations, Clinical feature, Diagnosis, Differential diagnosis, Treatment. Megaloblastic anemia; Cobalamine: Definition, Clinical feature, Etiology, Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, Differential 2 1 1 diagnosis Folic Acid: Etiology, Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, Differential diagnosis, DDx. Lab, Treatment. Hemolytic Anemia: Definition, Classifications, Laboratory 3 1 1 investigations. Bone Marrow Failure: Definition, Classifications. Aplastic Anemia: Definition, Epidemiology, Etiology, 4 1 1 Pathogenesis, clinical Findings, Laboratory investigations, Diagnosis, Treatment, Prognosis. Polycytemia: Definition, Etiology Polycytemia Vera: Etiology, Clinical Feature, Classification, 5 1 1 Laboratory investigations, Diagnosis, Differential diagnosis, Prognosis, Treatment. Acute Leukemia: Definition, Etiology Acute Lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL): Definition, Etiology, Classification, Clinical Feature, Laboratory investigations 6 1 1 Treatment. Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML): Incidence, Etiology, Classification, Clinical Feature, Laboratory investigations, Prognosis, Treatment. Chronic Leukemia:- Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML): Definition, Etiology, Clinical Feature, Lab, Diagnosis 7 1 1 Treatment. Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL): Definition, Etiology, Epidemiology, Clinical Feature, Lab, Diagnosis Treatment. Hodgkin Disease: Etiology, Epidemiology, Clinical Feature, 8 1 1 Pathological, Classification, Diagnosis, DDx. Treatment. Neutropenia: Definition, Etiology, Lab. Did, Treatment. 9 1 1 Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura: Definition, Etiology, Pathogenesis, Clinical Feature, Lab, DDx. Treatment. 10 1 1 Disseminater Intravascular Coanulation (DIC) Definition, Page 132 of 161
Etiology, Pathogenesis, Clinical Feature,(Bleeding, Thrombosis, Thromboembolism, shock, renal, liver and DNS dysfunction), Lab, Acute DIC, Chronic DIC, Treatment. Blood Transfusion: Erythrocyte, Antigen, and antibodies, definitions clinical use of erythrocyte and whole blood, indication of transfusion therapy, erythrocyte preparation 11 1 1 packed red blood cell, washed red blood cell, frozen red blood cell, indication of the granulocyte transfusion, complication of the blood transfusion, clinical use of plasma and plasma factors. Disorders of the Immune System: General considerations, Joint signs of the immune system deficiency, Difference 12 1 1 between T and B cells, Humoral Immunology, cellular immunology, Classifications Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS):- Definition, Origin of the HIV, Etiology and Pathogenesis, 13 1 1 (Pathogenesis of HIV infection), Diagnoses of the HIV infection, Lab, exam, Course and Prognosis. AIDS: - Hematological abnormalities, Anemia in HIV infection, 14 1 1 Thrombocytopenia in HIV infection, Systematic organ abnormalities, Treatment, Prophylaxis. Vitamin B1 Deficiency: - Definition, Absorption & Metabolism, Sources, Clinical feature, Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention. 15 1 1 Niacin (Nicotinic acid) deficiency: - Absorption & Metabolism, Sources, Clinical feature, Diagnosis, Treatment, Toxicity. Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) deficiency: - Absorption & Metabolism, Clinical feature, Diagnosis, Lab, Treatment. 16 1 1 Vitamin C deficiency: - Absorption, Sources & Requirements, Symptoms & Sign, Diagnosis & Treatment, Toxicity. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Surgery Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Surgery
Grade Five First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Thyroid diseases Surgical anatomy, Physiology, Classification, History and physical examination. 1 1 1 Thyroid diseases Test of thyroid function, Goiter, definition, Classification, Simple goiter, clinical types, and Thyroid cyst. Thyroid diseases: -Thyrotoxicosis, Clinical types, Symptoms & Signs, Diagnosis, Treatment, Post operative complication. 2 1 1 Thyroid diseases: - Thyroid tumors, etiology, clinical feature, diagnosis, treatment, additional measures, Thyroiditis. Breast diseases: - Surgical anatomy, physiology, Symptoms, physical examination, lab, Investigation. 3 1 1 Breast diseases: -Breast injury, cut and sub acute infections, Chronic infections, clinical feature, treatment. Breast diseases: -Breast cyst, Breast Tumors, pathology, Spread of breast tumors. 4 1 1 Breast diseases: - Clinical features of Breast carcinoma, staging of breast cancer, prognosis, Treatment. Thoracic injuries & trauma: -Rib fracture, Sternum fracture, Flail chest. 5 1 1 Thoracic injuries & trauma: -Pneumothorax, Hemothorax, Cardiac tamponad, Mediastinal emphysema, Thorocotomy Diaphragmatic Hernia: -Hernia of Morgagni, Hernia of Bochdalek, Diaphragmatic eventration, Hiatus hernia, clinical 6 1 1 feature, complication of hernia. Diaphragmatic Hernia: -Treatment of sliding hiatus hernia, Treatment of reflux esophagitis, Rolling hernia, Mixed hernia Mediastinal diseases: -Anatomy, Mediastinitis, Clinical features, treatment. 7 1 1 Mediastinal diseases: -Cysts & tumors of mediastinum, symptoms of mediastinal mases. Esophageal diseases: -Surgical anatomy and physiology, lab, Investigations, Foreign bodies & Injury of esophagus. 8 1 1 Esophageal diseases: -Corrosive esophagitis, Esophageal diverticula`s, Achalasia. Esophageal diseases: -Benign stricture & Tumors of 9 1 1 esophagus, esophageal carcinoma, pathology, spread of
