Homeopathic Diploma DHMS - National Scheme of studies for 2010
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SCHEME OF STUDIES
HSSC GRADES XI & XII
7. Science Group III (Homeopathy)
S.NO
Periods
Marks
Medium
Theory
Pract.
Theory
Pract.
Total
1.
Urdu
6
-
200
-
200
2.
English
6
-
200
-
200
3.
Islamiat I /
Ethics (For Non-Muslim)
2
-
50
-
50
Urdu
4.
Pakistan Studies II *
2
-
50
-
50
Urdu
5.
Biology I & II ***
6
2
150
50
200
English **
6.
Chemistry I & II
6
2
150
50
200
English **
7.
Homeopathy I & II
6
2
150
50
200
English or Urdu
Dispensary Work
-
2
-
-
-
Total
32
8
850
150
11
Hints:
* Pakistan Studies will be taught in 2nd year
** Medium of Instruction as offered by the College.
*** Biology will be taught with special emphasis on human study in Medical Perspective.
Notes:
· Foreign Students may opt PAKISTAN CULTURE in lieu of URDU COMPULSORY.
· Team Sports Events will be held after college hours.
· For Science subjects, a period of five years (Upto 2015) is given to convert medium of instruction from Urdu to English entirely.
· The scheme of study will be effective in academic session 2010.
· Students will be given chance to visit and observe dispensary work to learn basic techniques of medical sciences.
STANDARD NATIONAL COLLEGE CALENDAR
TERM WISE BREAK DOWN
Term I
16 August – 14 November including one week Exam
Term II
15 November – 21 February including one week Exam and Winter Vacation
70 Days
Term III
22 February – 31 May including two weeks Exam
70 Days
Total:
210 Days
STANDARD NATIONAL COLLEGE CALENDAR
YEARLY WORKING DAYS
Month
Total Days in a Month
Working Days
August (2nd Half)
15
2
13
September
30
4
26
October
31
5
26
November
30
4
26
December
31
5
26
January
31
4
27
February
28
4
24
March
31
4
27
April
30
5
25
May (31st)
31
5
27
Total Working Days
288
42
246
Public Holidays
13
Winter Vacations
10
Miscellaneous Holidays
7
Net Working Days in a Year
216
Educational Tours / Inspection
6
Academic Year
210
DAILY BREAKDOWN OF COLLEGE TIMINGS
GRADES – XII
NORMAL WORKING DAYS
Morning Assembly
0820
0830
1st Period
0830
0910
2nd Period
0910
0950
3rd Period
0950
1030
4th Period
1030
1110
Recess
1110
1140
5th Period
1140
1220
6th Period
1120
1300
7th Period
1300
1340
ON FRIDAY
Morning Assembly
0820
0830
1st Period
0830
0910
2nd Period
0910
0950
3rd Period
0950
1030
4th Period
1030
1110
5th Period
1110
1150
CURRICULUM AND SYLLABUS
FOR HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTIONS
ON HAHNEMANNIAN PRINCIPLES
(FOR DHMS STUDENTS)
Fist Two Years Plan F.Sc (Homeopathy)
SCHEDULE – I
SESSION – WISE COURSE OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR:
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(a) Urdu Part I
(b) English Part I
(c) Islamiat
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Biology Part I (Theory & Practical)
(With Special emphasis on Cell Structure
& Human Anatomy)
(b) Chemistry Part I (Theory & Practical)
(With Special emphasis on Inorganic - Salts
Organic - Carbohydrates, Proteins, Vitamins, Alkaloids)
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part I (Theory & Practical)
(Philosophy & Materia Medica)
SECOND YEAR:
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(a) Urdu Part II
(b) English Part II
(c) Pakistan Studies
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Biology Part II (Theory & Practical)
(With Special emphasis on Histology &
Human Physiology)
(b) Chemistry Part II (Theory & Practical)
(With Special emphasis on Biochemistry &
Pharmacy)
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part II (Theory & Practical)
(Philosophy & Materia Medica)
THIRD YEAR:
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(c) Islamiat (B.Sc Standard)
(b) Pakistan Studies (B.Sc Standard)
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Pathology & Microbiology (Theory & Practical)
(b) Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Theory & Practical)
(c) Psychology
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part III (Theory & Practical)
(Philosophy & Materia Medica)
FOURTH YEAR:
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(a) English (B.Sc Standard)
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Public Health & Community Medicine (Theory & Practical)
(b) First Aid & Minor Surgery (Theory & Practical)
(c) Computer Application (Theory & Practical)
