- Teacher: Dr. Shameera Banu . A OBG
Available courses
RADIOTHERAPY IN HEAD AND NECK CANCERS ppt
Aaatomy, functions of Ear
PPH
- Teacher: Dr. Shameera Banu . A OBG
1. Bronchiectasis
- DEFINITION
- DEMOGRAPHY
- ETIOLOGY
- PATHOGENESIS
- CLINICAL FEATURES
- DIAGNOSIS
- TREATMENT
- COMPLICATIONS
- PROGNOSIS
2. Cystic fibrosis
- Teacher: Dr. M.V.N. Malleswari PAEDIATRICS
• The passing of 3 or more watery or loose stools in a 24-hour period. Normally, a young infant has approximately 5 mL/kg/day of stool output
• Acute diarrhea is defined as sudden onset of excessively loose stools of >10 mL/kg/day in infants and >200 g/24 hr in older children, which lasts <14 days.
• When the episode lasts >14 days, it is called chronic or persistent diarrhea
2
DSM definition of Autism, clinical features, pharmacological and non pharmacological interventions
•Normal
growth physiology
•Growth
monitoring and growth charts
•When
to evaluate/refer
•Short
stature vs growth failure
•Major
phenotypes
•How
to evaluate
•Management
•Points
to ponder
- Teacher: Dr. M.V.N. Malleswari PAEDIATRICS
- Teacher: Dr. M. Trishna Vaishali DVL
Basic dermatopathology
- Teacher: Dr.S.Stalin Sathya Sunder - SR DVL
This course covers in detail the general constitution of the human body. Starting from anatomical terminology to the types of various tissues and their examples.
- Teacher: Dr. E. Gnanagurudasan Anatomy
- Teacher: Dr. E. Gnanagurudasan Anatomy
Forensic facial reconstruction can be used to identify unknown human remains when other techniques fail. There are several techniques of doing facial reconstruction, which vary from two dimensional drawings to three dimensional clay models. With the advancement in 3D technology, a rapid, efficient and cost effective computerized 3D forensic facial reconstruction method has been developed which has brought down the degree of error previously encountered. There are several methods of manual facial reconstruction but the combination Manchester method has been reported to be the best and most accurate method for the positive recognition of an individual. Recognition allows the involved government agencies to make a list of suspected victims’. This list can then be narrowed down and a positive identification may be given by the more conventional method of forensic medicine.
CBME - Forensic Medicine Curriculum
Hospita Infection Control deals with Infection prevention and control (IPC) which is a practical, evidence-based approach preventing patients and health workers from being harmed by avoidable infections. Effective IPC requires constant action at all levels of the health system, including policymakers, facility managers, health workers and those who access health services. IPC is unique in the field of patient safety and quality of care, as it is universally relevant to every health worker and patient, at every health care interaction. Defective IPC causes harm and can kill. Without effective IPC it is impossible to achieve quality health care delivery.
Infection prevention and control effects all aspects of health care, including hand hygiene, surgical site infections, injection safety, antimicrobial resistance and how hospitals operate during and outside of emergencies. Programmes to support IPC are particularly important in low- and middle-income countries, where health care delivery and medical hygiene standards may be negatively affected by secondary infections.
General microbiology is the study of living microorganisms that are too small to be visible with naked eye, those being unicellular or multicellular
- Teacher: Dr. B. Neeharika Microbiology
CNS COURSE SUMMARY
Deals with various infective syndromes of CNS and their mode of transmission.
▰Types
and etiological agents of meningitis.
▰Encephalitis,
encephalopathy, space occupying lesions of CNS and shunts.
- Teacher: Dr. B. Neeharika Microbiology
Immunology is a broad branch of biomedical science that covers the study of all aspects of the immune system in all living organisms. It deals with the physiological functioning of the immune system in states of both health and disease.
- Teacher: Dr. B. Neeharika Microbiology
common genetic diseases in childhood
- Teacher: Dr. M. Lavanya Pathology
Routes of administration of a drug are determined by its physical and chemical properties, patient characteristics and the rapidity of response desired.
Major routes are oral, parenteral and topical.
Newer drug delivery systems are also discussed here.
- Teacher: Dr. M. Sakthi Balan Pharmacology
Anti microbial agents are the greatest contribution to the therapeutics. They are one of the important classes of drugs which can cure the disease, not just for palliation alone. These drug classes differ from all others as they are designed to inhibit/ kill the infective organism with no/minimal effect on the recipient.
- Teacher: Dr. A. Mangaiarkkarasi SVMCHRC
VIT E- ANTIOXIDANT
VITAMIN A - RETINOIDS
VIT D -Sun-Shine Vitamin
vitamin E deficiency -infertility - antiinfertility vitamin
Chemistry of lipids
- Teacher: Dr. P. Suresh Biochemistry
Physiological changes & stages of puberty in males and females
- Teacher: Dr. Franc Oumanath Physiology
- Teacher: Dr.GANESAN PHYSIOLOGY SVMCH&RC
- Teacher: Dr.SUBHASHRI PHYSIOLOGY SVMCH&RC
Integrated teaching on cell structure, Functions & applied aspects. Functions of different cell organelles is covered with emphasis on cytoskeleton & Intercellular junctions
- Teacher: Dr. A.K. Jayamala Physiology
students should be able to describe why dehydration is common in infants and newborns than adults
- Teacher: Dr. R. Latha Physiology
At the end of this course, first year MBBS students will be able enumerate the
synthesis of Hemoglobin
types and compounds of hemoglobin
breakdown of hemoglobin
jaundice
Immunity
Definition
Classification of immunity
Development of immunity
Cell mediated immunity - mechanism
Humoral immunity- mechanism
- Teacher: Dr. K. Tamilselvan Physiology
second messenger system-
1.Adenylyl cyclase - Cyclic
AMP system
2.Membrane phospholipase– Phospholipid system
3.Guanylyl cyclase - Cyclic
GMP system
4.Transcription
of mRNAs
5. others
- Teacher: Dr. R. Latha Physiology
Smooth muscle - structure, type, muscle contraction, properties of smooth muscle
- Teacher: Dr. A.K. Jayamala Physiology
- Teacher: Dr. R. Latha Physiology
•Name the plasma proteins,
give their normal values
•List the functions of
plasma proteins
•Give the uses of
fresh frozen plasma
- Teacher: Dr. A.K. Jayamala Physiology
- Teacher: Dr. A.K. Jayamala Physiology
- Teacher: Dr. A.K. Jayamala Physiology
Frostbite is the actual freezing of tissues.
- Teacher: Dr. A.K. Jayamala Physiology
- Teacher: Dr. A.K. Jayamala Physiology