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| Mbbs 3rd year Subjects and Syllabus of Part III |
Prospectus OF THIRD PROFESSIONAL
M.B.B.S.
(A) SPECIAL PATHOLOGY
(B) COMMUNITY MEDICINE
(C) OPHTHALMOLOGY
(D) E.N.T.
The course layout is as per the following :-
1. Veins and HEART
ƒ Atherosclerosis
ƒ Etiology and pathogenesis
ƒ Early injury
ƒ Late and muddled injury
ƒ Vessels influenced
ƒ Complications
ƒ Monkeberg's average calcific sclerosis
ƒ Arteriolosclerosis.
ƒ Hypertension
ƒ Classification
ƒ Causes of auxiliary hypertension
ƒ Vascular changes in hypertension.
ƒ Common pathogenetic components of vasculitis.
ƒ Aneurysm
ƒ Classification
ƒ Etiology.
ƒ Atherosclerotic aneurysm
ƒ Pathogenesis.
ƒ Type of vessel included.
ƒ Morphological and clinical highlights.
ƒ Varicose veins
ƒ Common locales
ƒ Predisposing factors
ƒ Clinical highlights.
ƒ Benign and threatening tumors of veins.
ƒ Pathogenesis of ischemic coronary illness.
ƒ Myocardial localized necrosis
ƒ Sequence of changes in myocardial dead tissue (M.I)
ƒ Pattern of rise of biochemical markers utilized in the assessment
of M.I
ƒ Complications.
ƒ Causes of unexpected cardiovascular passing.
ƒ Cor-pulmonale
ƒ Predisposing problems.
ƒ Rheumatic Endocarditis
ƒ Bacterial Endocarditis
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Morphological and clinical highlights.
ƒ Complications
ƒ Myocarditis.
ƒ Morphological and clinical highlights of myocarditis.
ƒ Cardiomyopathy
ƒ Dilated
ƒ Hypertrophic
ƒ Restrictive.
ƒ Pericarditis.
ƒ Clinical and morphological element of pericarditis.
ƒ Primary and optional cardiovascular tumors.
ƒ Fallot's quadruplicate
ƒ Coarctation of aorta
2. HEMATOPOIETIC AND LYMPHOID SYSTEMS
ƒ Stages in the development of red platelet and white platelets.
ƒ Normal upsides of red cell check
ƒ Hemoglobin level
ƒ Packed cell volume
ƒ MCH
ƒ MCV
ƒ MCHC
ƒ WBC Count
ƒ Platelet check.
ƒ Anemia
ƒ Classification
ƒ Causes
ƒ Etiology, Blood picture, clinical highlights and Lab Diagnosis of;
ƒ Iron inadequacy sickliness
ƒ Megaloblastic frailty.
ƒ Folate inadequacy paleness.
ƒ Vit. B12 inadequacy paleness.
ƒ Anemia of persistent sickness
ƒ Nutritional inadequacy paleness.
ƒ Hereditary spherocytosis
ƒ Incidence
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Morphological and Clinical highlights
ƒ Thalassemia.
ƒ Classification
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Blood picture
ƒ Clinical and hereditary highlights.
ƒ Hemolytic weakness
ƒ Glucose-6-phosphate dehyrogenase insufficiency.
ƒ Immunohemolytic weakness.
ƒ Warm and cold antibodies immunohemolytic anemias.
ƒ Aplastic weakness
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Clinical highlights
ƒ Lab. Determination
ƒ Neutropenia
ƒ Agranulocytosis.
ƒ Leukocytosis.
ƒ Infectious mononucleosis
ƒ Epidemiology
ƒ Morphology
ƒ Clinical highlights
ƒ Acute and persistent vague lymphadenitis.
ƒ Non-hodgkin's lymphoma
ƒ Classification (genuine and working details)
ƒ Hodgkin's illness
ƒ Classification
ƒ Clinical stages
ƒ Etiology and pathogenesis
ƒ Leukemia
ƒ Prognostic components of intense lymphoblastic and intense myeloblastic leukemias.