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part IV (Theory & Practical)
(Therapeutics, Case Taking & Repertorization
with special emphasis of working in dispensary)
SCHEDULE – II
DETAIL SYLLABUS OF STUDIES
FIRST YEAR:
1. Urdu Part I
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
2. English Part I
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
3. Islamiat
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
4. Biology Part I (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction
b. Cytology (Cell Structure)
(i) Cell
(ii) Composition of Protoplasm
(iii) Elementary Tissues, Epithelium, Connective Tissues
(iv) Basic Embryology (Foetus Development)
c. Human Anatomy
(v) Descriptive Gross Anatomy
(vi) Osteology:
Brief description and Classification of Human Skeleton & Identification
(vii) Arthorology:
Brief description and Classification of Various Joints
(viii) Mycology:
Names and description of important Muscles. Functions and Mechanisms of Movements
(ix) Neurology:
Brief Anatomical Study of Nervous System, Brain and Spinal Nerves
(x) Angiology:
Description and Distribution of Main Blood Vessels, Arteries, veins and capillaries, Lymphatic Channels and Thoracic Duct.
(xi) Endocrinology:
Ductless Glands and their secretions
(xii) Organs of Special Senses
(xiii) Teeth, Hair and Nails
(xiv) Reproductive System
d. PRACTICALS
(i) Identification of Bones
(ii) Identification of Dissected Parts of Human Body through Models and Charts
(iii) Surface Marking
(iv) Simple Cells Identification through Microscope
e. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Grays Descriptive and Applied Anatomy
(ii) Anatomy of Human Skeleton – By Breathnach
(iii) Anatomy and Physiology by Edvin B. Steen
(iv) Anatomy and Physiology for Nurses by Evelyn Pearce.
(v) Hover’s Text Book of Histology
(vi) Coloured Atlas of Histology by Defiore
(vii) Tissue of the Body by Legros Clerks
(viii) Cuningham’s Manual of Practical Anatomy
(ix) A Text Book of Anatomy By W. J. Hamilton
5. Chemistry Part I (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction
b. Inorganic Chemistry:
(i) Atom, Element, Molecules, Atomic Structure, Formula, Valency, Equation, Mixture, Compounds, Types of Reactions
(ii) Different Types of Bonds, Ionization
(iii) Acid, Base and Salts
c. Organic Chemistry:
(i) Classification of Organic Compounds
(ii) General Characteristic of Alcohol, Aldehydes, Ketones
(iii) Special Emphasis on Carbohydrates, Proteins, Fats
(iv) Role of Organic Compounds and Vitamins in Nutrition
(v) Classification and Importance of Vitamins
(vi) Alkaloids – Quinine, Nicotine, Café in, Toxic Effects
d. PRACTICALS
(i) Salt Analysis & Titration
e. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Chemistry by Hynes
(ii) Inorganic Chemistry by John
(iii) Organic Chemistry by Peter Williams
6. Homeopathy Part I (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction – Branches of Medicines
b. History of Homeopathy
c. Philosophy:
(i) Organon – Aphorism 1 to 50
(ii) Allen – Key Notes
(iii) Nash Leaders
(iv) Hearing Law
d. Materia Medica
(i) Introduction
(ii) Twenty Homeopathic Medicines / Remedies
e. PRACTICALS
(i) Plant Collection Herbarium
(ii) Viva
f. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Principles of Homeopathy by Garth Boericke
(ii) Fundamentals of Homeopathy by T.P Chaterjee
(iii) Principals and Practice of Homeopathy by Richard Huges
(iv) Organon by Samuel Hahnemann
(v) Allen Key Notes by H.C Allen
(vi) Nash Leaders by Nash
SECOND YEAR:
1. Urdu Part II
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
2. English Part II
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
3. Pakistan Studies
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
4. Biology Part II (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction
b. Histology
(i) Staining of Slides
(ii) Study of all common tissues through stained slides/Charts
c. Human Physiology
(i) Introduction
Definitions, Function of Cell
(ii) Muscular System
Function of Skeletal Musculature applied to locomotion
(iii) Cardio Vascular System
Composition (RBC, WBC & Platelets), Properties and Function of Blood. Blood Grouping, Rh Factor, ESR, Blood Coagulation, Hemophilia, Blood Circulation, Stroke Volume and Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, Hemorrhage & Shock.
