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Syllabus

University of Duhok

College of Medicine

2016-2017

Forward

It is an honor to be the dean of the college of medicine in Duhok University.

The college of medicine is one of the colleges of the University of Duhok which has

been established in 1992 to provide knowledge and well trained doctors to serve

Kurdistan region.

One of the major tasks of the college leader is to follow and update the

curriculum. Curriculum development includes a variety of activities around the

creation of planned curriculum, pedagogy, instruction and delivery methods for

guiding student learning. Nowadays most of the instructors incorporate field work

and learning through firsthand experience, to help students understand theory,

develop skills, integrate and build tacit knowledge, develop meaning in places and

work with peers and experts in alternate settings.

I have dedicated all my efforts to improve the educational effectiveness and to

develop better ways for evaluation and assessment of the curriculum and academic

programs. Plenty of models are abound for this purpose, but the priority is placing

student learning and success at the core. All can be achieved when you insist that

assessment criteria are tailored to the disciplines.

I am pleased to forward the recent updated curriculum of Duhok College of medicine,

which will be implemented from the academic year 2016 – 2017.

I hope all the best and prosperity for our students

Yours

Dean of College of Medicine

Prof. Dr. Qasim H. Abdullah

Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

Tel: 00964750 450 6580

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University of Duhok

College of medicine

Vision, Mission and Objectives

Vision:

Our vision is to recognize the College of Medicine as an institution of excellence,

among the leading medical colleges in the region and the world and to be an

effective partner to improve the health situation in the province of Duhok.

Mission:

Our College is a governmental scientific institution utilizing advanced concepts of

medical education to graduate competent physicians capable of meeting their

community needs

Objectives:

A. to graduate doctors who are:

1- Knowledgeable, skillful and able to address the health needs of their society.

2- Concerned with the issues of equity, quality and relevance in providing health

care.

3- Decision makers

4- Adhered to the ethical standard in their practice.

5- Able to be an active team leader.

6- Effective educator within the community

7- Good health promoter and practitioner of preventive medicine.

8- Able to recognize the importance of research in enhancing health standard of

the population.

9- A believer in continuing medical education as a tool of keeping good standard

of skill and knowledge.

B. To conduct researches targeted at solving common problems in the community.

C. To provide opportunities for wide range of postgraduate studies leading to

higher degrees for doctors in the region.

D. To contribute in spreading and updating medical knowledge and skills among

doctors through continuous medical education

E. To be the main source of medical expertise and service delivery for the

province through active participation of the staff in hospitals and health centers.

Year Pages

First Year 1 – 15

Second Year 16 – 26

Third Year 27 – 37

Fourth Year 38 – 51

Fifth Year 52 – 67

Sixth Year 68 – 72

1

First Year

Subjects Total hours

Total units Theory Practical

Gross anatomy 60 120 8

General chemistry 90 90 8

Medical Biology 90 60 8

Medical biophysics 60 60 6

Computer 60 60 6

Scientific debate 60 - 4

Kurdology 60 - 4

English language and

Terminology 60 - 4

2

Department: Anatomy, Histology and Biology Subject: Gross Anatomy (theory)

Year: 1st year Hours Per week: 2 hours

Term: 1st & 2

nd

Total No. of hours: 60 hours

Topics Hours

- Introduction 4

- Upper Limb 20

- Lower limb 16

- Chest 20

Department: Anatomy, Histology and biology Subject: Gross Anatomy (practical)


Term: 1st & 2

nd


Practical sessions Hours

- Introduction 8

- Upper limb 40

- Lower Limb 32

- Chest 40

3

Department: Medical chemistry Subject: General chemistry (theory)


Term: 1st


Topics Hours

- In organic chemistry

Matter, state and properties of the matter, energy and its

types, elements, atoms, weight of the atom, atomic

number, mass number, periodic table, isotopes, chemical

equation and equilibrium, types of chemical reactions

10 hours

- Analytical chemistry

Neutralization, formation complex, chelating ligand,

precipitation and oxidation reaction, unit of the

concentration, normality, acid base reaction, dissociation

of water, buffer solution, titration and its types

15 hours

- Organic chemistry

Introduction, chemical bonds, hydrocarbons, alkanes,

alkenes, alkynes, alcohols, phenols, thiols, esters,

thioesters, amides, aldehydes, ketones, addition reaction,

condensation reaction.

20 hours

4

Department: Medical chemistry Subject: General chemistry (practical)


Term: 1st



- Laboratory instructions 3 hours

- Instruments, glass wares and chemicals 3 hours

- Quantitative analysis: titration, standard solution,

gravemetric analysis

9 hours

- Preparation of 0.1N standard borax solution 3 hours

- Determination of Cl ion by the moher method 3 hours

- Standardization of KMno4 solution with oxalic acid 3 hours

- Analysis mixtureNa2CO3 + NaOH 3 hours

- Titration of Cl sample with standard AgNO3 3 hours

- Preparation of approximately 0.1N HCL 3 hours

- Determination of iodine in tincture of iodine 3 hours

- Standardization of HCL with Na2CO3 3 hours

- Preparation of esters 3 hours

- Hardness of the water 3 hours

5

Department: Medical chemistry Subject: General chemistry (theory)


Term: 2nd


Topics Hours

Carbohydrates - Definitions, biochemical importance, Classification and

sub classification,

- Monosaccharides: stereochemistry, cyclic structure,

Mutarotation and reactions

- Sugar derivatives of biochemical importance

- Disaccharides: reducing properties, fermentation,

disorders

- Polysaccharides and Mucopolysaccharides

- Carbohydrates of cell membranes

15 hours

Lipids - Definition, biochemical importance, classification of

lipids-fatty acids

- Isomerism, essential fatty acids, alcohols, cholesterol,

other sterols of biomedical importance

- Simple lipids, identification of fats and oil, compound

lipids

- Phospholipids, glycolipids, gangliosides

- Prostaglandins: chemistry and functions

- Plasma lipoproteins: composition, functions and

clinical importance

- Biological membranes

15 hours

Proteins

- Biochemical importance, amino acids: classification,

structure, function, and properties

- Proteins: properties, biological importance, peptides

Structure of Amino acids.

Optical properties

10 hours

Purines and pyramidines

- Nucleoproteins, sugars, pyrimidine and purine bases

- Nucleosides, nucleotides, nucleotides of biochemical

importance

- Structure of DNA, Watson and Crik's model, RNAs

5 hours

6

Department: Medical chemistry Subject: General chemistry (practical)


Term: 2nd



Carbohydrates:

- Molish test, benidict, test, barfoid test, selivanoff test,

bails test, maltose and lactose tests, iodine test.

15 hours

Lipid:

- Neutral fat, solubility, neural fats, emulcification,

grease, spot, unsaturation test

15 hours

Proteins:

- General tests, biuret test, ninhydrin reaction, millon

reaction, glycolic acid reaction, cystein and systine

reaction

15 hours

7

Department: Anatomy, Histology and Biology Subject: Medical Biology (theory)


Term: 1st & 2

nd


Topics Hours

1st Semester (45hrs)

- Introduction: What is Life? Concept to the Biology,

Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic cells.

24 hrs

- Cytology:

- Cellular chemistry: Chemical and Physical properties of

the protoplasm.

- Living Organelles : Plasma membrane

- Transport of Molecules across Membrane.

- Endoplasmic Reticulum, Ribosomes, Mitochondria

- Lysosomes; Formation & Types. Golgi Complex,

Peroxisomes. Flagella & Cilia

- Microtubules, Centrioles, Nucleus, Chromosomes

- Cell Cycle; cellular Reproduction (Mitosis & Meiosis).

Non-living organelles

- Basic Histology:

- Introduction to Histology: Types of Tissues: 1-

Epithelial Tissue ; Cell Junctions

21 hrs

- Glandular Epithelial Tissues. Exocrine and endocrine

gland. Classification of glands

- Connective tissue: Connective tissue proper; Loose,

Dense (regular & irregular) Adipose tissue, Elastic

tissue, Hemopoietic tissue.

