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COMMUNITY MEDICAL SERVICE & ESSENTIAL DRUGS

COMMUNITY MEDICAL SERVICES & ESSENTIAL DRUG (CMS & ED) COURSE

Health for all by through the alma ata declaration signed by all members countries, the W H O was given call” Heal th for all 2000 A D. To full fill this aim of WHO CENTRAL COUNCIL OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES AND RESEARCH – MUMBAI Faculty has started such Course name community medical services and essential drug CMS & ED course to train rural doctor’s Practioners of all system and health workers and others supported by unique and WHO (Geneva, Switzerland) guidelines. After completing the CMS & ED Course the candidate will be eligible for admission to Essential drug training after which they will be authorized to use 350 essential drugs Approved by WHO.

COURSE NAME CMS & ED Course
MINIMUM ADMISSION ELIGIBILITY INTERESTED CANDIDATE MUST HAVE PASSED 10+2 WITH PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY OR MATH WITH 40% MARKS BY STATE BOARD OR ANY RECOGNIZED BOARD/ UNIVERSITY.
PROGRAMME DURATION  (18 MONTHS).
FEES Rs. 105,000/-

SYLLABUS

FIRST YEAR 1. ANATOMY

  1. 1. Cell, tissues, Organ, structure
  2. 2. Skeleton system – structure & function
  3. 3. Cardiovascular system
  4. 4. Muscular system
  5. 5. Respiratory system
  6. 6. Digestive system
  7. 7. Excretory system
  8. 8. Endocrine system
  9. 9. Reproduction system
  10. 10. Nervous system
  11. 11. Special senses ( eye, ear ,nose,skin)

2. PHYSIOLOGY

  1. 1. Cell, tissues – normal physiology
  2. 2. Skeleton system – A.P.L. function
  3. 3. Cardiovascular system – cardiac cycle action
  4. 4. Muscular system – potential special
  5. 5. Respiratory system – junction tissues
  6. 6. Digestive system – composition
  7. 7. Excretory system
  8. 8. Reproduction system
  9. 9. Endocrine system
  10. 10. Nervous system

3. PATHOLOGY

  1. 1. General pathology
  2. 2. Clinical pathology
  3. 3. Bacteriology
  4. 4. Parasitological
  5. 5. Fungi logy
  6. 6. Helminthological
  7. 7. Applied pathology
  8. 8. Advance pathology

4. HEALTH AND HYGIENE

  1. 1. Food and nutrition
  2. 2. Community health and hygiene
  3. 3. Environment and sanitation
  4. 4. Home nursing
  5. 5. First aid
  6. 6. Ors, breast feeding, health food etc.

5. PHARMACOLOGY

  1. 1. Definition of drugs
  2. 2. Pharmacy – source of drug
  3. 3. Form of drugs
  4. 4. Route of administration
  5. 5. Various types of drugs – classification
  6. 6. Advantage and disadvantage of drugs
  7. 7. Dose definition, minimum and maximum dose, calculating of dose
  8. 8. Injection – definition, purpose of injection common dangers of injection
  9. 9. Different routes of Infusion.
  10. 10. Infection definition
  11. 11. Sterilization – disinfection
  12. 12. Methods of transmission diseases
  13. 13. Immunity definition – types Bacteria – common bacteria Virus definition, small poxvirus, chicken pox virus measles, polio, aids virus
  14. 14. Definition of toxicology. General Principal of clinical toxicology
  15. 15. Classification of poisons
  16. 16. General treatment of poisoning
SECOND YEAR 1. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE

  1. 1. Criminal courts in India
  2. 2. Indian legal system
  3. 3. Procedure in court
  4. 4. Medical ethics
  5. 5. Injuries
  6. 6. Rape indecent assaults, battery
  7. 7. Medical examination and consent

2. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY

  1. 1. Obstetrics – (a) Antenatal care (b) Safe Delivery (c) Postnatal care
  2. 2. Gynecology – Common Diseases
  3. 3. Family Welfare – Family planning methods (Temporary & Permanent)
  4. 4. Investigation of Sterility
  5. 5. Reproductive & Child Health (RCH)
  6. 6. National family Welfare pregnancy
  7. 7. Complications of pregnancy
  8. 8. Complications of Labor
  9. 9. Common Gynecological Disorders.

3. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

  1. 1. Communicable diseases : Prevention, Control and Treatments
  2. 2. Deficiency diseases
  3. 3. Endocrine diseases
  4. 4. Home remedies
  5. 5. First Aid
  6. 6. Home Nursing
  7. 7. Drug addiction
  8. 8. Mental diseases

4. PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

  1. 1. Family Welfare
  2. 2. Investigation of Sterility
  3. 3. Temporary methods
  4. 4. Permanent methods
  5. 5. Gynecology
  6. 6. Antenental care
  7. 7. Postnatal care
  8. 8. Health education – general, school health, nutrition, sex etc.
  9. 9. Special Diseases & general, school health, nutrition, sex etc.
Essential Drugs training (primary level) – 350 drugs
Practical examination will be for assessment of patients, immunization, blood smear drawing, Albumin test for urine, ORS preparation ect.