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tumors, clinical feature. Esophageal diseases: -Treatment, curative treatment, palliative treatment, terminal complication of esophageal carcinoma. Lung & Pleural diseases: -Surgical anatomy, Inhaled foreign bodies, Lung abscess, classification, pathology, clinical 10 1 1 feature, complication, diagnosis, treatment. Lung & Pleural diseases: -Bronchiectasis, ethiology, pathology, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment, Lung cystsl Lung & Pleural diseases: - Lung TB, pathology, clinical feature, indication of resection, Bronchopleural fistula, Pleural empyema. 11 1 1 Lung & Pleural diseases: - Lung TB, pathology, clinical feature, indication of resection, Bronchopleural fistula, Pleural empyema. Lung & Pleural diseases: -Lung & Bronchial tumors, Clinical feature, treatment, complications of lung resection. 12 1 1 Lung & Pleural diseases: -Lung & Bronchial tumors, Clinical feature, treatment, complications of lung resection. Heart diseases: -Anatomy and Physiology, Valvular heart diseases, Mitral valve diseases, Aortic valve diseases, Tricuspid valve diseases, Pulmonary valve diseases, Infective 13 1 1 endocarditis. Heart diseases: -Congenital heart diseases cyanotic heart diseases, cyanotic heart diseases. Heart diseases: -Ischemic heart diseases, pathophysiology, lab, Investigation, indication of operation. 14 1 1 Heart diseases: -Thoracic Aorta aneurysm, Aortic dissection, treatment. Arterial diseases: -Arterial stenosis, etiology, symptoms and signs, treatment, Acute arterial occlusion due to embolism and trauma. 15 1 1 Arterial diseases: -Arterial dilatation, abdominal aorta aneurysm, Peripheral aneurysm, A.V Fistula, Arteritis, Vasospastic condition. Venous diseases: -Pathophysiology, lab. Investigation, Deep vein Thrombosis, Superficial Vein Thrombosis. 16 1 1 Venous diseases: -Varicose vein, symptoms, diagnostic tests, differential diagnosis, treatment, complication. One Theoretical Class has 50 minutes. One Practical class has 100 minutes
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Pediatric Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Pediatric medicine
Grade: Five First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical History taking: -Differential between child and adult physical 1 1 1 exam. Growth and development: - 2 1 1 Fetal growth and development: Definition, Extra uterine life, Assessment of growth and development. Nutrition: - Nutrition requirements water, Protein, 3 1 1 carbohydrate. 4 1 1 Feeding (Breast feeding, Advantages) 5 1 1 Weaving and trace elements. Malnutrition: -(definition, Etiophathogenesis, Clinical feature, Lab. Exam, Diagnosis, D/Dx, Complication, Prevention, 6 1 1 Treatment and Prognosis) Protein energy malnutrition classification, Marasmus kwashiorkor. 7 1 1 Management of severe malnutrition. 8 1 1 Vitamin C, D deficiency. 9 1 1 Vit.(B1,B6,B14,Folic acid) ,Vit.K Vitamin A, deficiency ( Definition, Etiophathogenesis, Clinical 10 1 1 feature, Lab. Exam Diagnosis, D/Dx, Complication, Prevention, Treatment and Prognosis) Water and Electrolyte Disturbances: -Hyponatremia, Hypernatremia, Hypokalemia, Hyponatremia. 11 1 1 Disturbances in acid base status, Fluid therapy determinate of requirements, Manteca therapy, and Deficit therapy. Acute Watery Diarrhea & Abdominal pain, Constipation: - 12 1 1 Definition, Causes, Path physiology, clinical, treatment. 13 1 1 AGE, Persistent and Recurrent Diarrhea Dehydration: (Definition, Etiopathologenesis, Clinical feature, 14 1 1 Classification, Lab, exam, Diagnosis, D/Dx. Complication, Preventions, Treatment and Prognosis. Pneumonia (IMCI) and Bronchiolitis: Definition, Etiophathogenesis, Clinical feature, Classification, Lab, exam, 15 1 1 Diagnosis, D/Dx Complication, Prevention, Treatment, and Prognosis. Down syndrome and mental retardation, Definition, Etiophathogenesis, Clinical feature, Lab, exam, 16 1 1 Diagnosis, D/Dx Complication, Prevention, Treatment, and Prognosis.
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Pediatric Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Pediatric medicine
Grade: Five Secont Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Neonatology: Definition, normal full term newborn, 1 1 1 Premature, Neonatal reflexes, sandsment of Newborn infant Delivery Room emergencies, and Resuscitations, Birth 2 1 1 asphyxia and disease (Definition, Risk, factors, Physiopathology, Clinic, Diagnosis, and management, 3 1 1 Pernatal Asphyxia: Equipments of resuscitation Delivery trauma, Cranial injuries, Intracranial hemorrhage, 4 1 1 Spin, and Spinal cord injury, Viscera injury, Fractures Extremities. Jaundice and hyperbiliroinemia in newborn General 5 1 1 consideration, Physiologic Jaundice. Jaundice associated with breast feeding neonatal hepatits 6 1 1 persistent. 7 1 1 Kernictures treatment, PHtotherapy, Exchangetransfusion. Apnea and transient apnea, Neonatal sepsis, management, 8 1 1 necrotizing enterocolitis, 9 1 1 Nutration, of the newborn baby Prematurity (general problems , risk fctore, clinical feature 10 1 1 and management, assessment of gestational age) Neonatal hypoglycemia, Hyperglycemia, Hypo and 11 1 1 hyperthermia Respiratory distress syndrome : Definition, Pathophysiology, 12 1 1 Clinical feature, General consideration, Treatment. Neonatal Seizures: Definition, Etiopathogenesis, Clinical 13 1 1 feature, Lab exam, Diagnosis, D/Dx, Treatment, Complication, Prevention, and Prognosis 14 1 1 TORCH infection IDA, Thalassemia: Definition, Etiopathogenesis, Clinical 15 1 1 feature, and Lan, Exam, Diagnosis, D/Dx, Treatment, Complication, Prevention, and Prognosis UTI and Nephrotic Syndrome: Definition, Etiopathogenesis, 16 1 1 Clinical feature, and Lan, Exam, Diagnosis, D/Dx, Treatment, Complication, Prevention, and Prognosis
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Obstetrics and Gynecology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Gynecology
