B.U.M.S. Regulations & Syllabus from 2004-2005 onwards

THE TAMIL NADU 

Dr. M.G.R. MEDICAL UNIVERSITY 

69,ANNASALAI,GUINDY, 

CHENNAI 600032. 

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REGULATIONS FOR THE 

BACHELOR OF UNANI 

MEDICINE AND SURGERY 

2004

Approved by the XXX! meeting of the 

Standing Academic Board held on 29.06.2006 

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also in the XXXIII meeting of the 

Standing Academic Board held on 20.06.2007

THE TAMILNADU DR. M.G.R, 

MEDICAL UNIVERSITY 

69, ANNA SALAI, GUINDY, 

CHENNAI - 600 032. 

REGULATIONS FOR THE 

BACHELOR OFUNANI 

MEDICINE AND SURGERY - 2004

CONTENTS 

SI. No. Description Page No. 

1. Aim and Objectives 1 

2. Short Title and Commencement 1 

3. Eligibility 2 

4. Age limit for Admission 2 

5. Eligibility Certificate 2 

6. Cut-off date for admission to Examination 3 

7. Enrolment of candidates 3 

8. Registration 4 

9. Duration of the course 4 

10. Commencement of the course 4 

11. Curriculum 4 

12. Medium of Instruction 5 

13. Subjects of Study and Hours 5 

14. Working days in the academic year 12 

15. Attendance Particulars 12 

16. Internal Assessment 13 

17. Submission of Laboratory record note books 14 

18. Commencement of Examination 15 

19. Reconstructed Question Pattern in General 15 

20. Appearance in Examinations 16 

21. Pass Marks 17 

22. Classification of Results 17 

23. Examiners 18 

24. Genera! Guidlines for Admission to Examination 

and Scheme of Examination 18 

25. Retotalling of Answer Papers 19 

26. Condonation / Re-Admission after break of study 19 

27. Internship Training 19 

28. Transfer of Students from one College to another 20 

29. Condonation of Break of study 21 

30. Duration for Completion of the course 21 

31. Annexure -1 - Declaration 22

II. Syllabus 

I. First Professional 23 

1. Anatomy 24 

2. Practical Anatomy 27 

3. Physiology 28 

4. Basic Principles of Unani Medicine 34 

5. Logic, Philosophy and Analohy 35 

6. Arabic 37 

7. History of Unani Medicine 38 

II. Second Professional 39 

1. HmulAdvial 40 

2. Modem Medicine 43 

3. Pathology and Bacteriology 48 

4. Systemic Pathology & Saririyat 49 

5. Bed Side Clinic 51 

6. Preventive & Social Medicine 53 

7. P.S.M. (Infectous and Epidemic diseases 55 

8. Medical Jurisprudence 59 

9. Toxicology 61 

III. Third Professional 64 

1. Moalijat 65 

2. General Surgery 69 

3. Systemic Surgery 73 

4. Ophthalmology 78 

5. E.N.T. 79 

6. Gynaecology 81 

7. Obstetrics 85

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The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University 

Chennai - 32. 

B.U.M.S. DEGREE COURSE 

REGULATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY 

In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 44 of the 

Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University , Chennai, Act,1987 

(Tamil Nadu Act 37 of 1987), the Standing Academic Board of 

the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai hereby 

makes the following regulations: 

1. AIM AND OBJECTIVES : 

To produce competent Unani physicians who can handle 

all sorts of cases medical as well as surgical based on their 

extensive knowledge about the fundamental theories and the basic 

principles of the Unani System of Medicine with modern advances 

wherever necessary. Such Unani Graduates shall be competent 

to serve in the medical and health services of the country. 

2. SHORT TITLE AND COMMENCEMENT: 

These regulations shall be called "THE REGULATIONS 

FOR THE BACHELOR OF UNANI MEDICINE & SURGERY 

(KAMIL - E - TIB - 0 - JARAHAT) DEGREE COURSE OF THE 

TAMIL NADU DR. M.G.R. MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI". 

They shall come into force from the academic year 

2004-2005 session. 

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The Regulations and the Syllabus framed is subject to 

modifications by the Standing Academic Board from time to time. 

Regulations for the Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery 2004

3. ELIGIBILITY: 

The candidates seeking admission to the Bachelor of Unani 

Medicine and Surgery Degree Course should have passed at the 

qualifying examination (Academic stream) after a period of 12 years 

of study (10 + 2) with the following subjects: Physics, Chemistry, 

Biology (Botany, & Zoology) or its equivalent examination. 

