Course programme
SEMESTER-I S.No. PAPER CODE NAME OF PAPER M.M.(T-S-P) 1 DETC-11 GENERAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 70+30+50 = 150 2 DETC-12 APPLIED ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 70+30+50 = 150 SEMESTER-II S.No. PAPER CODE NAME OF PAPER M.M.(T-S-P) 1 DETC-21 PHARMACOLOGY 70+30+50 = 150 2 DETC-22 PATHOLOGY & MICROBILOGY 70+30+50 = 150 SEMESTER-III S. N o. PAPER CODE NAME OF PAPER M.M.(T-S-P) 1 DETC-31 BASIC OF CRITICAL CARE SERVICES 70+30+50 = 150 2 DETC-32 CLINICAL MEDICINE 70+30+50 = 150 SEMESTER-IV S.No. PAPER CODE NAME OF PAPER M.M.(T-S-P) 1 DETC-41 TRIAGE - TECHNOLOGY 70+30+50=150 2 DETC-42 EQUIPMENT IN EMERGENCY 70+30+50=150 *** 3 Details of Syllabus SEMESTER-I GENERAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Head , Neck & Brain Upper limb anatomy Visral organ of abdomen Lower limb anatomy Thorax:- Anatomy of upper respiratory tract ( nose, oral cavity, pharynx , larynx). Anatomy of lower respiratory tract (trachea, bronchi , hilum , bronchial tree, alveolus).Anatomy of thoracic cage (bone , muscle, innervations. Anatomy of lung (pleura, lobes). Cardiac Anatomy:- Pericardium , myocardium, endocardium, valves, chamber vascular system. Respiratory physiology:- Physiology of breathing, Respiratory gas exchange, transport of O2, CO2. Acid base balance. Cardio vascular physiology:- Heart sound, cardiac cycle , cardiac output, cardiac conducting system , blood pressure.Physiology of E.C.G.. APPLIED ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Respiratory system:- Medical terminology , pleura, lobes of long, bronchopulmonary tree, passage to deliver artificial respiratory gases, Surface marking of lungs, approach to different lobes, method of pulmonary drain , nebulization process, homeostasis, lung volume, O2 transport abnormality ,CO2 transport abnormalities, ventilation and perfusion V/Q ratio, acid base balance , pulmonary function test, ABG. Regional circulation:- Coronary, cerebral, splanchnic regulation of rate, basic arrhythmias, Principles of ECG, Hypertension, mean pulse pressure , central line , central veions pressure ,CVP monitoring , Basic electrolytes 4 CNS :- Central , peripheral and autonomic nervous system, pain pathway and pain modulation, Metabolic requirement of the brain ,consciousness, coma, brain injury, sedetion , *** SEMESTER-II PHARMACOLOGY GENERAL PHARMACOLOGY – Defination , pharmacokinetics & pharmacodynamics, Adverse drug effects. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DRUG – Drugs use for cough & bronehial asthma. Drugs used for nebulization. DRUG ACTING ON CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM – General anaesthesia , sedative- Hypnotics, drugs. DRUG ACTING ON KIDNEY – Diuretics & Anti diuretics drugs DRUGS AFFECTING BLOOD FORMATION – anticoagulants, antithrombotic & antiplatelet drugs. CARDIOVASCULAR DRUG – Cardiac glycosides and drug for CHF, Antiarrhythmic drug, antianginal & anti ischemic drugs, antihypertensive drugs. ESSENTIAL DRUG & DRUG USED IN EMERGENCY – Cardiac glycosides and drug for CHF, Antiarrhythmic drug, antianginal & antiischemic drug, antihypertensive drugs. EMERGENCY DRUGS Adrenaline : Mode or administration, dilution, dosage, Isoprenaline Atropine, bicarbonate, calcium, ephedrine, xylocard, Ionotropes : dopamine, dobutamine, amidaron Aminophylline, hydrocortisone, antihistamlnics, potassium. 5 Cardlovascular drugs Antihypertensives Antiarhythmics Beta - Blockers Ca - Channel blockers. Vasodilators - nitroglycerin & sodium nitroprusside Respiratory system - Bronchodilators, respiratory stimulants Bronchiolytic agents Renal system - Diuretics,furosemide,mannitol *** SEMESTER-III BASIC OF CRITICAL CARE SERVICES Introduction Cardiopulmonary resuscitation- basic & advanced Advanced cardiac life support Oxygen therapy Aerosol therapy Mechanical ventilation Patient para monitoring Complication in ICU care Nutrition for critically ill patients ICU infection Ethics & behavior in ICU CLINICAL MEDICINE PUBLIC HEALTH Introduction of community medicine Transmission of disease Preventive of Disease Principle of prevention of control & disease Hospital infection and & control of infection Disease 6 Hospital west management Communicable disease Health education & promotion Accident as non communicable disease PATIENT CARE History taking Physical examination The unconscious patient Diagnosis of emergency Diagnosis to brain death Case presentation MEDICAL CARE Introduction of medical care & health care system Hospital staff patient relationship hemodynamics First aid & emergency care CHAIN OF SURVIVAL IN EMERGENCY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SAPORT & LIFE SAVEING DRUGS