- Supporting Connective tissue: Cartilage , Bone

- Muscular tissue: Skeletal, Cardiac &Smooth muscles

- Nervous tissue: Neurons and nerve fiber

2nd

Semester (45 hrs)

- Parasitology

- Introduction to Parasitology, PROTOZOA :

Entamoeba histolytica & Entamoeba coli

20 hrs

- Giardia lamblia , Trichomonas vaginalis, Leishmania

donovani & Trypanosoma (T. gambiense T. rhodesiense

T.cruzi )

- CILIATE : Balantidium coli, SPOROZOA :

Plasmodium vivax

- Toxoplasma gondii, HELMINTHS, Trematoda :

Fasciola hepatica

8

Cont…

- Nematoda; Ascaris lumbricoides, S. mansoni.

Cestoidea: Taenia saginata & Taenia solium ;

Echinococcus granulosis

- Insects

- Genetic

- Genetic Introduction: Mendels experiments Symbols &

terminology, Principles of segregation, Principles of

assortment.

25 hrs

- Methods of genetic study, Methods of inheritance.

Lethal gene in animals.

- Genetic Interactions, Multifactorial inheritance and

Pleiotropism.

- The genetic of sex, Sex determination & cross over

- Hormones and sex differentiation. Sex Influenced

dominance.

- Genetic materials properties & Replication. DNA

Transformation, transduction & conjugation

- Watson & Grick DNA double helix, Gene expression.

Gene code & Protein synthesis

- Eukaryotic Chromosomes Structure.

Replication of Eukaryotic Chromosomes. Gene

Mapping. 3Mutations. Genetic Disorder(Chromosomal

aberrations). Cancer & Carcinogenic material.

9

Department: Anatomy, Histology and Biology Subject: Medical Biology (practical)


Term: 1st & 2

nd



1st Semester (30 hrs)

- Compound Microscope

30 hrs

- How to Handle Compound Microscope & How to Use

Compound Microscope

- Bacteriology: Prokaryotic

Classification of Bacteria, Nomenclature & Identification

- Staining Methods : Simple stain

- Compound stain : Gram staining method

- Compound Stain : Ziehl-Neelsen Method (Acid Fast

Stain) & Endo-spore Stain

- Colonies Forming Colony Size, form of colonies

- Cytology : - Shapes of Cells

- Transport of Molecules across Membrane : Osmosis

- Endoplasmic Reticulum, Ribosomes, Mitochondria

- Cell cycle : Mitosis

- Meiosis

- Basic Histology: Epithelial Tissue, 1- Simple Epithelial Tissue

- Stratified Epithelial Tissue

- Glandular Epithelium , Classification of glands

2nd

Semester (30hrs)

- Connective tissue, Cells & Fibers of connective tissue

30 hrs

- Connective tissue: Connective tissue proper; Loose,

Dense (regular & irregular) Adipose tissue , Elastic tissue,

Hemopoietic tissue.

- Blood : Types of Blood cells

- Cartilage: Types of Cartilages , Bone : Structure of bone

- Muscular tissue , Classification of Muscles

- Nervous tissue , Neurons and nerve fiber

- Parasitology ,

- PROTOZOA : Entamoeba histolytica & Entamoeba coli

- CILIATE : Balantidium coli

- FLAGELLATE , Flagellates of the digestive tract :

Giardia lamblia, Flagellate of genital tract: Trichomonas

vaginalis

- Flagellate of the blood & tissues : Leishmania &

Trypanosoma

10

Cont…

SPOROZOA : Plasmodium & Toxoplasma

HELMINTHS, Hepatic flukes: Fasciola hepatica

Blood flukes : Schistosoma haematobium

Cestoidea : Taenia saginata & Taenia solium

Nematoda ; Ascaris lumbricoides

Affiliation: Vice-Dean Subject: Medical biophysics (theory)


Term: 1st and 2

nd Total No. of hours: 60 hours

Topics Hours

Chapter one: Units, Dimensions, and vectors 6

Chapter two: Biostatics: 10

Chapter Three: Muscle and forces 10

Chapter four: Physics of Skelton 10

Chapter five: Pressure in the body 12

Chapter Six: Radiation in Medicine 12

11

Affiliation: Vice-Dean Subject: Medical biophysics (practical)


Term: 1st & 2

nd



1-thermocouple 2

2-Thermostat and thermistor 2

3-Ohm’s law 2

4-Human resistance calculating fat-free mass and present

body fat by bioelectrical impedance analysis(BIA)

2

5-The oscilloscope (CRO) and body signal 2

6-Experiment Cathode Ray Oscilloscope

Evoked Potential Tests

Electroencephalogram (EEG)

4

7-Electrocardiography (ECG) 4

8-Artificial pacemakers 2

9-Defibrillator ( DC shock) 2

10-Effect of acceleration on blood pressure 2

11-Study the IV characteristics of a diode under both

forward and reverse directions

2

12- X-ray 4

13- Computerized Tomography (CT)scan 4

14-Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) 4

15- Ultrasonography 2

16- Physical properties of human eye as s lens 2

17- Visual acuity of human eye 2

18- Endoscope 2

19- Anesthesia Machine Drager 2

20- Therapy by mechanical treatment 2

21- thermotherapy – (heating and cooling, hydrotherapy) 2

22-Electrotherapy 2

23- Ultrasound therapy 2

24- Magneto therapy 2

25- Phototherapy 2

https://www.google.iq/search?noj=1&tbm=isch&q=anesthesia%20machine%20drager&revid=95886109&biw=1366&bih=634

12

Affiliation: Vice-Dean Subject: Computer (theory)


Term: 1st & 2

nd


Topics Hours

Overview of the ICDL, Basic concept of IT, Basic

operation system concepts and file management,

Computer Types, Computer Parts (Computer Software

Types, Computer Hardware Parts), Computer

Performance, Storage Capacity Measurements, The main

types of Storage Media, Input & Output Devices, print

management .

12

Computer Network Types, The Internet Parts, Email

types, Email Management, Web Browsers, Internet

Protocols, File Transfer Protocol, Internet Services,

HTTP, WWW, Address types, Address parts, web search

engine, Client, Server, Network Media, Network

Operating System, Network Topologies, IP Addressing,

Uniform resource locator, Concept of Firewall, Share

Data over Network, Intranet, Extranet, Data Transfer over

Network, Different Internet Connection Services, The

Characteristics of Broad band, Wi-Fi vs Bluetooth,

Cookies, Security on the Web, Outlook.

22

Using the Computer and managing Files

(Operating System: Windows XP, Windows 7), GUI

(Graphical User Interface, Application Software, Word

Application, Spreadsheet Application, Presentation.

14

The concept of Information Security, Viruses types, Virus

protection, Infection targets and replication techniques,

Recovery strategies and methods, Antivirus software, Viruses and the Internet)

12

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_resource_locator

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi

13

Affiliation: Vice-Dean Subject: Computer (practical)


Term: 1st & 2

nd


Practical Sessions Hours

Computer Parts: Hardware, software. 4

Using the Computer and managing Files

(Operating System: Windows XP, Windows 7), Firewall,

Control Panel.

10

Network Configuration, Email, Web Browsers, Web

Search Engine, Modem Network, IP Addressing, (URL)

Uniform Resource Locator, Concept of Firewall, Share

Data over Network, Wi-Fi .

12

Microsoft Office (Word) 12

Microsoft Office (Power Point) 10

Microsoft Office (Excel) 12

Affiliation: Vice-Dean Subject: Scientific debates (theory)


Term: 1st & 2

nd


Topics Hours

Scientific debates:

Objectives: To make the students participate actively in

the scientific discussions through teaching them the main

principles of scientific debates, goals, debating tips and

strategies; in addition to critical thinking skills, steps and

the characteristics of critical thinkers.