(iv) Respiratory System
Mechanism of Respiration, Process and Types of Respiration and Functions, Lungs Volume, Carriage of O2 and CO2. Pneumonia, Emphysema, Bronchial Asthma
(v) Digestive System
Process of Digestion and Function of Various Digestive Organs. Explanation of Absorption and Assimilation of Food, Juices – Digestive, Pancreatic, Bile & Intestinal. Function of Liver and Gall Bladder.
(vi) Nervous System
Functions of Nerves, Spinal Cord, Spinal Nerves, Brain and Cranial Nerves, Center Nervous System, Autonomic System, Peripheral System.
(vii) Excretory System
Functions of Urinary Organs. Normal and Abnormal Ingredients of Urine, Skin and Sweat.
(viii) Reproductive System
Male & Female Organs of Reproduction, Menstruation Cycle, Fertilization, Pregnancy, Testicles and Semen
(ix) Endocrine Glands
Functions of Ductless Glands, Types of Hormones and their Functions. (Pituitary, Thyroid, Parathyroid, Pancreatic, Adrenal and Sex Hormones)
(x) Organs of Special senses
Eye - Vision, Ear - Hearing, Nose - Smell, Tongue - Taste, Tactile Sense
(xi) Temperature Regulations
d. PRACTICALS
(i) Histological Examination of slides through Microscope/Charts
(iii) Practical skill of taking Blood Pressure, ECG Reading, Temperature etc.
(iii) Preparation of one simple slide. Cheek Cells etc
e. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Human Physiology by Chatterjee
(ii) Human Physiology by Sharma
(iii) Hower’s Text of Histology
(iv) Colour Atlas of Histology by Defiere
(v) Tissues of the Body by Legros
5. Chemistry Part II (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction
b. Bio-Chemistry:
(i) Schussler’s Theory of Bio-Chemistry
(ii) Nature of Bio-Chemical Reaction
(iv) Nature of Bio Molecules
(v) Carbohydrates, Lipids, Amino Acid, Nucleic Acid, Enzymes
(vi) Anabolism & Catabolism
(vii) Role of Vitamins
(viii) Receptor of Mediated Regulation (Hormones)
(ix) Secondary Messengers
(x) = Gene Expression
c. Industrial Chemistry – With Special Emphasis with Homeopathic Pharmacy
d. PRACTICALS
(i) Potentization - Preparation of Potency
(ii) Trituration – Preparation of Bio-Chemic Salt
e. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Fundamentals of Homeopathic Pharmacy by Dr. Shujauddin
(ii) Pharmacy by Masood Publications
(iii) Bio-Chemistry By Alaxander
(iv) Text Book of Bio-Chemistry by West and Todd
(v) Harper’s Bio-Chemistry
(vi) Clinical Chemistry by Montgmery
(vii) Outlines of Bio-Chemistry by Conn & Stump
(viii) Bio-Chemistry by Lehninger
6. Homeopathy Part II (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction – Branches of Medicines
b. Philosophy:
(i) Organon – Aphorism 51 to 150 (6th Edition)
(ii) Practical Approach to - Psora, Syphilis, Sycosis
d. Materia Medica
(iii) Introduction
(iv) Fifty Homeopathic Medicines / Remedies
e. PRACTICALS
(xi) Plant Collection Herbarium
(xii) Viva
f. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Principles of Homeopathy by Garth Boericke
(ii) Fundamentals of Homeopathy by T.P Chaterjee
(iii) Principals and Practice of Homeopathy by Richard Huges
(iv) Organon by Samuel Hahnemann
(v) Allen Key Notes by H.C Allen
(vi) Nash Leaders by Nash
(vii) Lectures on Philosophy by J. T. Kent
(viii) Bio-Chemic Theory by Dr. Schussler
Total Marks = 1100
III & IV DHMS Course of Study of B.Sc Standard
THIRD YEAR
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(d) Islamiat (B.Sc Standard) Marks – 60
(b) Pakistan Studies (B.Sc Standard) Marks – 40
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Pathology & Microbiology (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100
(b) Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Theory & Practical) Marks – 50
(c) Psychology Marks – 50
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part III (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100
(Philosophy & Materia Medica)
FOURTH YEAR
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(a) English (B.Sc Standard) Marks – 100
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Public Health & Community Medicine Marks – 100
(b) First Aid & Minor Surgery (Theory & Practical) Marks – 50
(c) Computer Application (Theory & Practical) Marks – 50
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part IV (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100
(Therapeutics, Case Taking & Repertorization
with special emphasis of working in dispensary)
Total Marks = 800
Scheme of Study is Proposed By:
Dr. MAS
Homeopathic Subject Specialist
B.Sc (Homeopathy), BHMS (Graded),
BHMS (Classified) IUB
(0300-6263403)
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*****
SCHEME OF STUDIES
HSSC GRADES XI & XII
7. Science Group III (Homeopathy)
S.NO
Periods
Marks
Medium
Theory
Pract.
Theory
Pract.
Total
1.
Urdu
6
-
200
-
200
2.
English
6
-
200
-
200
3.
Islamiat I /
Ethics (For Non-Muslim)
2
-
50
-
50
Urdu
4.
Pakistan Studies II *
2
-
50
-
50
Urdu
5.
Biology I & II ***
6
2
150
50
200
English **
6.
Chemistry I & II
6
2
150
50
200
English **
7.
Homeopathy I & II
6
2
150
50
200
English or Urdu
Dispensary Work
-
2
-
-
-
Total
32
8
850
150
11
Hints:
* Pakistan Studies will be taught in 2nd year
** Medium of Instruction as offered by the College.
*** Biology will be taught with special emphasis on human study in Medical Perspective.
Notes:
· Foreign Students may opt PAKISTAN CULTURE in lieu of URDU COMPULSORY.
· Team Sports Events will be held after college hours.
· For Science subjects, a period of five years (Upto 2015) is given to convert medium of instruction from Urdu to English entirely.
· The scheme of study will be effective in academic session 2010.
· Students will be given chance to visit and observe dispensary work to learn basic techniques of medical sciences.