Grade: Five Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Gynecological Examination: A. General pelvis examination: Extra Genital Organ inspection, Speculum examination, Vagino-cervical cystoscopy, B. Inspection of cervix: manual pelvis examination, 1 1 1 Palpation of structure of introits, palpation of cervix. C. Bimanual examination: palpation of uterus, palpation of adenexa, D. Rectovaginal examination, other procedure, Cervical biopsy, Endometrial biopsy Gynecological Examination: conization, endometrial biopsy, 2 1 1 Colposcopy, hysteroscopy, Laparoscopy, HSG, Culdocentesis. U/S 3 1 1 Amenorrhia: primary, secondary, management. Dysmenorrhia: primary, etiology, secondary, (uterine, cause 4 1 1 and extre uterine cause) treatment PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome): Oligomenorrhea, Poly 5 1 1 menorrhea, Menorrhagia, Metrorragea, Hypo and hyper menorrhea. Vuvovaginitis: Classification, Clinical findings, Laboratory 6 1 1 examination, Complication, Prevention, Treatment. Bartholin cyst: Bartholin abscess, Clinical findings, 7 1 1 Complication, Prevention, Treatment. Pelvic relaxation: Cystocele, urethrocele, rectocele, enterocele, Clinical finding, sign and symptom, special 8 1 1 examinations, complication, deferential diagnosis, prevention, treatment Infertility (continue): Diagnosis and investigation, History, 9 1 1 Semen analysis, Ovulation test, Potency test, Histological and biopsy, FSH and LH level, Treatment. Contraceptives: Hormonal method, Mechanical method, 10 1 1 Surgical methods, bilateral tubule legations, vasectomy, Menopause and climacteric: General information, Clinical 11 1 1 findings, Hot flash, Osteoporosis, Urogenital tract, Cardiovascular, Treatment. PCOS: General information, Hormonal Changes, Sign and 12 1 1 symptoms, Treatment, -ovulation, cycle
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-hirsutism, and virilizaion, Gynecologic Procedures,: Dilation and curettage, general 13 1 1 information, indication, procedure, complication, Gynecologic Procedures,: Hysterectomy: general information, 14 1 1 indication, procedure, complication, 15 1 1 DCOS: Definition, Hormonal changes sign and symptoms 16 1 1 Anovalatory Cycle: Diagnosis, Manegement
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Orthopedic & Traumatology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Traumatology
Grade Five First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical History of orthopedic and Traumatology, Physical 1 1 1 examination, Traction and Plaster, Acute chronic osteomylitis Bone and Joint TB Osteoarthritis: Upper limb Trauma, Injury 2 1 1 of the shoulder, Clavicula fracture and dislocation, scapula fracture. 3 1 1 Sternum fracture, Ribs fracture Acromioclvicular joint dislocation: Sternoclavicular joint 4 1 1 dislocation, Anterior dislocation of the shoulder joint. Neck Humerus fracture: Shaft humerus fractures, 5 1 1 supracondylars Humerus, fractures. Humerus condylar fractures: Elbow joint dislocation, upper 6 1 1 part radius ulna fracture Olicranon fracture: Montaeggia fracture, Galezzia fracture, 7 1 1 Fracture of the distal Radius Shaft Radius and Ulna fracture Lower part Radius and Ulna 8 1 1 fracture, Colle’s fracture and Juvenile Cole’s fracture Fracture Radial Styloid (Shaufers fracture) Barton’s fracture, 9 1 1 Colle’s fracture and Juvenile Cole’s fracture Triquetum, Hamat Iunetta and Trapezium: Tracture, 10 1 1 Metacarps fracture, Bennell fracture, Shaft metacarpus fracture Fracture of Phalanges, Spine trauma, Cervical spine, injuries, 11 1 1 Dorsolumbal injuries, Spine trauma with nerve injuries. Pelvic fracture, Acetabulom fracture, Sacrum and Coccyges 12 1 1 fracture Hip Joint trauma, Posterior dislocation of Hip joint, Anterior 13 1 1 dislocation of Hip joint, Neck femur fracture, of adult. Intertrochanteric and SUbtrochanteric fractures, Shaft 14 1 1 Femur fracture, Supra condylar fracture and Patella fracture. 15 1 1 Tibia and Fibula fracture and Shaft Tibia and Fibula fracture Ankle joint fracture, Medial Maleol fracture, Lateral Maleol 16 1 1 fracture, Bimaleol fracture, Food trauma Fracture of the Calcaneu’s and Talus.
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Orthopedic & Traumatology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Orthopedic
Grade Five Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 1 Deformity of the foot, Club foot, Flat foot 2 1 1 Hallux rigdus, Hallux valus, Claw Toecaps cavus 3 1 1 Cerebral Palsy 4 1 1 Poliomelitis Spinal Cord injury, Nerve Root Compression, Peripheral nerve 5 1 1 injury Plexus Brachialis Damage, Meian nerve damage, Ulner nerve 6 1 1 damage, Radial nerve damage. Sciatic nerve damage, Common Perennial nerve damage, 7 1 1 Obstetric paralysis or Birth paralysis Peripheral Neuropathy, Guillanbarre syndrome Charcot 8 1 1 Marie tooth Disease Muscular Dystrophy, Paseudohyertrophic muscular 9 1 1 dystrophy. 10 1 1 Arthrogripposis multiplex congenital 11 1 1 Amputation 12 1 1 Bone Tumors, Osteoma 13 1 1 Osteoblastoma Chondroma Aneurismal Bone Cyst, Hemangioma, Nonossifying Fibroma, 14 1 1 Solitary bone Cyst. 15 1 1 Giant cell Tumor, Osteo Sarcoma, Eving Tumor 16 1 1 Plasma cell Myeloma, Multiple myeloma
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ENT Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: ENT
Grade Five First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Anatomy of the Ear: Auricle, External auditory canal 1 2 1 Anatomy of the Eer: Middle ear, Inner ear Physiology of the ear: Mechanism of hearing and sound transmission, Symptomatology of aural disease (Otalgia, Otorrhagia, 2 2 1 Irritation, Otorrhea, Tinnitus) Deafness: Definition, Types (Conductive, Sensori neural Mixed, Hysterical, Malingering) Disease of External Ear: Disease of the pinna 3 2 1 Disease of External auditory canal Disease of tympanic membrane, Acute supportive otitis 4 2 1 media Acute mecrotizin otitis media, Serous otitis media Chronic supportive otitis media 5 2 1 Intra cranial complication of otitis media, Otosclerosis and minieres disease Tumor of External ear: Benign 6 2 1 Tumor of External ear: Malignant Anatomy and Physiology of nose and Para nasal sinus: External Nose, Nasal cavity, Maxillary sinuses, Frontal sinuses, 7 2 1 Ethmoidl sinuses, Sphenoid sinuses Physiology of the Nose and Para nasal sinsu: Epistaxis (Difinition, Classification, Causes, Treatment) Fracture of the nose: Types, Clinical feature, Investigations, Treatment. 8 2 1 Deviated nasal septum: Definition, Types, Symptoms and Signs, Complication, Treatment. Rhinitis: Common cold, Diphtheric Rhinitis, Simple Chronic Rhinitis, Hypertropic Rhinitis. 9 2 1 Atrophic Rhinitis, Rhinitis, Sicca, Rhinitis Caseosa, Malignant Granuloma Allergic Rhinitis: Definition, Causes, Mechanism, Pathology, 10 2 1 Clinical feature, Diagnosis Sinusitis: Complication of sinusitis Tumor and cyst of nose and Para nasal sinuses 11 2 1 Anatomy and physiology of pharynx: Nasopharynx, Oro pharynx, Larngopharynx 12 2 1 Adenoids, Acute and chronic, Nasopharyngitis, Page 142 of 161