NOTE: 

I. For BUMS (Kamil-e-tib-o-Jarahat) the candidate 

should have also passed the qualifying 

examination with Urdu/Arabic/Persian subject at 

high school level or equivalent examination 

(OR) 

ii. A pass in entrance examination of AFZALUL 

ULAMA recognised by the University of Madras. 

(OR) 

iii. Should have passed ADEEB-E-FAZIL (URDU) 

recognised by the University of Madras. 

4. AGE LIMIT FOR ADMISSION : 

A Candidate should have completed the age of 17 years 

at the time of admission or would complete the said age on or 

before 31st December of the year of admission to the first year 

B.U.M.S course. 

5. ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATE : 

The candidates who have passed any qualifying 

Examination other than the Higher Secondary Course examination 

conducted by the Government of Tamil Nadu before seeking 


admission to any one of the affiliated institutions shall obtain an 

Eligibility Certificate from the University by remitting the prescribed 

fees and all the documents required therefore along with application 

form, which shall be downloaded from the University website : 

(www.tnmmu.ac.in) 

6. CUT OFF DATE FOR ADMISSION TO EXAMINATION : 

The Candidates admitted upto 30th September shall be 

registered to take up their I Professional Examination after 18 months 

from the commencement of the course. 

All kinds of admissions shall be completed on or before 

30th September of the academic year. There shall not be any 

admissions after 30th September, even if seats are vacant. 

7. ENROLMENT OF CANDIDATES : 

The Candidates admitted provisionally shall apply to the 

University for enrolment within 7 days from the date of admission 

in a prescribed form which shall be down loaded from the 

University website (www.tnmmu.ac.in) along with- 

a) The provisional admission card issued by the College/ 

Selection Committee, 

b) Eligibility Certificate for Non-Higher Secondary Course 

and other State Candidates and 

c) Afee of Rs. 125/- or that may be prescribed by the authorities 

of the University from time to time. 

Enrolment of candidates from the academic year 2006-07 has 

been dispersed with. (31st S.A.B. dt.: 29-06-06 & 156th G.C. dt.: 

28-07-06). 


8. REGISTRATION: 

A Candidate admitted in the B.U.M.S degree course in 

any of the affiliated institutions of this University shall register 

his / her name in the prescribed application form for registration 

duly filled and signed along with prescribed fee in the format as in 

Annexure I of the Regulation to the Controller of Examinations of 

this University by the Principal of the affiliated institution within 60 

days from the cut-off date prescribed for B.U.M.S degree course 

for admission. 

9. DURATION OF THE COURSE : 

a) The duration of study of the Bachelor of Unani Medicine and 

Surgery course shall be over the period of 4 1/2 Academic years 

followed by one year of Compulsory Rotatory Resident Internship 

as detailed below :- 

1st Professional B.U.M.S. Course - 18 months, 

llnd Professional B.U.M.S. Course - 18 months. 

Illrd Professional B.U.M.S. Course - 18 months. 

C.R.R.I. - 12 months. 

10. COMMENCEMENT OF THE COURSE : 

The academic year for the B.U.M.S. course shall 

commence from 1st August of the year. 

11. CURRICULUM: 

The curriculum and syllabi for the course shall be as specified 

in these Regulation and as modified by the Standing Academic 

Board from time to time. 


12. MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION : 

(a) Medium of instruction shall be Urdu 

substantiated with English wherever 

necessary. Facilities for teaching in Hindi or 

other regional language may be provided and 

a change in the medium may be adopted 

provided the text books in Hindi or regional 

languages are made available. 

(b) Necessary modern advancements shall be 

incorporated in the course of studies. In such 

cases, terminology shall be standard modern 

terminology with Arabic equivalent. For Unani 

the terminology shall essentially remain the 

Unani terminology. 

NOTE: The nomenclature of B.U.M.S. 

(Kamil-e'tib-o-Jarahat) mark list should be 

both in Urdu and English. 

13. SUBJECTS OF STUDY AND HOURS : 

(As in CCIM Regulations) 

I. (a) 15* Professional Course 

1. TASHREEHUL BADAN. (ANATOMY) 

2. MUNAFE-UL-AZA. (PHYSIOLOGY) 

3. UMOOR-E-TABIYA. (BASIC FUNDAMENTAL 

PRINCIPLE OF UNAN! MEDICINE) 

4. MANTIQUE-O-FALSAFA& HAIYAT. (LOGICS 

PHILOSOPHY) 

5. ARABIC. 

6. TARIKHE-TIB. (HISTORY OF UNANi MEDICINE) 


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(b) 2^ Professional Course 

1. ILMUL-ADVIAI. (MATERIAMEDICA/PHARMACOLOGY) 

(Kulliyat&Mufradat). 