PAPER PATTERN

PAPER SUBJECT MARKS DURATION
FIRST YEAR – PAPER
PAPER-l ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 75 100 3 hrs
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 25
PAPER-ll PATHOLOGY, HEALTH & HYGIENE 75 100 3 hrs
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 25
PAPER-lll PHARMACOLOGY 75 100 3 hrs
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 25
PRACTICAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, HEALTH & HYGIENE, PHARMACOLOGY 100 3 hrs
SECOND YEAR – PAPER
PAPER-l MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, PRACTICE OF MEDICINE 75 100 3 hrs
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 25
PAPER-ll OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY – PRIMARY HEALTH CARE 75 100 3 hrs
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 25
PRACTICAL MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, PRACTICE OF MEDICINE , OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY, – PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

 

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What Will You Learn?

  • ANATOMY
  • 1. Cell, tissues, Organ, structure
  • 2. Skeleton system - structure & function
  • 3. Cardiovascular system
  • 4. Muscular system
  • 5. Respiratory system
  • 6. Digestive system
  • 7. Excretory system
  • 8. Endocrine system
  • 9. Reproduction system
  • 10. Nervous system
  • 11. Special senses ( eye, ear ,nose,skin)
  • 2. PHYSIOLOGY
  • 1. Cell, tissues - normal physiology
  • 2. Skeleton system - A.P.L. function
  • 3. Cardiovascular system - cardiac cycle action
  • 4. Muscular system - potential special
  • 5. Respiratory system - junction tissues
  • 6. Digestive system - composition
  • 7. Excretory system
  • 8. Reproduction system
  • 9. Endocrine system
  • 10. Nervous system
  • 3. PATHOLOGY
  • 1. General pathology
  • 2. Clinical pathology
  • 3. Bacteriology
  • 4. Parasitological
  • 5. Fungi logy
  • 6. Helminthological
  • 7. Applied pathology
  • 8. Advance pathology
  • 4. HEALTH AND HYGIENE
  • 1. Food and nutrition
  • 2. Community health and hygiene
  • 3. Environment and sanitation
  • 4. Home nursing
  • 5. First aid
  • 6. Ors, breast feeding, health food etc.
  • 5. PHARMACOLOGY
  • 1. Definition of drugs
  • 2. Pharmacy - source of drug
  • 3. Form of drugs
  • 4. Route of administration
  • 5. Various types of drugs - classification
  • 6. Advantage and disadvantage of drugs
  • 7. Dose definition, minimum and maximum dose, calculating of dose
  • 8. Injection - definition, purpose of injection common dangers of injection
  • 9. Different routes of Infusion.
  • 10. Infection definition
  • 11. Sterilization - disinfection
  • 12. Methods of transmission diseases
  • 13. Immunity definition - types Bacteria - common bacteria Virus definition, small poxvirus, chicken pox virus measles, polio, aids virus
  • 14. Definition of toxicology. General Principal of clinical toxicology
  • 15. Classification of poisons
  • 16. General treatment of poisoning
  • SECOND YEAR
  • 1. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
  • 1. Criminal courts in India
  • 2. Indian legal system
  • 3. Procedure in court
  • 4. Medical ethics
  • 5. Injuries
  • 6. Rape indecent assaults, battery
  • 7. Medical examination and consent
  • 2. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
  • 1. Obstetrics - (a) Antenatal care (b) Safe Delivery (c) Postnatal care
  • 2. Gynecology - Common Diseases
  • 3. Family Welfare - Family planning methods (Temporary & Permanent)
  • 4. Investigation of Sterility
  • 5. Reproductive & Child Health (RCH)
  • 6. National family Welfare pregnancy
  • 7. Complications of pregnancy
  • 8. Complications of Labor
  • 9. Common Gynecological Disorders.
  • 3. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
  • 1. Communicable diseases : Prevention, Control and Treatments
  • 2. Deficiency diseases
  • 3. Endocrine diseases
  • 4. Home remedies
  • 5. First Aid
  • 6. Home Nursing
  • 7. Drug addiction
  • 8. Mental diseases
  • 4. PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
  • 1. Family Welfare
  • 2. Investigation of Sterility
  • 3. Temporary methods
  • 4. Permanent methods
  • 5. Gynecology
  • 6. Antenental care
  • 7. Postnatal care
  • 8. Health education - general, school health, nutrition, sex etc.
  • 9. Special Diseases & general, school health, nutrition, sex etc.