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Foundation Module Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus for a foundational module covering various topics in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, and pathology. It includes detailed sections on cellular organization, skeletal and muscular systems, nervous system, biochemical processes, drug administration, and cellular responses to injury. Each topic is broken down into specific areas of study, emphasizing both theoretical lectures and practical applications.

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Foundation Module Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus for a foundational module covering various topics in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, and pathology. It includes detailed sections on cellular organization, skeletal and muscular systems, nervous system, biochemical processes, drug administration, and cellular responses to injury. Each topic is broken down into specific areas of study, emphasizing both theoretical lectures and practical applications.

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FOUNDATION MODULE SYLLABUS

TOPIC AND SYLLABUS


[Link] of Organization , Introduction to microscopy
2. Cell Junctions, Terminologies: Anatomical positions,
Terms of positions, Anatomical planes,Terms of movement
3. Skeletal System (Division and Function): Classification of
Bones,Gross structure of adult and parts of young long bone
Blood supply of long bone
ANATOMY 4. Bone development (ossification): Blood supply of long
(GROSS) bone, Cartilage, Bone
5. Integumentary system Parts, function, appendages +
fascia
6. General concepts of muscles, General concepts of joints
Muscle and Joints, • General concepts of blood vessels •
Introduction to Lymphatic system
7. • Nervous System Division: CNS and PNS Neurons: Types
Classification Nerve (With Its covering) & Myelin sheath •
Typical Spinal Nerve • Autonomic Nervous system
sympathetic • Autonomic Nervous system Parasympathetic

TOPIC AND SYLLABUS


1. Cell Introduction, Cell membrane & Cytoplasm, Cell
Organelles (Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi
Apparatus, Ribosomes, Centrioles, Mitochondrion,
Lysosomes, Peroxisomes) • Nucleus• Cell Inclusions
(Lipid, Glycogen, Melanin, Lipofuscin, Lutein
pigments & Secretory Granules)
• Cytoskeleton (Microtubules, Filaments: Thick, Thin
ANATOMY /Microfilaments, Intermediate) • Cell Surface
(HISTOLOGY) Modification (Microvilli, Cilia, Flagella
2. Simple Epithelium: (Types, Location, Functions) ,
Stratified Epithelium (Types, Location, Functions) All
epithelia , Exocrine glands,
3. Connective tissue1: components
Connective tissue2: classification description of each type
4. Muscle Tissue
TOPIC AND SYLLABUS
1. • Body fluid compartments, (Extracellular fluid and
Internal environment) ☐
• Homeostatic mechanism of major functional
system☐
• Effect of osmotic variation in ECF on Cell
• Electrolyte balance☐
• To study the different parts of compound
PHYSIOLOGY microscope☐
• Physiological role of cell organelle☐
• Intercellular connection☐
•Cell signaling mechanisms: 1 st & 2nd
messengers☐
• The cell membrane☐
• Membrane transport-passive☐
• Membrane Transport Active☐
• Membrane transport bulk☐
• Overview of membrane transport☐
• Functions of skin ☐
• Composition and function of blood☐
• Function of WBCs☐
•Basic physiology of neuron☐
•Autonomic nervoussystem, sympathetic nervous
system. ☐
•Autonomic nervoussystem Parasympathetic
nervous system☐

TOPIC AND SYLLABUS


1. • Biochemical aspects of Extra Cellular Matrix--LEC
• Introduction to the use of laboratory
facilities/equipment--PRACTICAL
• Basic of Water, Buffers and pH--LECTURE
• Preparation of solutions, normal solution and
normal saline—PRACTICAL AND TUTORIAL
• Enzymes: Structure, classification, and functions-
BIOCHEMISTRY LECTURE
• Enzymes: mechanisms of action --LECTURE
• Enzyme detection in the given sample--PRACTICAL
• Energy flow within the Cell: Role of ATP in
Bioenergetics---LECTURE
•The importance of Macromoleculesin organization
of living system --LECTURE
•Cell membrane: macromolecular organization and
Composition--LECTURE
• The techniques used to study macromolecules:
Photometry--PRACTICAL
• Minerals: Calcium, Phosphate, Sodium, Chloride,
Potassium, Iron, Iodine , Zinc ---LECTURE
•Nucleic Acids: Structure and Functions--LECTURE
• Introduction to central dogma--LECTURE
• Carbohydrates structure and function--LECTURE
• Carbohydrate Monosaccharides and derivatives,
isomerism --LECTURE
• Carbohydrates: Disaccharides, Oligosaccharides,
polysaccharides--LECTURE
• Biomedical importance of carbohydrates-TUTORIA
• Demonstrate the scheme of CHO detection of
CHO--PRACTICAL
• Amino Acids: Structure, Classification and
Functions. LECTURE
• Proteins:Classification and Functions LECTURE
• Watersoluble vitamins--LECTURE
• Biomedical importance of protein—TUTORIAL
• Demonstrate the scheme of protein detection --
PRACTICAL
• Detection of proteins in given sample—PRACTICAL
• Fatty acids: Structure, Classification and Functions
-- LECTURE
• Lipids: Structure Classification and Functions --
LECTURE
• Fat soluble vitamins—LECTURE
• Biomedical importance of Lipid—TUTORIAL
• Solubility and emulsification of fats—PRACTICALS

TOPIC AND SYLLABUS


•Introduction to Pharmacology—LECTURE
•Routes of Drug Administration—LECTURE
•Pharmaco- Kinetics—LECTURE
•Pharmacodynamics—LECTURE
PHARMACOLOGY •Adverse Drug Reaction and Drug – Drug Interactions
—LECTURE
•Factors modifying drug response/action—LECTURE
•Dosage of Drugs and calculations—LECTURE
•Routes of Drug Administration—TUTORIAL
TOPIC AND SYLLABUS
•Introduction to Pathology and cellular response to
stress and injury—LECTURE
• Introduction to Pathology lab—PRACTICAL
•Cell Injury and Cell death —LECTURE
PATHOLOGY •Types of Adaptations of Cellular Growth &
Differentiation, Apoptosis , Mechanism of cell injury ,
Intracellular accumulations , Adaptations of cellular
growth and differentiation —LECTURE
•Classification of medically important Bacteria,
—LECTURE
•Bacterial growth and an overview of culture media—
PRACTICAL
•Structure of Bacteria cell—LECTURE
•Classification of Bacteria cell—PRACTICAL
• Normal Flora
•gram + Ve Cocci
•gram –Ve Cocci
•gram + rod
•Pathogenesis and mechanism of bacterial infection—
LECTURE + PRACTICAL
•Bacterial Growth and culture media—PRACTICAL
•Virus structure and Replication, Classification of
medically important Viruses – LECTURE
•Human Genetic Architecture—LECTURE
•Chromosomal Disorder—LECTURE

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