60

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_resource_locator

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi

14

Affiliation: Vice-Dean Subject: Kurdology (theory)


Term: 1st & 2

nd


Topics Hours

Kurdology:

ميروويا كوزدان يا كةظن )نةذادى كوزدا، ناظى كوزدضتانى ديسوكى دا(

60

ميروويا كوزدان )كوزد ل ضةزدةمى ئيطالمى(ش(5151ميروويا نوى )كوزد وشةزى ضالديسان

_ضوزان _ميروويا نوى )مرينشينين كوزديين ضةزبةخو) بودينان بوتان(_بابان

ش(5151كةفتناما كوزدى وعومسانى ضاال ميروويا نوى )زي ش(5151ميروويا نوى)شوزةشا مسكويى شكاك

ش(5191ميروويا نوى )شوزةشا شيخ ضةعيد ثريان ش(5111 – 5191ميروويا نوى )شوزةشين بازشان

زوىل كوزد وبازشانيي نةمس 5111ميروويا نوى )كومازا موابا دضاال 5111هى ضاال تريمة 51دشوزةشا

جوكسافيا كوزدضتان و جوين شينوازى.شمان و ئةلفة بي يين كوزدى و ديالكتين شمانى كوزدى

ش( وديسوكا ئااليى كوزدضتانى5199 – 5111بصاظا زوذنامةظانيا كوزدى )

15

Affiliation: Vice-Dean Subject: English Language and Terminology (theory)


Term: 1st & 2

nd


Hours Topics

English Language

3 hours Preventive Medicine

3 hours Infectious Diseases

3 hours How the fights infections

2 hours Nutrition

3 hours Immunity

2 hours Smoking

10 hours Medical Terminology: Types/Definitions

2 hours Besides conversational phrases about

1 hours Giving opinions

1 hours Suggestions

Terminology

Part 1: Basic Concepts

2 Introduction

2 Structure of Medical Terms

2 Word Terminals

2 Pronunciation

2 Greek Alphabet / Letters / Symbols

2 Terms Pertaining to the Body as a Whole

Part 2: Prefixes / Suffixes / Roots

2 Prefixes of Number, Size and Measurement

2 Prefixes of Colors

2 Prefixes of Direction And Position

2 Prefixes of Time and Place

2 Prefixes Relating to Type

2 Prefixes of Negation

2 Suffixes Denoting a State or Condition

2 Suffixes Related to Medical Actions

2 Roots

16

Second Year



Gross Anatomy 60 180 8

Medical chemistry 120 60 10

Histology 60 90 6

Medical

physiology

180 90 14

Embryology 30 - 2

17

Department: Anatomy, Histology and Biology Subject: Gross Anatomy (theory)

Year: 2nd

year Hours Per week: 2 hours

Term: 1st & 2

nd


Topics Hours

- Head and Neck 20

- Neuroanatomy 10

- Abdominal Walls 5

- Abdominal Cavity 10

- Pelvic walls 2

- Pelvic Cavity 8

- Perineum 5

Department: Anatomy, Histology and Biology Subject: Gross Anatomy (practical)

Year: 2nd


Term: 1st & 2

nd



- Head and Neck 70

- Neuroanatomy 20

- Abdominal Walls 9

- Abdominal Cavity 40

- Pelvic walls 9

- Pelvic Cavity 23

- Perineum 9

18

Department: Medical chemistry Subject: Medical chemistry (theory)

Year: 2nd


Term: 1st



- Enzymes and human body

- mechanism of action (as biocatalists), specificity,

inhibition, classification and clinical enzymology

8 hours

- Vitamins and coenzymes

- Medicobiochemical background of individual vitamin.

Their essential role in functioning of human body

(vitamins and coenzymes as drugs)

- Introduction: definition, classification, general

properties, function and deficiency

- Fat soluble vitamins: A, D, K, E, their chemical

properties, biochemical function RDA and their

deficiency

- Water soluble vitamins:

B1,B2,B6,B12,niacin,pantathonic acid, TPP, folic acid,

vitamin C, their structure, function, RDA and their

deficiency

10 hours

- Digestion and absorption

- Digestion and absorption of CHO, protein and Fat.

- Mechanism of detoxification.

8hours

- Carbohydrate and their metabolism

- introduction to metabolism

- digestion , absorption and transport of CHO

- Glycolysis

- glycogen synthesis and degradation

- Krebs cycle

- electron transport chain

- hexose monophosphate pathway

- gluconeogenesis

- Regulation of blood glucose level

- Metabolism in starvation and diabetes

18 hours

- Lipids and their metabolism

- digestion ,absorption and transport of lipid

- fatty acid oxidation ( B-oxidation)

- bile acid synthesis

- cholesterol synthesis

- Ketosis and ketoacidosis

- lipids metabolism and their regulation

- Plasma lipoproteins and their disorders.

16 hours

19

Department: Medical chemistry Subject: Medical chemistry (practical)

Year: 2nd


Term: 1st



- Introduction 2 hours

- collection and handling of specimens 2 hours

- Spectrophotometric technique and calibration curve 2 hours

- Glucose estimation 2 hours

- Lipid profile

- Total cholesterol

- HDL cholesterol

- TG

- Estimation and calculation of LDL cholesterol

6 hours

- Proteins

- Total serum proteins

- Serum albumin and globulins

- Protein electrophoresis

6 hours

- Renal function tests

- Blood urea

- Serum creatinine and creatinine clearance test

- Uric acid

6 hours

- Pancreatic Enzymes

- Serum amylase and lipase 4 hours

20

Department: Medical chemistry Subject: Medical chemistry (theory)

Year: 2nd


Term: 2nd



- Proteins and amino acid metabolism

- Digestion and absorption

- Transamination, oxidative deamination and

decarboxylation

- Ammonia detoxification

- Disorders of amino acid metabolism

14 hours

- Integration of CHO, lipids, and protein metabolism 2 hours

- Porphyrin metabolism

- Biosynthesis of heme.

- Porphyrins

4 hours

- Metabolism of purine and pyramidines

- General properties of nucleic acids

- Metabolism of purine and pyramidines

- Hyperureacimia and gout disease

- Protein synthesis

- cancer biochemistry

- tumor markers

16 hours

- Biochemistry of hormones

- Classification and biosynthesis of steroid, thyroid,

pancreatic, hypothalamic, pituitary and chatecholamine

hormones.

- Calcium regulation hormones, PTH, Calcitonin

10 hours

- Metabolism of minerals and Trace elements 6 hours

- Special topics

- Liver function tests

- Kidney function tests

- Free radicals and antioxidants

- Obesity and human nutrition.

8 hours

21

Department: Medical chemistry Subject: Medical chemistry (practical)

Year: 2nd


Term: 2nd



- liver enzymes

- Alkaline phosphatase

- GGT

- AST

- ALT

- LDH

- Cardiac enzymes

- CK

- CK-MB

- Troponins

10 hours

- Liver function test

- Serum bilirubin (total, direct and indirect) 2 hours

- CSF analysis

- Glucose, protein and oligobands 2 hours

- General urine examination 2 hours

- Electrolytes

- Sodium, potassium and chloride 4 hours

- Calcium 2 hours

- phosphate 2 hours

- Magnesium 2 hours

- Iron TIBC and Ferritin 2 hours

- Hormonal assay 2 hours

22

Department: Anatomy, Histology and Biology Subject: Histology (theory)

Year: 2nd


Term: 1st & 2

nd



First Semester

- Introduction 2

- Genital system 10

- Circulatory system 4

- Lymphoid tissues 4

- Digestive system 10

Second Semester

- Respiratory system 4

- Skin 2

- Urinary System 4

- Endocrine 8

- Nervous system 6

- Sensory organs 6

23

Department: Anatomy, Histology and Biology Subject: Histology (practical)

Year: 2nd


Term: 1st & 2

nd



First Semester

- Introduction 3

- Genital system 15

- Circulatory system 6

- Lymphoid tissues 6

- Digestive system 15

Second Semester


- Skin 3

- Urinary System 6

- Endocrine 12

- Nervous system 9

- Sensory organs 9

24

Department: Medical Physiology and pharmacology Subject: Medical physiology (theory)