Benign and Mlignant , Tumors of Nasopharynx, Acute pharyngitis, Chronic pharyngitis, Chronic Catarrhal Pharyngitis, Chronic Granular Pharyngitis, Chronic Atrophic Pharyngitis, Keratosis 13 2 1 Pharyngitis Applied anatomy of facial tonsil, Acute Tonsillitis, Facial Diphtheria, Chronic Tonsillitis, Indication for Tonsillectomy Abscesses Related Pharynx, Quinsy, Retropharyngeal Abscess, 14 2 1 Parapharyngial Abscess Oropharynx tumors: Benign and Malignant Anatomy and Physiology of Larynx: Cartilages, Joints, Ligaments, and Membranes Muscles, Cavity of the Larynx, Blood supply, Innervatioans, Lymphatic drainage, Physiology 15 2 1 of Larynx. Stridor: (Types, Causes,) Acute Laryngitis, Acute Epiglottis, Acute Laryngotracheo, Bronchitis, Chronic Layryngitis, TB of Larynx, Perichondritis, of the Larynx, Tumors of Larynx: Benign and Malignant Trachestomy: Definition, plied anatomy of the trachea, 16 2 1 Classification , Function of tracheostromy, Indication, Contraindication, Procedure.
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Neuropsychiarty Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Neurology
Grade Five Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Neurological History and examination: Consciousness Patient examination: Motor system examination (Inspection, tone, forces, reflexes) Cranial nerves, examination (olfactory, optic, Ocoulomotoure, trochlear, trigeminal, abducens, facial, vestibulocochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus accessory, hypoglossal nerves) Co-ordination and cerebellar examination Station and gaint) Sensory system examination 1 1 1 (Lmniscal sensory system, extra Limniscal sensory system, cortical sensory system) Unconconsicounses patients examinations: Glosgow coma scale, eye bal movement, respiration, pupils and motor system examination Labroratory investigation: Blood, CFS, Urine and Stool Imaging. Stroke: Ischemis: Definition, Epidemiology, Etiology (Thrmobosis, Emboli and emorhage) TIA (transient Ischemaicm attack) and Reversible Ischemic Neurological Defict (RIND): -Definition, risk factors, clinic (international carotid circulation occlusion, vertebro basilar circulation occlusion, important points during assessment of TIA patient, routine laboratory investigation, special investigation and imaging, differential diagnosis, treatment 2 1 1 prevention. Cerebral Infarction: -Definition, cerebral thrombosis (risk factors, clinic, laboratory investigations and imaging, management, prognosis, follow up, prevention). Cerebral embolism (risk factors, clinic, laboratory investigations, differential diagnosis of embolic and thrombosis cerebral infraction, treatment, drugs used in treatment of cerebral infraction). Stroke: -Hemorrhages: -Intra cerebral Hemorrhages: - (Definition, epidemiology, etiology, risk factors, clinic, investigations and imaging, treatment, prevention, prognosis). Differential diagnosis of stroke. 3 1 1 Subarachnoid hemorrhage: - (Definition, etiology, clinic, classifications of stages I-V, Diagnosis, additional investigations and imaging, complication, medical treatment, surgical treatment, prognosis). Epidural Hematoma: - (Definition, clinic, treatment).
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Chronic subdural hematoma, Chronic subdural hematoma: - (Definition, diagnosis, treatment). Coma: -Definition, mechanisms, classification, initial management of unconscious patient (ABCD), history, vital sign skin, respiration head and neck, papilla edema, position of eye ball, movement of eye ball, pupils extremities., etiology of unconsciousness and coma (metabolic & 4 1 1 neurogenic). Investigation (blood, CSF, urine stool, imaging, special tests). Assessment of brain stem in unconscious patient, Glasgow coma Scale, Locked in syndrome, vegetative state, special nursing care for unconscious patient. Parkinson disease: -Definition, epidemiology, etiology, classification, idiopathic :(bradykinesia, rigidity, tremor), post encephalitis (torticolis, blepharo spasm, occulogyric crisis, 5 1 1 siallhorrhea), atherosclerotic (pseudo bulbar plasy), strait nigral, toxic (Co), drug induced (Reserpine, Metoclopromide, Phenothiazin derivatives), differential diagnosis, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis. Multiple sclerosis: -Definition, epidemiology, etiology, clinic 6 1 1 prognosis, diagnosis, complication, treatment, differential diagnosis, other clinical multiple, sclerosis. Seizure disorders: -Definition, etiology, classifications, Petit mal seizure, Grand mal seizures, Partial (simple & complex) seizure, Reflex seizure, Febrile convulsion, Pseudo seizure, 7 1 1 Status epilepticus, Management of tonic and colonics status epilepticus, laboratory investigation, differential diagnosis, treatment of seizures disorders prognosis. Neuropathy: -Definition, Clinical manifestations, etiology, laboratory investigation. Gillian bare syndrome: -Definition, clinic, lab exam, imaging (NCV, EMG, ECG & EEG), electrolytes, respiratory capacities, deferential diagnosis, mood of onset, treatment, complications. 8 1 1 Chronic Inflammatory Demyelization Polyradiculoneuropathy: Definition, clinic, differential diagnosis, treatment. Char cot Marie Tooth Neuropathy: -Definition, classification, differential diagnosis. Management. Brachial plexus neuropathy: -etiology, classification. Degenerative neurological diseases: -Definition, common sign and symptoms, classification. Alzheimer`s diseases: -clinical manifestation, pathology, 9 1 1 laboratory and imaging, differential diagnosis, treatment, prognosis. Dementia with lewy bodies, Pick`s diseases, Multi infarct dementia, Binswanger`s diseases. Huntington`s chorea,