ƒ Pathophysiology of constant myeloid and ongoing lymphocytic leukemias
ƒ Multiple myeloma
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Morphology
ƒ Clinical highlights
ƒ Disseminated intravascular coagulation
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Clinical highlights
ƒ Laboratory determination
Reasons for diminished creation and diminished endurance of platelets.
ƒ Idiopathic and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
ƒ Value of following tests in the evaluation of draining problems
ƒ Bleeding time
ƒ Clotting time
ƒ Platelets tally
ƒ Platelet work test
ƒ Partial thromboplastin time
ƒ Prothrombin time
ƒ Mixing test examines
ƒ Polycythemia
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Clinical importance
ƒ Lab. Determination
ƒ ABO and Rhesus blood gatherings
ƒ Screening of Donors
ƒ Hazards of blood bonding and their counteraction.
3. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
ƒ Micro-organic entities causing upper respiratory parcel disease.
ƒ Etiology and clinical highlights of;
ƒ Rhinitis
ƒ Nasal polyps
ƒ Acute pharyngitis
ƒ Acute tonsillitis
ƒ Acute bacterial epiglottis
ƒ Acute laryngitis
ƒ Pleural emanation
ƒ Hemothorax,
ƒ Hydrothorax
ƒ Pleuritis,
ƒ Pneumothorax
ƒ Chylothorax
ƒ Malignant and amiable tumors of nasopharynx and larynx.
ƒ Atelectasis
ƒ Classification
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Restrictive and obstructive lung sickness
ƒ Etiology pathogenesis, morphology and clinical highlights of;
ƒ Asthma.
ƒ Various kinds of emphysema
ƒ Chronic bronchitis.
ƒ Bronchiectasis.
ƒ Adult respiratory pain disorder.
ƒ Restrictive lung illnesses.
ƒ Sarcoidosis
ƒ Hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
ƒ Idiopathic aspiratory fibrosis.
ƒ Goodpasture's disorder.
ƒ Thromboemboli.
ƒ Pulmonary localized necrosis.
ƒ Pulmonary hypertension and vascular sclerosis.
ƒ Acute bacterial pneumonia.
ƒ Micro-creatures causing abnormal pneumonia.
ƒ Etiology, pathogenesis and clinical highlights of;
ƒ Tuberculosis of the lung.
ƒ Pneumoconiosis
ƒ Fungi (candida, pneumocystis carinii) causing lung contaminations.
ƒ Bronchogenic carcinoma and mesothelioma
ƒ Classification
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Clinical highlights
4. THE ORAL CAVITY AND GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT
ƒ Oral pit
ƒ Leukoplakia.
ƒ Oral malignancy
ƒ Risk factors
ƒ Morphology
ƒ Clinical component
ƒ Benign and dangerous tumors of salivary organs.
ƒ Pleomorphic adenoma.
ƒ Clinical highlights
ƒ Morphology
ƒ Esophagus
ƒ Predisposing elements of esophagitis.
ƒ Carcinoma of the throat
ƒ Stomach
ƒ Etiology, pathogenesis, morphological and clinical highlights of ;
ƒ Acute gastritis
ƒ Chronic gastritis.
ƒ Peptic ulcer.
ƒ Gastric carcinoma
ƒ Risk factors
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Morphology
ƒ Clinical highlights and conclusion
ƒ Prognosis
ƒ Intestine
ƒ Etiology, pathogenesis, morphological and clinical highlights of;
ƒ Hirschsprung's illness
ƒ Celiac sprue
ƒ Tropical sprue
ƒ Ischemic gut infection.
ƒ Crohn's sickness
ƒ Ulcerative colitis.
ƒ Acute a ruptured appendix
ƒ Major reasons for intestinal impediment.
ƒ Clinico-obsessive highlights of following illnesses of digestive system
ƒ Amebiasis
ƒ Tuberculosis
ƒ Typhoid
ƒ Non-neoplastic polyps of digestive system.
ƒ Adenomas
ƒ Classification based on epithelial engineering.