Year: 2nd


Term: 1st & 2

nd


Topics Hours

- Cell and membrane physiology. 6 hours

- Physiology of the muscles. 12hours

- Physiology of the nerves. 8 hours

- Autonomic nervous system physiology. 8hours

- Central nervous system physiology. 24 hours

- Physiology of special senses:

Vision

Hearing & equilibrium

Taste

Smell

4 hours

- Physiology of blood. 12 hours

- Physiology of the endocrine glands (endocrinology) 24 hours

- Female reproductive system physiology. 10 hours

- Male reproductive system physiology. 4 hours

- Cardiovascular system physiology (Heart and

circulation). 24 hours

- Gastrointestinal physiology. 12 hours

- Physiology of respiration. 12 hours

- Renal and acid-base balance physiology. 10 hours

- Energy balance, metabolism and nutrition. 10 hours

25

Department: Medical Physiology and pharmacology Subject: Medical physiology (practical)

Year: 2nd


Term: 1st & 2

nd



1st semester

- Collection & handling of blood sample I. 3 hours

- Packed Cell Volume 3 hours

- Hemoglobin Estimation. 3 hours

- Manual leukocytes count I. 3 hours

- Manual leukocytes count II. 3 hours

- Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) . 3 hours

- Reticulocyte count I. 3 hours

- Reticulocyte count II. 3 hours

- White blood cell differential. 3 hours

- Blood group systems. 3 hours

- Erythrocyte osmotic fragility test. 3 hours

- Coagulation study. 3 hours

- Blood compatibility testing I. 3 hours

- Clotting & bleeding time 3 hours

- Automatic Electronic Blood Cell Counting. 3 hours

2nd

semester

- Body Temperature Measurement. 3 hours - Electrocardiogram (ECG). 3 hours - Blood Pressure Measurement. 3 hours - Effect of Exercise on Blood Pressure. I 3 hours - Effect of Exercise on Blood Pressure. II 3 hours

- Lung Function Test (Spirometry). I 3 hours - Lung Function Test (Spirometry). II

spirometry in restrictive & obstructive disease. 3 hours

- Examination of Ear (Hearing). 3 hours - Vision. I 3 hours - Vision. II 3 hours

- Cranial Nerves. I 3 hours - Cranial Nerves. II 3 hours

- Cranial Nerves. III 3 hours

- Reflexes. I 3 hours - Reflexes. II 3 hours

26

Department: Anatomy, Histology and biology Subject: Embryology (theory)

Year: 2nd

year Hours Per week: 1 hour

Term: 1st & 2

nd


Topics Hours

First Semester

- Introduction- What is Embryology ?. Main phases of

Development.

- Relation of embryology to medicine. Historical Gleanings.

1

- Cell cycle & Replication. Mitosis & Meiosis

(Gametogenesis). 1

- Spermatogenesis & Oogenesis 2

- Ovarian Cycle & Uterine Cycle. 1

- Fertilization. 1

- Implantation & Main events of the 2nd

week of Development 1

- Trilaminar Germ Disc,Gastrula,Notochord formation &

Neurulation 1

- Embryonic & Fetal periods 1

- Placenta & Fetal Membranes. 1

- Twining. 1

- Congenital Malformations. Principles of teratology, Prenatal

diagnosis. 2

- Head &Neck Development & the pharyngeal arches, clefts

&pouch 1

- Development of the face & the palate 1

Second Semester

- Skull & Skeletal System 1

- Body cavities, 1


- Digestive System. 3

- Urinary System 1

- Genital System 1

- Central nervous System 2

- The Eye 1

- The Ear 1

- Cardiovascular System 3

27

Third Year Subjects

Total hours Total units

Theory Practical

Pathology 120 120 12

Community Medicine 30 60 4

Medicine 60 60 6

Medical Microbiology 120 60 10

Medical Parasitology

and Immunology

60 60 6

Pharmacology 90 60 8

28

Department: Pathology Subject: Pathology (Theory)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

General pathology

- Introduction 1

- Cell injury. Cell death. Necrosis. Apoptosis. Pigmentation 3

- Inflammation. Healing & repair 4

- Infection 4

- Immune system 6

- Haemodynamics 4

- Genetics and Molecular Pathology 10

- Nutritional disorders 4

- Neoplasia 10

Systemic Pathology


- Cardiovascular system 10

- Haematology and Lymphoma 15

- Gastrointestinal system 10

- Hepatobiliary and pancreas pathology 6

- Endocrine system 5

- Renal system 8

- Male genital system 2

- Female genital system and Breast 6

- Skin 2

- Bone and joint 2

- Central nervous system 2

Total 120

29

Department: Pathology Subject: Pathology (Practical)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

General pathology

- Cell injury. Cell death. Necrosis. Apoptosis. Pigmentation 4

- Inflammation. Healing & repair 4

- Infection 4

- Immune system 4

- Hemodynamics 4

- Genetics and Molecular Pathology 10

- Nutritional disorders 2

- Neoplasia 8

Systemic Pathology


- Cardiovascular system 10

- Hematology and Lymphoma 12

- Gastrointestinal system 12

- Hepatobiliary and pancreas pathology 4

- Endocrine system 4

- Renal system 6

- Male genital system 4

- Female genital system and Breast 8

- Skin 4

- Bone and joint 4

- Central nervous system 4

Total 120

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Department: Family and Community Medicine Subject: Community Medicine (theory)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2



Major Areas

- Introduction to Community Medicine 3 hours

- Nutrition 6 hours

- Environmental Health 6 hours

- Medical Statistics 15 hours

Total 30 hours

Department: Family and Community Medicine Subject: Community Medicine (practical)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2



Major Areas

- Field Visits 30 hours

- Practical Statistical Sessions 30 hours

Total 60 hours

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Department: Medicine Subject: Medicine (theory)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

- Nutritional Diseases, Electrolyte disturbances and

Acid- Base balance

14 hours

-General Medicine Symptomatology 14 hours

-Genetics 2 hours

-Infection 3 hours

A. Bacterial infections 10 hours

B. Viral infections 5 hours

C. Sexually transmitted diseases 3 hours

d. HIV infection 2 hours

e. Protozoal diseases and helminthes 5 hours

- Immunology 2 hours

Department: Medicine Subject: Medicine (practical)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2



These are clinical sessions learn the student how to take

history from the patient and the art of communication

and the important steps in taking history, who to behave ,

attitude and dealing with patients.

Teaching the student general examination, examination

of abdomen and chest.

60 hours

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Department: Medical Microbiology Subject: Medical Microbiology (theory)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2



A. Basic Bacteriology: 25 hours

- Introduction to Fundamentals of Microbiology

- Application of Medical microbiology in infectious diseases

- Bacterial Cell structure

- Applied Molecular Microbiology

- Classification of Bacteria with Clinical Importance

- Colonization and Normal Bacterial Flora of the body

- Pathogenesis of bacterial infections

- Antibiotics and Chemotherapy

B. Medical Bacteriology: 65 hours

- Genus Pseudomonas

- GenusYersinia

- Genus Neisseriae

- Acenitobacter

- Moraxella

- Vibrios

- Aeromonas

- Plesiomonas

- Genus Campylobacter

- Helicobacter pylori

- Genus Brucella

- Genus Haemophilus ,

- Genus Bortedella ,Legionella

- Genus Mycobacteria

- Antituberculous Agents

- Genus Ureaplasma ,Mycoplasma ,

- Genus Chlamydia , Rickettsia, Pasturella

- Spirochetes

- Applications of Clinical and Diagnostic Microbiology

- Diagnostic Clinical Microbiology

- Hospital infections& Control of Nasocomial infections

- Strategy of Antibiotic Therapy

- Blood stream infections Body fluids

- Urinary tract infection

- Respiratory tract infection

(Upper and lower )

- Gastrointestinal tract infections and Food Poisoning

- Meningitis and Central Nervous System infections

- Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Cont…

C. Basic Virology: 10 hours

- Introduction

- Cultivation of viruses

- Viral replicative cycle

- Viral pathogenesis

- Viral immune response

- Viral vaccine

- Antiviral drugs

- Viral genetics

D. Systematic Virology 15 hours

- Hepatitis viruses

- Orthomyxoviruses

- Paramyxoviruses&Rubella

- H.I.V

- Herpes viruses

- G.I.T. viruses

- C.N.S. viruses and PRION

- Picorna viruses

- Corona viruses &SARS

- Tumor viruses

E. Medical Mycology 5 hours

- Structure of fungus, yeast and molds, diagnosis.