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Olivopontocerebeller atrophy, Progressive supranuclear palsy, Shy-Dragger syndrome, Hallervoden-Spatz diseases, Fried Reich`s ataxia, Roussy-Levy syndrome, Motor Neuron diseases classification, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Progressive spinal muscular atrophy, Bulbar palsy, Pseudo bulbar palsy, Primary lateral sclerosis, Labor`s Hereditary optic atrophy, Cerebeller Degeneration, Spastic Para paresis, Acute Transverse Myelitis (clinic, treatment). Trigeminal neuralgia and facial paralysis: -Anatomy, Physiology. Facial paralysis: -Definition, incidence, clinic, etiology, 10 1 1 diagnosis, differential diagnosis, prognosis, treatment. Trigeminal neuralgia: -Definition, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis Headache & Vertigo: -Headache: -etiology, history, classification. Migraine: -Definition, classification, differential diagnosis, treatment. 11 1 1 Cluster headache: -Definition, diagnosis, treatment. Vertigo: -Definition, etiology, classification, important point when faced to patient who has vertigo, clinic and investigation. R.I.C.P and Cerebral Tumor: -Anatomy of the skull and brain, Mechanism and sign of R.I.C.P Brain Edema: -Body fluid, etiology, treatment Pseudo Tumor 12 1 1 Cerebri, Normal pressure hydrocephalus. Brain Tumor: - (Clinical manifestation of the brain tumor, laboratory investigation, classification). Primary brain tumor: -Gliomas, Miningioma, Penialoma, (treatment). Sydenhams Chorea: -Definition, incidence, pathology, 13 1 1 etiology, sign & symptoms, reflex, prognosis, diagnosis, treatment. Congenital nerve system malformation and low back pain: - Low back pain: -Definition, etiology, classification, history, laboratory and imaging, diagnosis, prolapsed inter vertebral disc (clinic, treatment). Congenital malformation of the CNS: -Crania synostosis, 14 1 1 Platybasia (clinic, treatment, basilar investigation), Anencephaly, Arnold-chiari malformation (clinic, diagnosis) Dandy-Walker syndrome, Syringomelia (clinic, diagnosis), Spine malformation: -Dysraphism, Diastematomyelia, Klipel- Feil Anomaly. Myopathy: - (Definition), Primary myopathy. Duchene Dystrophic myopathy (Definition, clinic, prognosis). 15 1 1 Neurogenic myopathy, Congenital myotonia, Metabolic myopathy, Congenital myopathy, Secondary Myopathy (etiology, clinic).
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Neuromuscular junction diseases & Myasthenia, Gravis (Definition, clinic, investigation, differential diagnosis, treatment). Movement disorders: - (Personal history, family history, drugs). Tremor: - (Resting tremor, action tremor, intention termor). Hemiballismus, Athetosis, Dystonia: - (classification), Focal 16 1 1 dystonia, Blepharospasm, Hemi facial spasm, Occupational cramps, segmental dystonia, Tardive dystonia, Ggenralized dystonia (etiology), Tic, Gilles de la Turreted syndrome treatment).
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Neuropsychiatry Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Psychiatry
Grade Five Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Psychiatric history and examination: -Presentation (Level of consciousness, General appearance, Attitude), Motor 1 1 1 behavior, Affect, Cognitive state (Attention, Orientation, Languages, Memory), Reasoning, Mood, Thought, Perception. Schizophrenic disorders: -Definition, natural history, incidence, prevalence, etiology, sign & symptoms, sub type of 2 1 1 schizophrenia, Course, D/Dx, Diagnosis criteria, treatment, prognosis. Mood disorders: -Epidemiology, natural history, etiology, clinic, DSM IV-diagnosis, criteria for Mania, DSM IV-diagnostic criteria for anxiety patient, Bipolar disorders, Dysthymia, 3 1 1 Cyclothymia, Type of bipolar disorders, side effect, course and prognosis, treatment, for mania, social treatment, behavior treatment, psychotherapy. Anxiety disorder,: -Definition, epidemiology, theory of 4 1 1 anxiety, panic attack, agoraphobia, social phobia, specific phobia, OCD, general anxiety disorders, treatment. Substance related disorders: - Definition, Phenomenology, Intoxication, neuroadaption, Dependence, Abuse and addiction, etiology and epidemiology, neuropharmacology, antagonist, clinic, over dosage, withdrawal syndrome, course, side effect, diagnosis, treatment. Cocaine and 5 1 1 Amphetamines, Nicotine, Cannabis related disorders (neuropharmacology, clinic, treatment). Alcohol related disorders epidemiology, etiology, intoxication, neuroadaption) alcohol withdrawal, alcohol withdrawal seizures, alcohol induced psychotic disorder, alcohol receptor, alcohol withdrawal delirium, treatment. Sexuality disorders: -Human sexuality, sexuality identity, sexual response cycle, sexual dysfunction, desire disorders, 6 1 1 arousal disorder, organic disorders, sexual pain disorders, paraphilias, gender identity disorder. Personality disorders: -Definition, epidemiology, etiology, classification (paranoid personality disorders, schizoid personality disorders, schizotypal personality disorders, 7 1 1 histrionic personality disorders, borderline personality disorders, narcissistic personality disorders, antisocial personality disorders, avoidant personality disorders, OCD personality disorders, dependent personality disorders)
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Somatoform disorders: -Definition, types, somatization 8 1 1 disorders, conversion disorders, pain disorders, hypochondriasis, body dimorphic disorders. Mental Retardation: -Definition, nomenclature, classification, severity, epidemiology, neurological disorders, genetic syndromes, psychosocial syndromes, etiology, genetic 9 1 1 factors, Down syndrome, Fragile x syndrome, Cant`s Cry syndrome, Acquired and developmental factors, environmental and sociocultural factors, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment. Eating disorders: - (Definition), anorexia, eating disorders as a pathological behavior (epidemiology, etiology, clinic 10 1 1 diagnosis, course, prognosis, treatment), Eliminations disorders, Enuresis-encopresis (epidemiology, etiology, diagnosis, treatment), Pica, Rumination disorders. Cognitive disorders: -Delirium (Definition, epidemiology, etiology, clinical sign and symptoms, course, diagnosis, lab. Exam, treatment. Dementia (Definition, epidemiology, 11 1 1 etiology, clinic). Alzhimeimer dementia (etiology), Vascular dementia, D/Dx of Dementia, diagnosis, treatment. Amnestic disorders (Definition, etiology) Factitious disorders: -Definition, epidemiology, etiology, diagnosis