ƒ Clinical and morphological highlights
ƒ Colorectal carcinoma.
ƒ Classification
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Morphological and clinical highlights
ƒ Aster-Coller characterizations of carcinoma of the colon and rectum.
ƒ Carcinoid tumor
ƒ Peak occurrence
ƒ Most predominant destinations in the gut
ƒ Morphological highlights
ƒ Clinical highlights of carcinoid disorder.
ƒ Etiology, pathogenesis, morphological and clinical highlights of tumors of
supplement.
ƒ Liver and Biliary Tract
ƒ Liver
ƒ Pathway of bilirubin digestion and its disposal from the body
ƒ Jaundice
ƒ Classification
ƒ Causes
ƒ Clinical highlights
ƒ Lab analysis
ƒ Intrahepatic and extrahepatic biliary block.
ƒ Etiology, pathogenesis, morphology, clinical highlights and difficulty of;
ƒ Hepatic disappointment
ƒ Cirrhosis
ƒ Viral hepatitis A,B,C,D and E
ƒ Route of transmission
ƒ Incubation period
ƒ Clinical highlights.
ƒ Potential result of intense disease.
ƒ Carrier state
ƒ Acute and ongoing hepatitis.
ƒ Etiology, morphological and clinical highlights of liver boil.
ƒ Drugs and poisons causing hepatic injury
ƒ Pathogenesis of liquor liver infection.
ƒ Morphological and clinical highlights of alcoholic hepatitis and cirrhosis.
ƒ Classification, etiology, pathogenesis, morphological and clinical highlights of;
ƒ Hemochromatosis.
ƒ Secondary hemochromatosis.
ƒ Wilson's sickness.
ƒ Alpha-1 antitrypsin insufficiency.
ƒ Neonatal hepatitis.
ƒ Primary and auxiliary biliary cirrhosis.
ƒ Hepatocellular carcinoma
ƒ Epidemiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Morphology
ƒ Clinical highlights
ƒ Biliary plot
ƒ Pathogenesis and hazard components of cholelithiasis.
ƒ Morphological and clinical highlights of intense and ongoing cholecystitis.
ƒ Clinical and morphological highlights of nerve bladder malignant growth.
ƒ Pancreas.
ƒ Acute and persistent pancreatitis
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Morphology
ƒ Clinical highlights.
ƒ Clinical and morphological highlights of carcinoma of pancreas.
5. THE URINARY SYSTEM
ƒ Etiology, pathogenesis, clinical highlights and confusions of;
ƒ Azotemia
ƒ Uremia
ƒ Acute renal disappointment
ƒ Chronic renal disappointment
ƒ Polycystic kidney infection (its Classification)
ƒ Glomerulonephritis (its Classification)
ƒ Nephrotic and nephritic disorder
ƒ Acute pyelonephritis.
ƒ Chronic pyelonephritis.
ƒ Hydronephrosis
ƒ Pathogenesis and clinical course of intense rounded rot.
ƒ Benign and threatening nephrosclerosis
ƒ Characteristics of different kinds of renal stones
ƒ Pathogenesis, clinical highlights and lab conclusion of nephrolithiasis
ƒ Epidemiology, morphology, clinical highlights and guess of Wilm's tumor
ƒ Classification, Epidemiology, morphology, clinical highlights and anticipation of renal cell
carcinoma
ƒ Etiology, morphology and clinical highlights of cystitis.
ƒ Clinical highlights, etiology and morphology of momentary cell carcinoma of the urinary
bladder.
6. MALE GENITAL SYSTEM
ƒ Hypospadias
ƒ Undescended testis
ƒ Urethritis (Gonococcal, Non gonococcal)
ƒ Etiology
ƒ Route of disease
ƒ Pathogenesis
ƒ Diagnosis
ƒ Etiology, pathogenesis and regular history of;
ƒ Prostatitis
ƒ Prostatic hyperplasia
ƒ Causes, pathogenesis and clinical highlights of scrotal growing.
ƒ Testicular adnexa
ƒ Varicocele
ƒ Hydrocele
ƒ Sperm
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