- Anti fungal drugs.

- Superficial mycoses, Cutaneous mycoses, Subcutaneous

mycoses

- Systemic mycoses, dimorphic fungi.

- Opportunistic mycoses.

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Department: Medical Microbiology Subject: Medical Microbiology (practical)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2



General Bacteriology Procedures 15 hours

- Laboratory safety

- Sterilization and disinfection

- Sample collection and transportation

- Smear Preparation & simple stain

- Gram stain

- Types and choices of media used in routine, how to streak a

plate

Systematic identification of bacteria 45 hours

- Staphylococcus

- Streptococcus

- Corynebacterium

- Lactobacilli

- Bacillus

- Clostridia

Family Enterobacteriaceae

- Biochemical test

- E. coli & Klebsiella & Proteus

- Salmonella ,Shigella, Yessenia

Pseudompnas

Niesseria

Gram negative coccobacillai

- Heamophilus ,Legionella, Bordetella

- Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Sampling and types of specimens, culture containers,

blood samplings

Antibiotic Sensitivity Methods

-Types of sensitivity

- choice of antibiotics

Clinical samples - Macro examination of Urine

- Micro examination of Urine

- Respiratory tract infection

- Serology

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Department: Medical Microbiology Subject: Medical Parasitology and Immunology (theory)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

Parasitology

I. Medical protozoology

15 hours

- Introduction.

- Amoebae (Pathogenic & non – Pathogenic)

- Flagellates

- Ciliata ( Balantidium coli )

- Sporozoa

II. Medical Helminthmology

15 hours

-Introduction, Terminology, & Classification.

- Nematodes:

- Cestodes:

-Trematodes

III. Medical Entomology

Arthropods:

Medical Immunology:

30 hours

- Background & History

- Innate Immunity

- Acquired Immunity

- Cells and Organs of the Immune System

- Immunoglobulins: Structure & Function

- Antigens

- MHC

- Antigen Processing and Presentation

- - T-cell Receptor

- Antigen-Antibody Interactions

- B cell Maturation, Activation & Differentiation

- T cell Maturation, Activation & differentiation

- Complement

- Cytokines

- Hypersensitivity Reactions

- Blood groups

- Immunology of blood transfusion

- Leukocyte Migration and Inflammation

- Cell mediated and Humoral Effector Responses

- Vaccines

- Immune response to bacterial infections

- Immune response to viral infections

- The Immune System in AIDS

- Autoimmunity

36

Cont…

- Immunodeficiency diseases

- Transplantation Immunology

- Cancer and immune system

- Immunodiagnostic lab techniques

Department: Medical Microbiology Subject: Medical Parasitology and Immunology (practical)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2



Parasitology I. Medical protozoology

60

- Amoebae (Pathogenic & non – Pathogenic)

- Flagellates

- Ciliata ( Balantidium coli )

- Sporozoa

II. Medical Helminthmolog

- Nematodes:

- Cestodes:

- Trematodes

III. Medical Entomology

Arthropods

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Department: Medical physiology and Pharmacology Subject: Pharmacology (theory)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2



Principles of general Pharmacology 10 hrs

Autonomic Pharmacology (Cholinergic and Adrenergic) 8 hrs

Cardiovascular and renal drugs 10 hrs

Pharmacology of Central Nervous System 14 hrs

Drugs used in treatment of gastrointestinal diseases 4 hrs

Drugs with important action on smooth muscles 6 hrs

Drugs used to treat disease of the blood , inflammation and gout 6 hrs

Chemotherapeutic Drugs 20 hrs

Endocrine Drugs 12 hrs

Department: Medical physiology and Pharmacology Subject: Pharmacology (practical)

Year: 3rd


Term: 1st & 2



Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms 4 hrs

Routes of Drug Administration 4 hrs

Iontophoresis and Phonophoresis 4 hrs

Medical Prescription 2 hrs

Calculation of Doses 2 hrs

Preparation of Capsules 4 hrs

I.V. Drug administration and I.V. fluids 4 hrs

Medications during pregnancy 2 hrs

Medicating Children and elderly 4 hrs

Student Seminars 30 hrs

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Fourth Year Subjects

Total hours Total units

Theory Practical

Medicine 120 128 12

Surgery 120 128 12

Community Medicine 75 64 7

Pediatrics 60 64 6

Obstetric 60 64 6

Forensic Medicine 45 32 4

Psychology 30 - 2

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Year: 4th


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

Cardiovascular system (CVS) :

- Introduction and investigations,

-Heart failure.

-Rheumatic fever and Infective endocarditis.

-Valvular heart diseases.

-Adult congenital heart diseases.

- Arterial hypertension.

-Disease of the aorta and peripheral arterial diseases

-ECG

-Common Arrhythmias.

-Cardiomyopathy.

-Pericardial diseases.

-Venous thromboembolism.

-Atherosclerosis.

-Ischemic heart diseases.

32 hours

Endocrine, Metabolic and Genetic:

- Pituitary disorders

- Thyroid and parathyroid disorders

- Adrenal gland disorders

- Diabetes Mellitus.

- Gonads disorders & Infertility

- Lipid disorders.

- Porphyria

- Geriatric Medicine.

28 hours

Gastrointestinal System:

- Clinical examination of GIT.

- Presenting problem in GIT Diseases.

- Disease of the mouth and esophagus.

- Diseases of the Stomach and Duodenum.

- Gastric carcinoma and lymphoma.

- Disorders causing malabsorption.

- Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

- Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

- Tumors of the colon and rectum.

- Diverticulosis, severe idiopathic constipation,

-Megacolon and clostridium difficile infection.

28 hours

40

Cont…

Liver and Billiary tree disease: including

- Anatomy and physiology of the liver and biliary

system.

- Acute Liver failure.

- Chronic liver disease

- Viral Hepatitis.

- Heamochromatosis &Wilsons Disease.

- Primary Biliary Cirrhosis, Primary sclerosing

cholangitis and Hepatocellular carcinoma.

Respiratory system:

- Major manifestation of the lung diseases

- Respiratory failure

- Obstructive pulmonary diseases

- Bronchiectasis:

- Respiratory tract infections

- Pneumonia

- Respiratory diseases caused by fungi:

- Tuberculosis

- Tumors of the bronchus and the lungs

- Causes of solitary nodule in the chest

- Interstitial lung diseases

- Respiratory involvement in connective tissue disorder

- Pleural effusion

- Pneumothorax

- Diseases of the diaphragm

32 hours

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Year: 4th

year Hours Per week: 16 hours for 8 weeks

Term: 1st & 2


Courses each course eight (8) weeks


Clinical session learn the student how to apply the

subjects which take in theory to clinical practice ,and

know how to examine the chest ,pericardium and

abdomen and deal with acute common emergency and

management of common diseases.

128 hours

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Department: Surgery Subject: Surgery (theory)

Year: 4th


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

Introduction to surgery

Basic Surgical principles

20 hours

Burns

Preparing a patient for surgery

And Day surgery

Wound ,tissue repair and scars

Wound infection

Surgical infections

Nutritional support and rehabilitation

Fluids and electrolytes

Blood transfusion & acid –base balance

Shock and bleeding disorders

Accident and emergency basic principles

Anesthesia and pain relieve

Sterile precautions and theatre safety

Parasitic infection

HEAD AND NECK

- Anatomy and Embryology and congenital anomalies

- Infections of head and neck

- Cervical lymphadenopathy

- Tongue, jaws

- Salivary glands

Thyroid

-Anatomy

-Goiter Simple, Toxic

-Thyroditis

-solitary thyroid nodule

-Thyroid nodule BREAST

- Surgical anatomy, physical exam and investigations

- Inflammatory conditions

- Benign conditions

- Malignant tumors

- Clinical approach to nipple discharge and breast lump

100 hours

43

Cont…

STOMACH AND DUODENUM

- Surgical anatomy and physiology

- Peptic ulceration.