and clinical features, factitious disorders with predominantly psychological sign and symptoms, factitious disorders with predominantly physical sign and symptoms 12 1 1 factitious disorder with combined psychological and physical sign and symptoms, factitious disorders not otherwise specified, pathology and laboratory examination, differential diagnosis, prognosis, treatment) 13 1 1 Malingering: -Definition, sign, diagnosis, treatment Normal sleep & sleep disorders: - Definition and sleep physiology, insomnia, hypersomnia, type of hypersomnia: - Sleep apnea, Narcolepsy (sleep attack, muscle atonia, sleep 14 1 1 paralysis, hypnologic and hypnologic hallucination, treatment), Klein Levine syndrome, and Myoclonic nurture. Para somnia, Night mare, Night terror, Enuresis. Dissociative disorders: -Definition, types, dissociative, amnesia (epidemiology, etiology, clinic, D/Dx, treatment). Dissociative face (epidemiology, etiology, clinic, D/Dx) 15 1 1 Dissociative identity disorders (epidemiology, etiology, clinic, diagnosis, course and prognosis). Depersonalization disorders (epidemiology, etiology, clinic, diagnosis, course, treatment) Adjustment disorders: -Epidemiology, etiology, diagnosis and 16 1 1 clinical feature, differential diagnosis, course and prognosis, treatment.
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Neurosurgery Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Neurosurgery
Grade Five First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Introduction & History of Neurosurgery: -Embryology & Neuroanotomy (Functional), Spinal Cord, Medulla Oblongata, Pons, Cerebellum, Cranial nerves, Brain, Cerebrovascular 1 1 1 system. Neurological Examination, Neuroinvistigation, CSF, Radiology, C-T Scan, Angiography, Myelography, MRI, EEG,EMG. Head Injury: -Definition, Cause, Pathology, Introduction and classification of Head Injury, Secondary complications, Scalp Injury (Abrasion, Laceration, Hematoma, Infected wound), 2 1 1 Skull: Vault fractures (Linear Fix, Depress Fx, Compound Depress Fx), Base cranni fractures (Base Skull Fx). (Ant, Med & Posterior Fossa Fx), Treatment. (Head Injury cont.) Traumatic Brain Injury: -Concussion, 3 1 1 Contusion (Mild, Moderate, Sever), Laceration Cerebral Treatment… (Head Injury cont.) Compression Cerebral: -Extramural Hematoma, Subdural Hematoma (EDH & SDH). I.C.H. Open 4 1 1 Head Injury (Civil & War wound), First Aids, Patient Examination. (Head Injury cont.) Management and principles of 5 1 1 treatment, Complication of Head Injury, Brain Death Spinal Cord Injury: -Spinal Column, Spinal Cord, Neurotraumatology, Introduction and classification of (SCI), 6 1 1 Spine Fractures, Spinal cord, Concussion, Contusion (Mild, Moderate, Sever), Compression, Spinal Shock. History and examination of SCI: -Investigations, Civil & War wound, Caring for spinal Injury and principles of 7 1 1 Transportation & treatment, Paraplegia (caring), Complications of SCI. Increased Intracranial Pressure (ICP): -Definition, Causes, 8 1 1 Clinic, Treatment. CNS Infection: -Brain Abscess, Introduction, Causes, Clinic, 9 1 1 Treatment (Medical, Surgical). Peripheral Nerve Injury: -Introduction and classification 10 1 1 (Neuropraxia, Axontemesis, Neurotemesis), clinic and treatment. Intervertebral Disc Pathology: -Introduction and 11 1 1 classification, Clinic (LBP, Sciatica, Cervical Spine) and treatment.
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Neoplasm, Introduction and classification, 12 1 1 Brain Tumors, Causes, Clinic, Investigations, Treatment. 13 1 1 Spinal cord Tumors, Causes, Clinic, Investigations, Treatment. Pain and surgical treatment: -Introduction, Clinic, 14 1 1 Investigation, Treatment. Tuberculosis of CNS (Pott`s Diseases) Introduction, Clinic(1st 15 1 1 Stage, 2nd Stage: Complication: a-Spine b-Neurological c-Cold Abscess) 3rd Stage (Ankylosis), Investigation, Treatment 16 1 1 Preventive Methods for Neurotrauma & Neurorehabilitation
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Public Health Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Public Health
Grade Five First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 1 National Policy, National strategy of Reproductive health. Family planning for making space between deliveries: - Purpose, Pregnancy and usage of contraceptive drugs in Afghanistan, Frequently pregnancies and their effects on the 2 1 1 mother and child health, Deficiencies related to pregnancy on young ages (Less then 18yr), Deficiencies of pregnancy due to short space (between pregnancy), Deficiencies of frequently pregnancies, Family planning and its advantages. Review of family planning methods: -Purpose, Menstruation 3 1 1 cycle and it`s relation with family planning methods. Consultation: -Step of consultation, Evaluation of admitted, Medical history, Family history, Contraceptive drugs use 4 1 1 history, S.T.D history, Physical examination, Laboratory examination, Registration, Reject of pregnancy. And Assessment. Condoms: -Action mechanism, Advantages, Disadvantages, 5 1 1 Side effects, Consultation, Indication, Contraindication, Contain, Direction for admitted, Management of side effects. Combined Oral Ant Pregnancy drugs: -Action mechanism, Advantages, Disadvantages, Side effects, Indication, 6 1 1 Contraindication, Contain, History taking checklist for using pills, Direction, Danger signs, Management of side effects. Injection contraceptive drugs: -Mechanism of action, Advantages, Disadvantages, Side effects, Consultation, 7 1 1 Indication, Contraindication, Contain, and Evaluation of admitted, Direction, Management of side effects. Intrauterine device (IUD): -Mechanism of action, Advantages, Disadvantages, Side effects, Consultation, Indication, Contraindication, Contain, Evaluation of admitted, History taking checklist for using of IUD, Physical examination, 8 1 1 Laboratory examination, Registration, Direction (for transplantation of IUD), Danger signs, Management of side effects, Removing of IUD, Traditional methods for family planning. Page 152 of 161
Occupational health: -History, Base of occupational 9 1 1 health, goal`s, accessed methods.