STANDARD NATIONAL COLLEGE CALENDAR
TERM WISE BREAK DOWN
Term I
16 August – 14 November including one week Exam
Term II
15 November – 21 February including one week Exam and Winter Vacation
70 Days
Term III
22 February – 31 May including two weeks Exam
70 Days
Total:
210 Days
STANDARD NATIONAL COLLEGE CALENDAR
YEARLY WORKING DAYS
Month
Total Days in a Month
Working Days
August (2nd Half)
15
2
13
September
30
4
26
October
31
5
26
November
30
4
26
December
31
5
26
January
31
4
27
February
28
4
24
March
31
4
27
April
30
5
25
May (31st)
31
5
27
Total Working Days
288
42
246
Public Holidays
13
Winter Vacations
10
Miscellaneous Holidays
7
Net Working Days in a Year
216
Educational Tours / Inspection
6
Academic Year
210
DAILY BREAKDOWN OF COLLEGE TIMINGS
GRADES – XII
NORMAL WORKING DAYS
Morning Assembly
0820
0830
1st Period
0830
0910
2nd Period
0910
0950
3rd Period
0950
1030
4th Period
1030
1110
Recess
1110
1140
5th Period
1140
1220
6th Period
1120
1300
7th Period
1300
1340
ON FRIDAY
Morning Assembly
0820
0830
1st Period
0830
0910
2nd Period
0910
0950
3rd Period
0950
1030
4th Period
1030
1110
5th Period
1110
1150
CURRICULUM AND SYLLABUS
FOR HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTIONS
ON HAHNEMANNIAN PRINCIPLES
(FOR DHMS STUDENTS)
Fist Two Years Plan F.Sc (Homeopathy)
SCHEDULE – I
SESSION – WISE COURSE OF STUDY
FIRST YEAR:
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(a) Urdu Part I
(b) English Part I
(c) Islamiat
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Biology Part I (Theory & Practical)
(With Special emphasis on Cell Structure
& Human Anatomy)
(b) Chemistry Part I (Theory & Practical)
(With Special emphasis on Inorganic - Salts
Organic - Carbohydrates, Proteins, Vitamins, Alkaloids)
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part I (Theory & Practical)
(Philosophy & Materia Medica)
SECOND YEAR:
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(a) Urdu Part II
(b) English Part II
(c) Pakistan Studies
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Biology Part II (Theory & Practical)
(With Special emphasis on Histology &
Human Physiology)
(b) Chemistry Part II (Theory & Practical)
(With Special emphasis on Biochemistry &
Pharmacy)
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part II (Theory & Practical)
(Philosophy & Materia Medica)
THIRD YEAR:
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(c) Islamiat (B.Sc Standard)
(b) Pakistan Studies (B.Sc Standard)
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Pathology & Microbiology (Theory & Practical)
(b) Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Theory & Practical)
(c) Psychology
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part III (Theory & Practical)
(Philosophy & Materia Medica)
FOURTH YEAR:
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(a) English (B.Sc Standard)
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Public Health & Community Medicine (Theory & Practical)
(b) First Aid & Minor Surgery (Theory & Practical)
(c) Computer Application (Theory & Practical)
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part IV (Theory & Practical)
(Therapeutics, Case Taking & Repertorization
with special emphasis of working in dispensary)
SCHEDULE – II
DETAIL SYLLABUS OF STUDIES
FIRST YEAR:
1. Urdu Part I
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
2. English Part I
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
3. Islamiat
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
4. Biology Part I (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction
b. Cytology (Cell Structure)
(i) Cell
(ii) Composition of Protoplasm
(iii) Elementary Tissues, Epithelium, Connective Tissues
(iv) Basic Embryology (Foetus Development)
c. Human Anatomy
(v) Descriptive Gross Anatomy
(vi) Osteology:
Brief description and Classification of Human Skeleton & Identification
(vii) Arthorology:
Brief description and Classification of Various Joints
(viii) Mycology:
Names and description of important Muscles. Functions and Mechanisms of Movements
(ix) Neurology:
Brief Anatomical Study of Nervous System, Brain and Spinal Nerves
(x) Angiology:
Description and Distribution of Main Blood Vessels, Arteries, veins and capillaries, Lymphatic Channels and Thoracic Duct.
(xi) Endocrinology:
Ductless Glands and their secretions
(xii) Organs of Special Senses
(xiii) Teeth, Hair and Nails
(xiv) Reproductive System
d. PRACTICALS
(i) Identification of Bones
(ii) Identification of Dissected Parts of Human Body through Models and Charts
(iii) Surface Marking
(iv) Simple Cells Identification through Microscope
e. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Grays Descriptive and Applied Anatomy
(ii) Anatomy of Human Skeleton – By Breathnach
(iii) Anatomy and Physiology by Edvin B. Steen
(iv) Anatomy and Physiology for Nurses by Evelyn Pearce.