- Complications of Peptic ulcers.

- Tumors of the stomach.

PORTAL HYPERTENSION

Causes, clinical features, management emergency and

elective

UPPER G.I BLEEDING

LIVER

- Surgical anatomy

- Methods of investigation

- Injuries-Blunt, penetrating,

High Velocity, clinical

Features, complication and management

- Hydatid disease

- Liver abscess

- Neoplasm - benign

- Malignant.

- Primary

- Secondary

THE BILARY SYSTEM

- Surgical anatomy and Variations

- Investigations

- Gall bladder disease

- Choelithiasis

- Tumors

- Bile passages

- Trauma

- Obstruction

- Hepatorenal syndrome

THE PANCREAS

anatomy, physiology, injuries, pancreatitis, Tumors

THE SPLEEN

1- Injuries, Indications for splenectomy.

THE APPENDIX

Small + Large intestinal surgeries

Cont…

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Department: Surgery Subject: Surgery (practical)

Year: 4th


Term: 1st & 2



History taking

128

Examination of head and neck and lymph nodes.

Thyroid Examination.

Breast Examination.

Abdominal Examination.

Hernia and Abdominal wall and umbilicus.

Abdomen and rectal Examination

Genito - urinary system Examination

Acute abdomen.

Examination of trauma patient

Dressings, parenteral injections

Presentation, Discussion of cases related to the subjects

mentioned in the theoretical part.

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Department: Family and Community Medicine Subject: Community Medicine (theory)

Year: 4th

year Hours Per week: 2.5

Term: 1st & 2

nd Total No. of hours: 75

Topics Hours

Major Areas:

1- General epidemiology 10 hours

2- Epidemiology of communicable diseases 36 hours

3- Epidemiology of non-communicable disease 8 hours

4- Medical Sociology 4 hours

5- Occupational health 3 hours

6- Primary health care 10 hours

7- Health care administration 4 hours

Total 75 hours

Department: Family and Community Medicine Subject: Community Medicine (practical)

Year: 4th


Term: 8 weeks course Total No. of hours: 64 hours


Major Areas:

1- Family Medicine 32 hours

2- Primary Health Care 16 hours

3- Epidemiological Exercises 16 hours

Total 64 hours

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Department: Pediatrics Subject: Pediatrics (theory)

Year: 4th


Term: 1st & 2


= 6 units

Topics Hours

Nutrition 5

Respiratory system 7

Endocrine system 5

Rheumatology 3

Immunity 2

Poisoning 2

Gastroenterology 4

Cardiology 5

Infectious diseases 9

Nephrology 4

Growth and Development 4

Genetics 6

Dehydration 4

Department: Pediatrics Subject: Pediatrics (practical)

Year: 4th




History taking 16

General examination of a child 16

Chest examination 16

Abdominal examination 16

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Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology Subject: Obstetrics (theory)

Year: 4th


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

Pregnancy

Normal pregnancy, fertilization, implantation, embryology;

Physiological changes of pregnancy; signs and symptoms of

pregnancy; hyperemesis gravid arum; antenatal care

6 hours

Bleeding Disorders in Pregnancy

Miscarriage; ectopic pregnancy; hydatiform mole; antepartum

hemorrhage; peripartum hemorrhage; postpartum shock

8 hours

Labor

Diameters of the pelvic and fetal skull; four stages of labor,

mechanism of labor; management of labor, normal labor;

analgesia in labor

6 hours

Abnormal Labor

Abnormal presentation and position, breech presentation;

occiput-posterior, face, brow, cord prolapse, transverse lie;

newborn care

6 hours

Puerperium

Normal and abnormal puerperium 2 hours

Operative Delivery

Forceps; Vantous (vacuum extraction); caesarian section,

episiotomy

3 hours

Medical Disorders in Pregnancy

Diabetes mellitus; hypertensive disorders in pregnancy; anemia

and coagulopathies; thyroid disease; other medical disorders

(liver disease, asthma); heart disease in pregnancy; urinary

problems in pregnancy

10 hours

Abnormal Pregnancy

Polyhydramnios, oligohydramnios; preterm labor; early rupture

of membranes; inhibition of labor, induction of labor; multiple

pregnancy; intra-uterine growth retardation; intra-uterine death;

postmaturity, post-term; Rh iso-immunization

14 hours

Fetal Assessment and Infections

Fetal assessment in pregnancy (fetal well-being); infections in

pregnancy; fetal chromosomal abnormalities

3 hours

Vital Statistics

Maternal mortality, perinatal mortality and morbidity 1 hour

Drugs in Pregnancy 1 hour

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Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology Subject: Obstetrics (practical)

Year: 4th




History – Theoretical Foundation of History Taking

History taking of obstetric patients (last menstrual

period, expected date of delivery; gestational age;

gravida, para, abortion; chief complaint; history of

present illness; history of present pregnancy; past

obstetric history; review of systems; gynecological

history; medical and surgical history; social history

16 hours

History – Practical History Taking from Patient 16 hours

General and Obstetric Examination

Training on a model and actual patients 32 hours

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Department: Surgery Subject: Forensic Medicine (theory)

Year: 4th

year Hours Per week: 1.5

Term: 1st & 2

nd Total No. of hours: 45

Topics Hours

ذعرف انطة انعذن

واجثاخ انطثة انعذن

45

انىخ وعالياذه

انرفسخ –انثمع انىذح –انظم –عالياخ انىخ االكذج

يفرعهح –رضح –لطعح –ألسايها –انجروح

أهرها تانسثح نهطثاتح انعذنح –انكذياخ –انسذجاخ

يساذها –انجروح انارح

رذارح ي انجانح انجائح ذفرك انذانح اال

انكاوح –انكهرتائح –انارح –أىاعها –انذروق

تانسثح انى انعك ويسادح انجسى –درجاذها

خك –خك تانذ –كرى انفس –انىسائم انؤدح نه –أىعها –االخراق

ترتاط

اىاعها –انشك –عالياذه االكذج –انغرق

غاز انفذى )اول اوكسذ انكارتى( انخك ت

ذسق –يظاهر غشاء انثكارج –نىاطح –اغرظاب –انجرائى انجسح

دذث أو لذى

لرم انىنذ )طفم غر شرع( وسائم انمرم، هم ونذ انطفم دا، او يرا.

ذشخض رنك.

انرعرف ، طرق انرعرف، اهره

طثح ، كفح انذافظح عههااالخالق انطثح ، سرار انهح ان

عهى انسىو

انرسى تهذغح انذح وانعمرب

وسائم انعانجح –طرق انرشخض

يعانجرها –انرسى تراول انكىكائ وانذششح عالياذها

االفى ، كف ذضر االفى ، اخر يركثاذه، انهرو

االديا، انىاد انر ذؤدي انى االديا

االديا وانفرق تها وانرعىد شروط

انرسى تعذ انسئثك، خطىرذه، ذشخظه، انسى تعذ انرطاص،

عالياخ انرسى انسي ته

غاز –عىايم االعظاب، انخامح –أىاعها –انرسى تانىاد انكاوح

VXانخردل،

50

Department: Surgery Subject: Forensic Medicine (practical)

Year: 4th




يىخ انذياغ –انىخ انسرري –غر االكذج –اح –عالياخ انىخ

32

–االذذار انذيىي –م انىذ انظ –ترودج انجسى –عالياخ انىخ االكذج

انرفسخ

–دروق –سىو –جروح –جائح –انذاالخ انر ذعىد انى انطة انعذن

جرائى جسح –اخراق

–يفرعهح –جروح ادرج –اهرها نهطثاتح انعذنح –سذجاخ –انجروح انثسطح

غرها –وخسح

انغاح ي ذشرخ اند

رض انى انطثاتح انعذنح كفح ارسال ان

نهفذض انطث انعذن

داالخ رفض انفذض

انذاالخ انر ذرسم انى انطثاتح انعذنح نهرشرخ عذ انىفاخ

كفح اجراء فذض انمثىر

انى –فذض انسىائم انذىح

فذض انهىاطح واالغرظاب وانجرائى انجسح

ذشرخ داالخ انىخ انجهىل انسثة

ذعهى انطانة كفح كراتح انرمرر انطث انعذن االون

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Department: Medicine Subject: Psychology (theory)

