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    KHYBER MEDICAL UNIVERSITY

    ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES CURRICULUM

    YEAR ONE STUDY GUIDE


    (2nd SEMESTER)

    2022

    PREPARED BY SIRAJ UDDIN BAJAUR BS HEALTH TECHNOLOGY


    KMU-IHS SMARBAGH LOWER DIR
    2nd SEMERTER COURSES

     MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY-II

     HUMANPHYSIOLOGY-II

     HUMANANATOMY-II

     ENGLISH-II

     ISLAMICSTUDIES

    Prepared by; Sirajuddin Bajaur


    Mphil
    PMS-607 MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY- II Credit hours 4(3+1)

    Course Content:

    Nutrition

     Majorfoodgroups,
     Balanced diet,
     Metabolic changes in starvation,
     Proteinenergy malnutrition,
     Obesity,kwashiorkor, Marasmus

    Carbohydrates metabolism

     Glycolysis,
     Glycogenolysis,
     Gluconeogenesis,
     Glycogenesis,
     Pentosephosphate pathway,
     Fermentation and ethanol metabolism,
     Krebscycle,
     ETC,
     Cori cycle,
     Glucosealanine cycle.

    Protein and aminoacids metabolism

     Synthesis and degradation of amino acids,

    Lipid metabolism

     Betaoxidation
    Nucleotide metabolism

     P u r i n e and pyrimidine degradation, uricacid formation

    Clinical diagnostic enzymology:

     Clinical significance of ALT,AST,ALP,GGT,


     LDH and isoenzymes,
     CK and isoenzymes,
     Pancreatic lipase and amylase,cholinesterase,G6PD, ACP,cardiac troponins,ANP, BNP
    and pro- BNP
    Practicals:
     Determination of liver, cardiac, pancreatic enzymes
     Determination of urea and uric acid
     Demonstration of ELISA, CMIA and CLIA instrument

    Biochemistry Books:

     BIOCHEMISTRY by Dr. U. Satyanarayana,UChakrapani


     Marks’ Essentials of Medical BIOCHEMISTRY a Clinical Approach,SecondEdition
     Harper’s Illustrated MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY a LANGE medical book twenty-sixth
    edition Lehninger Principles of BIOCHEMISTRY, 6E
     McGraw Hill’sManualof laboratory and diagnostictests by DENISE D. WILSON, PHD,
    APN, FNP, ANP
    PMS -608 Human Physiology-II CreditHours:4(3+1)

    CourseContents:
    Physiology of Nervous System,
     Function of various cranial nerves,
     Functions of somatic motor nervous system
     Functions of the autonomic nervous system,
     Function of neurons, neuroglial cells and their components.
     Resting membrane potential and an action potential,
     Function of a synapse and reflex arc,

    Functions of the specialized sense organs:


    Eye
     Physiology of site accommodation, optic nerve and optic chiasma

    Ear,
     Functions of the internal, middle and external ear
     Physiology of the hearing and balance,

    Smell,
     Physiology of olfactory nerve
    Taste,
     Physiology of taste Location of the taste buds
     Physiology of speech,

    Blood
     Composition and function of blood,
     Haematopoisis,
     Blood grouping,
     Coagulation mechanism,

    Physiology of Cardiovascular system


     The physiology of Pulmonary and Systemic Circulation:
     Arteries Veins Local Control of Blood Vessels
     Nervous control of blood vessels
     Regulation of arterial Pressure,
     The function of lymphatic system, tonsils, lymph nodes ,The spleen and The thymus,
    Classification and physiology of immune system,

     Antigens and anti bodies,Primary and secondary responses to anantigen antibody- mediated
    immunity and cell mediated immunity

    Role of lymphocyte in immunity regulation.

    Pacticals

     Spirometry
     Electrocardiography
     BloodPressureMeasurement
     NormalandabnormalECGinterpretation
     Pulseratemeasurement
     Heartsounds

    Recommended Books
     Essentials of Medical Physiology KSembulingam, PremaSembulingam Sixth Edition 2013
     Guyton And Hall Textbook Of Medical Physiology John E.Hall, Arthur C. Guyton Professor and Chair 2006
     Ross and Wilson Anatomy and Physiology in Health And Illness11 thEdition Anne Waugh,Allison Grant
    2010
    PMS -609 HUMAN ANATOMY-II CreditHours:4(3+1)