(v) Hover’s Text Book of Histology
(vi) Coloured Atlas of Histology by Defiore
(vii) Tissue of the Body by Legros Clerks
(viii) Cuningham’s Manual of Practical Anatomy
(ix) A Text Book of Anatomy By W. J. Hamilton
5. Chemistry Part I (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction
b. Inorganic Chemistry:
(i) Atom, Element, Molecules, Atomic Structure, Formula, Valency, Equation, Mixture, Compounds, Types of Reactions
(ii) Different Types of Bonds, Ionization
(iii) Acid, Base and Salts
c. Organic Chemistry:
(i) Classification of Organic Compounds
(ii) General Characteristic of Alcohol, Aldehydes, Ketones
(iii) Special Emphasis on Carbohydrates, Proteins, Fats
(iv) Role of Organic Compounds and Vitamins in Nutrition
(v) Classification and Importance of Vitamins
(vi) Alkaloids – Quinine, Nicotine, Café in, Toxic Effects
d. PRACTICALS
(i) Salt Analysis & Titration
e. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Chemistry by Hynes
(ii) Inorganic Chemistry by John
(iii) Organic Chemistry by Peter Williams
6. Homeopathy Part I (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction – Branches of Medicines
b. History of Homeopathy
c. Philosophy:
(i) Organon – Aphorism 1 to 50
(ii) Allen – Key Notes
(iii) Nash Leaders
(iv) Hearing Law
d. Materia Medica
(i) Introduction
(ii) Twenty Homeopathic Medicines / Remedies
e. PRACTICALS
(i) Plant Collection Herbarium
(ii) Viva
f. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Principles of Homeopathy by Garth Boericke
(ii) Fundamentals of Homeopathy by T.P Chaterjee
(iii) Principals and Practice of Homeopathy by Richard Huges
(iv) Organon by Samuel Hahnemann
(v) Allen Key Notes by H.C Allen
(vi) Nash Leaders by Nash
SECOND YEAR:
1. Urdu Part II
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
2. English Part II
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
3. Pakistan Studies
As admissible in other course of studies of F.Sc (Pre-Medical) Standard.
4. Biology Part II (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction
b. Histology
(i) Staining of Slides
(ii) Study of all common tissues through stained slides/Charts
c. Human Physiology
(i) Introduction
Definitions, Function of Cell
(ii) Muscular System
Function of Skeletal Musculature applied to locomotion
(iii) Cardio Vascular System
Composition (RBC, WBC & Platelets), Properties and Function of Blood. Blood Grouping, Rh Factor, ESR, Blood Coagulation, Hemophilia, Blood Circulation, Stroke Volume and Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, Hemorrhage & Shock.
(iv) Respiratory System
Mechanism of Respiration, Process and Types of Respiration and Functions, Lungs Volume, Carriage of O2 and CO2. Pneumonia, Emphysema, Bronchial Asthma
(v) Digestive System
Process of Digestion and Function of Various Digestive Organs. Explanation of Absorption and Assimilation of Food, Juices – Digestive, Pancreatic, Bile & Intestinal. Function of Liver and Gall Bladder.
(vi) Nervous System
Functions of Nerves, Spinal Cord, Spinal Nerves, Brain and Cranial Nerves, Center Nervous System, Autonomic System, Peripheral System.
(vii) Excretory System
Functions of Urinary Organs. Normal and Abnormal Ingredients of Urine, Skin and Sweat.
(viii) Reproductive System
Male & Female Organs of Reproduction, Menstruation Cycle, Fertilization, Pregnancy, Testicles and Semen
(ix) Endocrine Glands
Functions of Ductless Glands, Types of Hormones and their Functions. (Pituitary, Thyroid, Parathyroid, Pancreatic, Adrenal and Sex Hormones)
(x) Organs of Special senses
Eye - Vision, Ear - Hearing, Nose - Smell, Tongue - Taste, Tactile Sense
(xi) Temperature Regulations
d. PRACTICALS
(i) Histological Examination of slides through Microscope/Charts
(iii) Practical skill of taking Blood Pressure, ECG Reading, Temperature etc.