Year: 4th


Term: 1st & 2

nd Total No. of Hours: 30 hours

Topics Hours

What is Psychology? 1 hour

Neuroscience:

Functional and Behavioral Neuroanatomy, Nervous

tissues and Neurotransmitters

3 hours

Intelligence 2 hours

Motivation and Emotions 2 hours

Health psychology and Stress

2 hours

States of Consciousness 2 hours

Memory 2 hours

Personality 2 hours

Social Psychology 2 hours

Human Development 2 hours

Sensation and Perception 2 hours

Learning 2 hours

Thinking and Language 2 hours

Abnormal Psychology 2 hours

Therapies 2 hour

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Fifth Year



Medicine 75 160 10

Pediatrics 30 80 5

Surgery 90 120 10

Gynecology 30 60 4

Dermatology 30 36 3

Ophthalmology 30 60 4

ENT 30 60 4

Psychiatry 30 36 3

Radiology 30 60 4

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Year: 5th

year Hours Per week: 2.5 hours

Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

Neurology :

Introduction to the nervous system

Stroke.

Epilepsy.

Demyelinating Disorders & Multiple sclerosis.

Headache.

Movement Disorders.

Spinal Cord Diseases.

Brain Tumor.

Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension, Normal Pressure

Hydrocephalus

CNS Infections.

Peripheral Nerve Diseases.

Muscle Diseases.

Neuromuscular Junction Diseases.

Neurodegenerative Diseases (Dementia, MND, Ataxic

Disorders).

35 hours

Nephrology:

Anatomy, physiology and investigation of renal system.

Acute Renal Failure.

Chronic Renal Failure.

Glomerulonephritis.

Interstitial Nephritis (Acute and Chronic).

Cystic disease of the kidneys.

Renal tubular acidosis.

Vascular diseases of the kidneys.

Urinary tract infections.

9 hours

Hematology:

Anemia.

Megaloblastic anemia.

Anemia of chronic disease: management

Hemolysis.

Autoimmune hemolytic anemia.

Hemoglobinopathies.

Aplastic anemia.

Myeloproliferative disorders.

Hemostasis.

Leukemias.

Lymphoma.

14 hours

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Cont…

Oncology 4 hours

Environment and Toxicology: 4 hours

Rheumatology:

Introduction

Back and Neck pain.

Osteoarthritis.

Rheumatoid arthritis.

Crystal induced arthritis.

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

Psoriatic arthritis and Behcets disease

Seronegative arthropathy.

Juvenile chronic arthritis.

Systemic vasculitis.

Myositis.

9 hours


Year: 5th



Clinical courses each course (10) week


Clinical session learn the student how to apply the

subjects which take in theory to clinical practice ,and

know how to do neurological examination , and how to

examine the patient with rheumatological, renal and

hematological disease, and deal with acute common

emergency and management of common diseases.

160 hours

55

Department: Pediatrics Subject: Pediatrics (theory)

Year: 5th


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

Neonatology 12

Hematology 8

Oncology 5

Neurology 5


Year: 5th

year Hours Per week: 8 hours for 10 week



These are clinical sessions to establish the clinical

features by history of examination, to enable the student

to gain skills of clinical practice in different aspects of

pediatric field, which focusing on the common health

problems among children in our community.

80

56

Department: Surgery Subject: Surgery (theory)

Year: 5th

year Hours Per week: 3

Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

ORTHOPAEDICS:

- Introduction to fractures.

- Principles of fracture treatment

- Fracture and dislocations of the upper limb

- Fracture and dislocations of the lower limb

- Fractures of the pelvis

- Introduction to orthopedics

- Diagnosis and treatment of orthopedic disorders

- Osteomyelitis and septic arthritis

- Tuberculosis of bone and joint

- Osteoarthritis

- Osteochondritis

- Metabolic bone diseases

- Shoulder

- Elbow

- Wrist and hand (including hand infections)

- Hip

- Knee

- Ankle and foot (including foot infections)

- Spine

- Tumours of bone

- Peripheral nerve injuries

30

Chest and Cardiovascular surgery

6

Urology

- Symptomatology and investigations

- Congenital anomalies of the U.T.

- Traumatic injuries.

- Infections of the U.T.

- T.B. and Bilharziasis

- Calculus disease of the U.T.

- Renal failure and Transplantation.

- Tumors

- Urinary diversion.

- Infertility.

57

Cont…

- Neurogenic bladder

- Hydronephrosis

- B.P.H.

- Ca- prostate.

- Testicular tumors

- Intrascrotal swellings

- Bladder neck obstruction

- Undescended testicles

- Urethral strictures

- Hematurea.

26

Anesthesia 6

Plastic Surgery 4

Pediatric Surgery

- Embryology of G.I. tract and current theories of G.I.

tract anomalies & neonatal obstruction

- Congenital megacolon and imperforate anus

- Abdominal pain & G.I. bleeding & childhood

- tumors in children

- thoracic surgical problems diaphragmatic hernia and

tracheo- sophageal fistula

- main pediatric urological surgical conditions

- congenital abdominal wall defects

9

Neurosurgery

- Neurological investigations

- Head injuries

- Intra cranial space occupying lesions

- Congenital abnormalities

- Spinal cord compression

- Surgical aspects of pain

9

58


Year: 5th




Orthopedics:

- general orthopedic examination

- management of fractures and orthopedic problems

- specific joint examination

- Traumatology

- operative procedure

- pre and post operative care

- Splint and POP

36

Urosurgery: clinical examination and management of

common urological surgical problems

26

Neurosurgery: Basic principles on the diagnosis and

management of common neurosurgical problems.

16

Vascular surgery: clinical examination, investigation and

management of common cardiovascular diseases.

8

Pediatric surgery: during the clinical course: the students

should:

- Review the knowledge about the important pediatric

surgical conditions mentioned in the course book

regarding their incidence, pathology, clinical

presentation, and management.

- Have a good basic clinical examination skill and good

communication and thinking skills detect the common

surgical problems and know their lines of management.

18

Anesthesia: Assessment of the patient preoperatively, the

guidelines to achieve the evaluation and routine

investigations needed preoperatively.

Management of airway

How to maintain anesthesia

Monitoring the patient

Intravenous cannulation and fluid administration

Local and regional anesthesia

Postoperative care " complications and their

management"

8

Plastic surgery& burn: clinical training on subjects

mentioned in the theoretical part (above) 8

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Department: Surgery Subject: Ophthalmology (theory)

Year: 5th



Topics Hours

Ophthalmology

-Anatomy of the eye

-Congenital eye disorders

-Diseases of the conjunctiva

-Corneal injuries

-Diseases of the cornea

-Diseases of the iris and the ciliary body

-disease of the retina

-vascular disorder of the retina

-retinal dystrophy & degeneration

-Glaucoma

-Cataract

-Anatomy and diseases of the eye lids

-Anatomy and diseases of the naso-lacrimal apparatus

-Ocular motility and motility disorders

-Ocular emergency and trauma

-Squint

-The orbit

-The use of ophthalmoscope

-The eye in systemic diseases

30

Department: Surgery Subject: Ophthalmology (Practical)

Year: 5th




Ophthalmology: clinical training on subjects mentioned

in the theoretical part (above)

60

60

Department: Surgery Subject: Otorhinolaryngology (theory)

Year: 5th



Topics Hours

Otorhinolaryngology

- Learning Objectives - Introduction to Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