2. ILMUL-ADVIAII. (PHARMACOGNACY) 

(Murakkabat & Saidala ). 

3. ILMULAMRAZ&SAREERYAT. (PATHOLOGY & 

DIAGNOSIS) 

4. ILMUL-SAMOOM & TIBB-E-QANNONI. 

(FORENSIC MEDICINE & TOXICOLOGY) 

5. HIFZAN-E-SEHATTAHAFFUZI & SAMAJl TIB. 

(SOCIAL & PREVENTIVE MEDICINE) 

(c) 3^ Professional Course 

1. MOALEJAT I. (MEDICINE -1) 

2. MOALEJAT II. (MEDICINE -II) 

3. JARAHIYAT (SURGERY) 

4. AMRAZ-UZN -ANAFO-O-HALAQ. (E.N.T.) 

5. AMRAZ-AIN (OPHTHALMOLOGY) 

5. ILMUL-QABALATH-NISWAN-O-ATFAL 

(OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY AND PAEDIATRICS) 

(d) MAIN COURSE OF 4 1/2 YEARS DURATION : 

I. Number of Lectures / Practicals Demonstration for various 

subjects > 

(a) Subject of 1 s' Professional Course 

i. Tashreehul Badan 

ii. Munafe-ul-Aza 

iii. Umoor-e-Tabiya 

iv. Mantique Falsafa-o- & Haiyat 

v. Arabic 

vi. Tarikh-e-tib 

Lectures 

Mrs. 

300 

300 

150 

150 

150 

100 

Practicals/Demonstrations 

200 

150 

Hrs. 

50 

1150 400 

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(b) Subject of 2nd Professional Course 

i. llmuladvial(Kulliyat&Mufradat) 

ii. llmul advia II (Murakkabat & Saidala) 

iii. llmul Amraz & Sareeryat 

iv. llmu! Samoom & Tibb-e-Qannoni 

v. Hifzan-e-SehatTahaffuzi& 

Samaji lib 

Total Hours : 

(c) Subject of 3rd Professional Course 

i. Moalejatl 

ii. Moalejatll 

iii. Jarahiyat 

iv. Amraz-e-Ain & Uzn Anaf-o-Halaq 

-Asram (E.N.T.) 

v. llmul Qabala and 

Theory Mrs. 

300 

250 

250 

200 

250 

1250 

Theory Hrs. 

250 

250 

200 

200 

Practical Hrs. 

150 

150 

150 

50 

50 

550 

Practical Hrs. 

150 

150 

100 

100 

Amraz-e-Niswan-0-Atfal 300 100 

I. SCHEME OF EXAMINATION :- 

Total Hours: 1200 600 

(a) 1st Professional Course Theorypaper Marks Practical/Viva Marks 

i. Tashreehul Badan 

ii. Munafe-ul-Aza 

Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

(Paper B) 100 

Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

(PaperB) 100 


iii. Umoor-e-Tabiya One Paper 100 One viva 100 

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iv. Mantique Falsafa & Haiyat One Paper 100 

v. Arabic One Paper 100 - 

vi. Tarikh-e-Tib One Paper 100 

800 300 

Note: The students who have passed subject of Mantique-o-Falsafa /Arabic in 

qualifying examination wilt be exempted in the respective subjects. 

(b) find Professional Course Theory paper Marks Practical/Viva Marks 

i. HmulAdvial Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

Kuliyat & Mufradat) (Paper B) 100 

ti. llmulAdviall Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

(Murakkabat & Saidala) (Paper B) 100 

iii. HmulAmraz&Sareeryat Two (PaperA) 100 One 100 

(Paper B) 100 

iv. llmulSamoomS Two(PaperA) 100 One 100 

Tibb-e-Qannoni (Paper B) 100 

v. Hifzan-e-Sehat Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

(Tahaffuzi-vo-Samaji Tib) (Paper B) 100 

1000 500 


(c) lilrd Professional Course Theory paper Marts Clinical/Viva Marks 

i. Moalejatl Two(PaperA) 100 One 100 

(Paper B) 100 

ii. Moalejatll Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

(PaperB) 100 

M. Jarahiyat Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

(Paper B) 100 

iv. Amraz-e-Ain& Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

Amraz-e-Uzn,Anaf-o-HaJaq (Paper B) 100 

Asnan (ENT) 

v. HmulQabalath Two (Paper A) 100 One 100 

amraz-E-Niswan-o-Atfaal (Paper B) 100 

1000 500 

III, SCHEME OF EXAMINATION WITH AWARDS OF MARKS (as in 30th 

S.A.B. dated 28-12-2005) 

First Professional B.U.M.S. Examination : 

8 Theory papers and 3 Practicals & Orals (Practicals - Tashreehul Badan 

& Munafe - ul- Aza & only Orals in Ummore-e-Tabiya). 