Safety for work, Hazard control: -Safety, Identification of hazards, Hazard evaluation, hazards control 10 1 1 program, Safety lock`s, Apparatus for help and exit system, Isolation
Health in chemical environment: -Safety programs for 11 1 1 chemical environment.
Occupational health for health workers: -Management for care of health workers, Transmation of diseases in health environment, Transmation of diseases true 12 1 1 blood, Transmation of diseases true air, Transmation of diseases true skin and digestive system.
Infectious diseases prevalence due to health workers contact: -Immunization for health workers, usual test 13 1 1 for new hired workers, Definition of contact
Prevention of some communicable diseases in 14 1 1 Medical environment: -Laboratories workers care.
Ergonomy: -Goals, Human and machine system, Work 15 1 1 and rest, Work area.
Anthropometry: -Evaluation of work damages, work 16 1 1 physiology.
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Public Health Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Public Health
Grade Five Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Management of Health Programs: -Concept of management, 1 1 1 planning, management and collaboration leadership, control, performance, health concept, period of diseases, Health programmed: -Type of health programs, live cycle of 2 1 1 health programs, prioties, planning and primary action, budgeting, sources, supporter, marketing, coverage. Health program: -Services. Performances of services, evaluation, hypothesis, monitoring, registration system, 3 1 1 continuous small sampling, availability, coverage, performance (median and terminal). Evaluation of health programs based on monitoring and 4 1 1 evaluation: -evaluation methods Health economy: goods market, health market, economic, 5 1 1 and planning in health. Health sector reforms: Concepts of reform, financing, change 6 1 1 cost recovery, de centralization, change of activity, in MOH, computation, Needs for health sector reforms, Political support, identity of 7 1 1 health syste, fanancig situation in health system, information collect. General information on epidemiology: Social and medical environment, history of epidemiology, London Epidemiology, 8 1 1 Association, epidemiology, classification, usage of epidemiology, concept of epidemiology, term of epidemiology. 9 1 1 Term of epidemiology 10 1 1 Term of epidemiology Surveillance and reporting: Goal, ability of surveillance for 11 1 1 case definition, importance, permanent reporting in surveillance , surveillance evaluation, diseases surveillance Surveillance component: surveillance cycle, evaluation of 12 1 1 surveillance system, case definition in surveillance system. Diseases surveillance: Surveillance of leprosy, surveillance of pertusis, surveillance of B, surveillance of anthrax, 13 1 1 surveillance of lishmaniosis, surveillance of measles, surveillance of tetanus, surveillance of polio. Diseases surveillance: surveillance of diphtheria, 14 1 1 surveillance of meningitis, surveillance of watery diarrhea, Page 154 of 161
surveillance of HIV/AIDS, surveillance of rabies, surveillance of hemorrhagic, D-(CCHF), surveillance of based on clinical syndrome, prevention stage, prevention concepts. Risk factors in non epidemic diseases: Peptic ulcer, cholilethiasis, heard D, strokes, diabetes, TB, diarrhea, special 15 1 1 morbidity, primary, prevention, secondary prevention, thirstier prevention. Prevention of Cardiovascular Diseases: Risk factors, 16 1 1 population mass screening.
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Pediatric Surgery Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Pediatric Surgery
Grade Five Second Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 1 Congenital anomalies, of the head: Spinal bifida Mekel divertticulumss: Pathology, Sign and symptom, 2 1 1 diagnosis, treatment, Congenital mega colon: Pathology, sigh, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment. Imperforated Anus: classification, sign and symptom, diagnosis, treatment. 3 1 1 Congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis: Pathology, sign, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment. Appendicitis: Pathology, sigh, and symptom, diagnosis, 4 1 1 treatment. Neuroblastoma, Nephroblastoma: sign, and symptom, 5 1 1 diagnosis, treatment. Extrophy vescal: sigh, and symptom, diagnosis. Congenital anomialies, of the thoracic wall: Classification, 6 1 1 sigh, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment. PDA: Sign, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment. 7 1 1 ASD, VSD: Physiopathology, sign, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment. Tetralogy of Fallot: Sign and symptom, diagnosis, treatment, 8 1 1 ant trans postion of great vessels: Physiopathology, sigh, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment Congenital Aortic Valve stenosis, Congenital Aortic valve 9 1 1 insufficiency: Physiopathology, sign, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment Univentrecular heart, Tricuspid atresia: Physiopathology, 10 1 1 sign, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment Congenital pulmonary lesion: Physiopathology, sign, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment 11 1 1 Congenital esophageal lesion: sign, and symptom, diagnosis, treatment Cardio-pulmonary trauma: sign, and symptom, diagnosis, 12 1 1 treatment Cardio-Pulmonary bypass: Slection of donor, Cardio- 13 1 1 pulmonary bypass machine. 14 1 1 Cardio-pulmonary transplantation: history, classification. Cardio-pulmonary transplantation: Operation technique, 15 1 1 complication and rest
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Congenital anomaly of vessel: sign, and symptom, diagnosis, 16 1 1 treatment
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Ophthalmology Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty
Subject: Eye
Grade Five First Semester