- Review of Anatomy

- Examination of the Head and Neck

- Audiology

- Otolaryngologic Emergencies

- Common Diseases of the External and Middle Ear

- Inner Ear Disease: Hearing Loss

- Inner Ear Disease: Vertigo

- Facial Paralysis

- Nose and Paranasal Sinuses, Olfaction and Taste

- Inflammatory Disorders of the Pharynx

- Salivary Gland Disorders

- Disorders of Speech and Swallowing

- Head and Neck Tumors

30

Department: Surgery Subject: Otorhinolaryngology (Practical)

Year: 5th




Otorhinolaryngology: clinical training on subjects

mentioned in the theoretical part (above) 60

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/obj.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/intro.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/anat.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/exam.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/aud.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/emerg.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/midear.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/innear.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/vertigo.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/face.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/nose.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/pharynx.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/saliv.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/speech.html

http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/hnt.html

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Department: Surgery Subject: Radiology (theory)

Year: 5th



Topics Hours

J-Radiology

- Introduction

- The esophagus

-Stomach and duodenum

- The small intestine

- The acute abdomen

-The colon

-The diaphragm

-The biliary tract

-Miscellaneous

- Genito-urinary Systems

I.V.U

-Bones

-Chest diseases

30

Department: Surgery Subject: Radiology (Practical)

Year: 5th




Radiology: clinical training on subjects mentioned in

the theoretical part (above)

60

62

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology Subject: Gynecology (theory)

Year: 5th


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

- Embryology of the Reproductive System 1 hour

- Anatomy of the Reproductive System 2 hours

- Physiology of the Reproductive System 2 hours

- Abnormality of Menstruation 6 hours

- Gynecological Infections 3 hours

- Diseases of the Vulva and Vagina 2 hours

- Diseases of the Cervix 3 hours

- Diseases of the Uterus 2 hours

- Displacement of the Uterus 2 hours

- Diseases of the Ovary and Fallopian Tubes 2 hours

- Contraception 2 hours

- Infertility 2 hours

- Menopause and Hormone Replacement Therapy 1 hour

63

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology Subject: Gynecology (practical)

Year: 5th




- History – Theoretical Foundation of History Taking

History taking of gynecological patients (last menstrual

period; gravida, para, abortion; chief complaint; history

of present illness; past obstetric history; review of

systems; gynecological history and menstrual history in

detail; medical and surgical history; social history

30 hours

- General and Gynecologic Examination

Examination of the breast; abdominal examination

(superficial and deep palpation); examination of the

vulva, bimanual and speculum examination (on model);

laparoscopy

30 hours

64

Department: Medicine Subject: Dermatology (theory)

Year: 5th


Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

Skin anatomy, histology &physiology 1

Primary and secondary skin lesions 2

Developmental & hereditary skin disease 1

Viral skin disease 2

Bacterial skin disease 2

Fungal skin disease 2

Parasitic skin disease 1

Allergic, irritant & atopic eczemas 2

Papulo squamous skin disease 2

Acne , rosacea 1

Urticarias &angioedema 1

Connective tissues disease and vasculitis 1

Reactive skin disease and purpuras 1

Skin disease due to physical agents 1

Immuno bullous skin diseases 1

Disorders of pigmentation 1

Diseases of skin appendages 1

Benign skin tumors , Premalignant and malignant non

melanoma skin tumors , melanoma

3

Sexually transmitted infections 1

Topical therapy 1

Skin manifestations of internal disease 2

65

Department: Medicine Subject: Dermatology (Practical)

Year: 5th


Term: 1st & 2



The practical sessions aim teaching the students the skills

of taking good history, inspection of the skin ,

recognizing the different primary and secondary skin

lesions , Evaluation and differential diagnose , also the

treatment of particular cases presented to the students ,

introduction of the diagnostic tools and UV and teaching

them the proper use of them

36

66

Department: Medicine Subject: Psychiatry (theory)

Year: 5th

year Hours Per week (1 hour)

Term: 1st & 2


Topics Hours

- Signs and symptoms in Psychiatry 3 hours

- Cognitive disorders 1 hour

- Substance Related Disorders 2 hours

- Schizophrenia and related psychoses 3 hours

- Mood Disorders 3 hours

- Anxiety disorders 3 hours

- Somatoform Disorders 2 hours

- Eating disorders, Anorexia nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa,

Obesity 1 hour

- Impulse-Control Disorders 1 hour

- Personality Disorders 2 hours

- Sexual Dysfunctions, Paraphilias, and Gender 2 hours

- Sleep disorders 2 hours

- Psychotherapy, psychopharmacology and other

biological therapy 2 hours

- Child Psychiatry

Attention-Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders

Pervasive Developmental Disorders

Elimination Disorders, Attachment Disorders and Mental

Retardation

3 hour

67

Department: Medicine Subject: Psychiatry (practical)

Year: 5th



Topics Hours

1st session: History taking in Psychiatry

36

2nd

session: Mental State Examination

5 sessions: case presentation and discussion ( should

includes the main psychiatric groups: Psychotic

disorders, Mood disorders, Anxiety disorders and

Somatoform disorders)

2 sessions: child and adolescent psychiatry (in Mental

Health Center)

Last session (10th session): clinical exam

Note: Each group has clinical psychiatry for 10 days (10

sessions).

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Sixth Year

Subjects Total term hours


Medicine - 432 14

Surgery - 432 14

Pediatrics - 360 12

Obstetrics and Gynecology - 360 12

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Year: 6th




These are clinical sessions to establish the clinical

features by history and examination, to learn the student

skills to be excellence in clinical practice also clinical

session in emergency department to learn how to deal

with acute emergencies ,also clinical session to learn

how to do clinical procedures like CPR, lumber

puncture, Paracentesis, I.V line......ext.

Detail clinical session on presentations, examination and

management of common disease on our locality.

432 hours

70


Year: 6th




Surgical clinical teaching 12 weeks course in the surgical wards

and theatre and emergency departments plus patients follow up

,case sheets , home works, journal club preparations.

Students in the sixth year should be involved in the clinical

practice and actively share in the discussion on patients clinical

conditions. Should attend daily clinical sessions in a twelve weeks

course. During these sessions the student given a level of practical

knowledge regarding:

- Interaction with patients

- Clinical examination technique

- Identification of clinical signs

- Interpretation of clinical signs

- Differential diagnosis

- Main lines of management

- Complications

- Tutorials and discussion on the common surgical problems

faced by the doctors in the post graduate life.

The student is responsible of all the subjects clinical and

theoretical taken throughout his learning schedule afforded by the

department of surgery in the previous three years as mentioned

above. The practical training for each week will be as follows

- 5 hours per day, 6 days a week in the wards including 8 hours

per course in the operating theatre.

- 1 hour per day 4 days a week seminars and tutorials and

Journal presentation

- 2 hours/week emergency dept

432

71


Year: 6th




Daily Duties:

Each student is responsible for taking the history,

physical examination, follow-up, and discussion about

the management of his/her patients (each students is

responsible for 12 beds)

360

Seminars:

Each student is responsible for preparing and presenting

one seminar

Call:

Each student is expected to be in the emergency

department in the afternoon/evening for 8 days during

the course

Training in primary health care and family medicine

In family medicine and communication skills

The training will focus on important topics

72

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology Subject: Obstetrics / Gynecology (practical)

Year: 6th




- Daily Duties:

Each student is responsible for taking the history,

physical examination, follow-up, and discussion about

the management of his/her patients (each students is

responsible for 2 beds on the obstetric and gynecological

ward during the course); they are also expected to

present at least 4 cases to the senior

360

- Seminars:

Each student is responsible for preparing and presenting

2 seminars and journal clubs; in addition to the students’

seminars, the lecturers present how to deal with the

patients, give seminars on family planning, instruments

and tools used in obstetrics and gynecology

- Operative Theater:

Each student is expected to be in the operative theater

once a week and receive training on the surgical

instruments, threads, training how to suture on a model

- Calls:

Each student is expected to be in the labor room (1st

stage and 2nd

stage ward) in the afternoon/evening for 2

days per week as call for 4 weeks

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