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Protocols
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No of questions for each section |
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A |
Pathology |
25-35 |
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1 |
General pathology |
12-20 |
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2 |
General pathological principles |
12-20 |
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B |
Microbiology |
15-25 |
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1 |
Bacteriology |
7-12 |
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2 |
Virology |
2-5 |
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3 |
Parasitology |
2-4 |
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4 |
Mycology |
2-5 |
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5 |
Immunology |
3-8 |
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6 |
Applied Microbiology |
2-4 |
General
Pathology:
- Cellular
injury and adaptation
- Disorders of
growth, differentiation and morphogenesis
- Inflammation,
necrosis, gangrene
- Wounds,
ulcer, repair and healing process
- Tissue death
and apoptosis
- Hyperplasia,
Atrophy, Metaplasia, Dysplasia
- immune
response, immunodeficiency, Vaccination, immunosuppression, Organ
transplantation and mechanisms of rejection
- Thrombosis,
Embolism, Acute and Chronic ischemia .
- Hematological
disorders encountered in surgical practice
,hemophilia,thromboeytopenia,DIC
Neoplasia and Metastasis.
- Pathology of
neoplasia, Classification of tumours, Tumour development and growth
including metastasis, Principles of staging and grading of cancers,
Principles of cancer therapy including surgery, radiotherapy,
chemotherapy, immunotherapy and hormone therapy, Principles of cancer
registration,Principles of cancer screening
General pathological principles including:
- The pathology
of specific organ systems relevant to surgical care including
cardiovascular pathology, respiratory pathology, gastrointestinal
pathology, genitourinary disease, breast, exocrine and endocrine
pathology, central and peripheral, neurological systems, skin,
lymphoreticular and musculoskeletal systems
Microbiology
1. Bacteriology
1.1 Structure of a bacteria, Bacterial growth
1.2. Normal flora
1.3 Pathogenesis of bacterial lesions
1.4 Laboratory diagnosis of bacterial lesions
1.5 Microbial resistance
1.6 Bacteria causing common surgical lesions
1.7 Disinfection and sterilization
1.8 Hospital infection
2. Virology
2.1 Structure, replication and transmission of virus
2.2 Pathogenesis of viral] lesions
2.3 Laboratory diagnosis of viral infection
2.4 Surgically important virus
3. Parasitology
- Ascariasis,
Hydatid cyst, Amoebiasis, Bilherziasis, Filariasis
4. Mycology
- Actinomycosis,
Opportunostic fungal infection, Deep mycosis
5. Immunology
- Immunity and
immunological response, Cellular and Humoral immunity
- Vaccination,
- Laboratory
diagnosis of immunological disorders and immunological tests of
different organs and system
- Autoimmunity
- Immunodeficiency
disorders
- Major
Histocompetability Complex, Tissue typing, Organ transplantation
6.Applied Microbiology
- Surgically
important microorganisms including blood borne viruses
- Soft tissue
infections including cellulitis, abscesses, necrotizing
fasciitis, gangrene
- Sources of
infection, Asepsis and antisepsis , Hospital acquired infections
- Sepsis and
septic shock
- Principles of
disinfection and sterilization
- Antibiotics
including prophylaxis and resistance
- Principles of
management of high risk patients