Hour Week Topic Note Theory Practical Optical System of the Eye: A general approach to anatomy- physiology of the eye. Eye optical system, Growth and Development of the vision and refractive errors, Hyperopia 1 2 1 and myopia, Astigmatism, Anisometropis, Anisekonis, Prespyopia, aphakia, Pseudophaia and Convergence Diseases of the Eyebrow and Eyelids: Anatomy-physiology, congenital manomalies, Acquired disease, skin diseases, 2 2 1 neuromuscular disease of the eyebrow and eyelids. Marginal disease, glands diseases of eyelids: positional disorder of free margin, tumors and trauma of the eyelids Disorders of Conjucitiva: Anatomo-physiology, congenital anomalies of conjunctiva, conjunctival inflammation, non 3 2 1 infectious conjunctivitis. Bacterial, viral Chlamydia: (trachoma and inclusion conj) Disorders of Conjucitiva:Allergin, Anatomo-physiology, lacrimatoin and trauma. 4 2 1 Disorder of Lachrymal system: Epiphora, acute and chronic dacryoadinitis and lachrymal gland tumor Disorder of Lachrymal system: Epiphora, acute canaliculitis, tumor of drainage passage, trauma Disorder o Extra: Ocular Muscles: Anatoma-Physiology, 5 2 1 squint, differential diagnosis of different types of squint, motive and sensory changes in squirt patient examination, treatment of squint Disorders of Orbit: Anatomo-physiology, diseases, trauma 6 2 1 disorders of blood vessels and nerves of the eye Diseases of the nerves of the eye Disorders of Cornea: Anatomo-physiology, congenital anomalies, corneal inflammations, classification of Keratitis 7 2 1 (superficial keratitis and non infectious keratitis) Bacterial, viral, filamentary keratitis, keratomalacia, vernal keratitis, physiology Disorders of Cornea: peripheral keratitis (marginal, moran, rosacea), interstitial, miscellaneous, exposure keratitis, 8 2 1 corneal degenerations, tumors, injuries and principles of keratoplasty. Disorders of Sclera: Anatomo-physiology, congenital
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anomalies, diseases, injuries Disorders of Uvea: congenital anomalies, inflammations, classification of Uveal diseases, clinical aspect, complications 9 2 1 of Uveitis, prognosis and treatment, tumors of the Uvea Disorders of Retina: Anatomo-physiology, diseases, artery occlusion Disorders of Retina: Vein occlusion, ales’ diseases, and retinitis pigmentosa 10 2 1 Disorders of Retina: Diabetic retinopathy, hypertensive retinopathy Disorders of Retina: retinopathy of blood disorders, retinopathy of prematurity, retinopathy Gravidarum, toxic retinopathy, senile macular degeneration, retinal detachment 11 2 1 and tumors Glaucoma: Related anatomo-physiology, clinical types, congential anomalies Glaucoma: primary (open angle, examination, angle closure) 12 2 1 Glaucoma: Examination of PACG, treatment and secondary glaucoma Disorders of Lens: Anatomo-physiology, congenital anomalies 13 2 1 Disorders of Lens: Course and stages of the cataract Disorders of Lens: Complication and treatment of cataract 14 2 1 Disorders of Vitreous: Anatomo-physiology, congenital anomalies, acquired changes Disorders of visual pathway: anatomo-physiology (optic nerve, chisma, optic tract, radiation, optic and visual cortex) 15 2 1 Disorders of visual pathway: congenital anomalies of optic nerve, papillodema, papillitis Disorders of visual pathway: retino-bulbar neuritis, optic atrophy, tumors of the optic nerve. 16 2 1 Disorders of visual pathway: disorders of chiasma optic, disorders of the optic tract and optic radiation, nystagmus, migraine ophthalmic
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Forensic Medicine Department Curriculum for Medical Faculty Subject: Forensic Medicine
Grade Five First Semester
Week Hour Topic Note Theory Practical 1 1 1 History of forensic medicine in world and Afghanistan 2 1 1 Basic Principal of Forensic Medicine: Definition, goals, relation to other sciences, principal terms, expertnesses, types and forms of exp. Contents, methods of F.M, terminology, Act, experts of F.M., rights and responsibility of expert 3 1 1 Thanatology: Definition, types of F.M., definition, stages, types of death. Early modification of the body (coldness, dryness, algor, liver mortis & autolysis) 4 1 1 Early modification of the body: Coldness mortis, dryness mortis, algor mortis, liver mortis & autolysis 5 1 1 Late modification of the body: Putrefactions, mummification, saponification, processes conservation of Natural, decomposition of the body by animals, insects and plants 6 1 1 Bodies Investigation: Exhumation, time of death, autopsy room, physical examination of the body (Int & Ext), other examination, remake of the body. 7 1 1 Bodies Investigations: Identification of unknown bodies, fragmented bodies, skeleton bodies, and boned bodies, Dx of premortem and postmortem burns. 8 1 1 Asphyxia: Definition, types, stages, general signs, hanging, strangulation (by rope, manual), compression of chest and abdomen, airway obstruction, oral and nasal obstruction 9 1 1 Drawing & Immersion: drawing & immersion, causes of death 10 1 1 Forensic trumatology: definition, traumatis, classification by anatomic specification, irritation, ecchymosis, wounds, fracture, dislocation, joint anthosis, classification by surface of harming tools (Blind weapons, sharp weapons, firearm injuries) 11 1 1 Firearm Injuries: Definition, classification, fire factors, mechanism of bullet effects (entrance hole, external canal, shooting distance, forms of death), action in death causing injuries, causes of death in mechanical injuries, electrotrauma, heat trauma, cold trauma, psycho trauma 12 1 1 Vital cases: Identification, age determination, puberty, ability of impregnation and getting impregnation, pregnancy, delivery, abortion, fertility, infertility, simulation, physical Page 160 of 161
ability 13 1 1 Vital cases: simulations, dissimulations, aggravations 14 1 1 Sexual cases in forensic medicine: Unchasting acts, crimes against chastity, sexual harassment, in virgin and non-virgin, sexual deviations definition and kinds 15 1 1 Evidence of Crime: Definition, blood investigation, sperm investigation, hair investigation, dactyloscopy, DNA investigation 16 1 1 Investigations of Infants Bodies: Determination of (Infancy, on time delivery, live delivery, vitality, misdelivery, vitality of infants’ delivery), causes of infancy deaths.
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