(iii) Preparation of one simple slide. Cheek Cells etc
e. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Human Physiology by Chatterjee
(ii) Human Physiology by Sharma
(iii) Hower’s Text of Histology
(iv) Colour Atlas of Histology by Defiere
(v) Tissues of the Body by Legros
5. Chemistry Part II (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction
b. Bio-Chemistry:
(i) Schussler’s Theory of Bio-Chemistry
(ii) Nature of Bio-Chemical Reaction
(iv) Nature of Bio Molecules
(v) Carbohydrates, Lipids, Amino Acid, Nucleic Acid, Enzymes
(vi) Anabolism & Catabolism
(vii) Role of Vitamins
(viii) Receptor of Mediated Regulation (Hormones)
(ix) Secondary Messengers
(x) = Gene Expression
c. Industrial Chemistry – With Special Emphasis with Homeopathic Pharmacy
d. PRACTICALS
(i) Potentization - Preparation of Potency
(ii) Trituration – Preparation of Bio-Chemic Salt
e. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Fundamentals of Homeopathic Pharmacy by Dr. Shujauddin
(ii) Pharmacy by Masood Publications
(iii) Bio-Chemistry By Alaxander
(iv) Text Book of Bio-Chemistry by West and Todd
(v) Harper’s Bio-Chemistry
(vi) Clinical Chemistry by Montgmery
(vii) Outlines of Bio-Chemistry by Conn & Stump
(viii) Bio-Chemistry by Lehninger
6. Homeopathy Part II (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100 (75-25)
a. Introduction – Branches of Medicines
b. Philosophy:
(i) Organon – Aphorism 51 to 150 (6th Edition)
(ii) Practical Approach to - Psora, Syphilis, Sycosis
d. Materia Medica
(iii) Introduction
(iv) Fifty Homeopathic Medicines / Remedies
e. PRACTICALS
(xi) Plant Collection Herbarium
(xii) Viva
f. REFERENCE BOOKS:
(i) Principles of Homeopathy by Garth Boericke
(ii) Fundamentals of Homeopathy by T.P Chaterjee
(iii) Principals and Practice of Homeopathy by Richard Huges
(iv) Organon by Samuel Hahnemann
(v) Allen Key Notes by H.C Allen
(vi) Nash Leaders by Nash
(vii) Lectures on Philosophy by J. T. Kent
(viii) Bio-Chemic Theory by Dr. Schussler
Total Marks = 1100
III & IV DHMS Course of Study of B.Sc Standard
THIRD YEAR
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(d) Islamiat (B.Sc Standard) Marks – 60
(b) Pakistan Studies (B.Sc Standard) Marks – 40
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Pathology & Microbiology (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100
(b) Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Theory & Practical) Marks – 50
(c) Psychology Marks – 50
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part III (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100
(Philosophy & Materia Medica)
FOURTH YEAR
1. Compulsory Subjects:
(a) English (B.Sc Standard) Marks – 100
2. Basic Medical Science Subjects:
(a) Public Health & Community Medicine Marks – 100
(b) First Aid & Minor Surgery (Theory & Practical) Marks – 50
(c) Computer Application (Theory & Practical) Marks – 50
3. Basic Homeopathic Science Subjects:
(a) Homeopathy Part IV (Theory & Practical) Marks – 100
(Therapeutics, Case Taking & Repertorization
with special emphasis of working in dispensary)
Total Marks = 800
Scheme of Study is Proposed By:
Dr. MAS
Homeopathic Subject Specialist
B.Sc (Homeopathy), BHMS (Graded),
BHMS (Classified) IUB
(0300-6263403)
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