    Course contents:
    The upper limb
     Bones of shoulder girdle and Arm,
     Muscles,
     Axilla,
     Brachial plexus,
     Cubital fossa, the forearm,
     Hand bones
     ,muscles,
     Blood supply,
     Nerve supply,
     lymphatics,

    The lower limb


     Fascia, Bones,Muscles,
     Femoral triangle,
     Blood supply,
     Nerve supply,
     Lymphatic supply.
    Head neck Skull
     Mandible
     Cranial nerves
     cranial cavity,
     Meninges,
     Brain
     Orbit,
     Neck,

    Endocrine System
     Classification of endocrine glands,
     Pituitary Gland
     Thyroid Gland
     Adrenal gland and differences between the cortex and medulla.
    Practicals:
     Study and understand the anatomy of Upper limb, Lower limb,Head and Neck through:
     Human Models
     Video demonstration
     Study radiographs of upper and lower limb.

    Recommended Books: Essential books (textbooks)

     Ross and Wilson Anatomy and Physiology in health and illness 11 thEditionWaugh Grant.
     Clinical Anatomy (Byregions)9thedition, Richard S.Snell.

    Referencebooks
    th
     Netter Atlas of human anatomy 5 Edition Saunders.
     Gray’sAnatomyforstudents2ndEditionDrakeVogalMitcell.
     BD. Churasia Human Anatomy (Allregions)
    PMS -610 ENGLISH–II Credit Hours:2(2+0)

    Coursecontents:
     Writing Skills
     Cv and job application,
     Technical Report writing,
     Writing styles,
     Changing narration:
     Converting a dialogue into a report,
     Converting a story into a news report ,
     Converting a graph or picture into a short report or story,
     Active and Passive voice,
     Letter/memo writing and minutes of the meeting,
     Use of library and internet recourses,
     Essay writing, Phrases-Types and functions,
     Clauses-Types and functions,
     Punctuation:Tenses-Types,Structure,Function,
     Conversion into negative and interrogative.
     Speaking Skill:
     Group Discussion (Various topics given by the teacher),
     Presentation by the students (individually),
     Role Play Activities for improving Speaking.
     Listening Skill:
     Listening Various Documentaries, Movies and online listening activities to improve the
    listening as well as pronunciation of the words.

    Recommended Books:
     PracticalEnglishGrammarbyA.J.ThomsonandA.V.Martinet.Exercises1. Third edition.
    Oxford UniversityPress.1997.ISBN 0194313492.
     PracticalEnglishGrammarbyA.J.ThomsonandA.V.Martinet.Exercises2.
    Thirdedition.Oxford UniversityPress.1997.ISBN0194313506
     Intermediate by Marie-Christine Boutin, Suzanne Brinand and Francoise Grellet.
    Oxford SupplementarySkills.FourthImpression1993. ISBN0194354057Pages 20-
    27and35-41.
     Reading.UpperIntermediate.BrainTomlinsonandRodEllis.OxfordSupplementarySkills.Th
    ird Impression1992.ISBN0194534022.
    PMS -611 ISLAMICSTUDIES CreditHours:2(2+0)

    Course contents:
    Fundamental beliefs of Islam,
     Belief of Tawheed,
     Belief in Prophethood,
     Belief in the Day of Judgment

    Worships
     Salaat/Prayer,
     Zakat/Obligatory Charity,
     Saum/Fasting,
     Hajj/Pilgrimage,
     Jihad,

    Importance of Paramedics In Islam,

     Ethics, Religion and Ethics,


     Higher Intents/Objectives of Islamic Sharia and Human Health,
     Importance and Virtues of Medical Profession,
     Contribution and Achievements of Muslim Doctors,
     Knowledge of the Rights,
     Wisdom and Prudence,
     Sympathy/ Empathy,
     Responsible Life,
     Patience, Humbleness,
     Self Respect, Forgiveness, Kind hearted,
     Beneficence, Self Confidence,
     Observing Promise, Equality,
     Relation among the Doctors,
     Jealousy, Backbiting, Envy, Etiquettes of Gathering,
     Relation between a Doctor and a Patient
     Gentle Speaking, Mercy and Affection,
     Consoling the Patient,
     To inquire the health of Patient,
     Character building of the Patient,
     Responsibilities of a Doctor,

    Islamiyat Recommended Books:

     Islamiyat(Compulsory) for Khyber Medical University,Medical Colleges and Allied Institutes

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