The details of Subject-wise Distribution of Marks as follows:- 

SI. 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

Subjects 

Tashreeh-ul-Badan - 1 

Tashreeh-ul-Badan-ll 

Munaefe-ul-Aaza-l 

Munaefe-ul-Aaza-ll 

Umoor-e-Tabbiah 

Mantiq-o-Fa!sa 

Arabic 

Tarikh-e-Tib 

Theory 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

80 

80 

80 

IA 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

20 

20 

20 

Record 

10 

- 

10 

- 

10 

- 

- 

- 

Oral 

20 

- 

20 

- 

80 

- 

- 

- 

Practical 

50 

- 

50 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

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Total 

300 

300 

200 

100 

100 

100

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Second Professional B.U.M.S. Examination : 

10 Theory papers and 5 Practical & Orals. 


31. 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

Subjects Theory I.A. 

a) KuliyatAdvia (Fundamentals 100 10 1 

of Unani Pharmacy) 

b)llmulAdviaMufradat 100 10 J 

(Pharmacognosy Raw Drugs) 

a)llmuEAdviaMurakkabat 100 10 1 

(Pharmacology) 

b)Saidala (Pharmaceutics) 100 10 J 

a) llmul Amras (Pathology) 1 00 101 

b)Sareeiyat(Usool-e-Tasukis-o-llaj) 100 10 J 

(Principles of Diagnosis & Treatment) 

a) Hifzan-e-Sehat 100 10 

Tehaffuzi-Tib 

(Social & Preventive Medicine) 

b)SamajiTib 100 10 J 

(Community Medicine) 

a)llmulSumoom 100 10 1 

(Toxicology) . 

b)Tib-a-Qanooni 100 10 J 

(Medical Jurisprudence) 

Oral Practical Total 

30 50 300 

30 50 300 

30 50 300 

, 30 50 300 

30 50 300 


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Third Professional B.U.M.S. Examination : 

10 Theory papers and 5 Clinicals & Orals. 


SI. 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

Subjects 

Moalijat - 1 

Moalijat-ll 

Jarahiyat 

Paper -A 

Paper -B 

Paper -A 

Paper - B 

Paper -A 

Paper -B 

Amraz-e-Ain Paper -A 

(Ophthalmology) 

Amraz-e-Uzn 

Anaf-o-Halaq : Paper -B 

(E.N.T.) 

llmul-Qabalath:Paper-A 

Amraz-e-Niswan-o-Atfali: Paper - 

Theory 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

8100 

I.A. 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

Practical Oral Total 

50 

50 

50 

30 

30 

- 

50 

30 

30 

30 

10 

10 

30 

- . 

Note:- The Distribution of Marks of Internal Assesssment, Theory, 

Practical and Oral has been brought as per C.C.l.M. Regulation. 

N. B.: Each Theory Paper shall be of 3 hours duration. 

NOTE: Distribution of subjects and papers in Illrd Professional Exams :- 

(i) Moalejat I Paper - A: will contain Hummiyat. 

Paper - B : will contain Amraz-e-Ras. 

300 

300 

300 

300 

300 

(ii) Moalejat II Paper-A : will contain Amraz Sadar-o-Riya 

Paper - B: will contain Amraz-e-Hazam 

Amma uptoAza-e-Boul-o-Tanasul. 

(iii) Jarahat Paper - A : will contain Jarahat-e-Amma 

(General Surgery ). 

Paper - B will contain Jarahat-e-Makhsoosa 

(Systemic Surgery). 


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(iv) Amraz-e-Ain Uzn Anaf Halaq -o-Halaq Asnan {E.N.T.) 

Paper-A : will contain Amraz-e-Ain. 

Paper-B : will contain Amraz-e-Uzn, Anaf-o-Halaq 

Aswan ( E.N.T.). 

(v) llmul Qabalath and Amraz-e-Niswan-o-Atfal 

Paper - A: will contain llmul Qabalath and Amraz 

Nau Maulud. 

Paper-B : will contain Amraz-e-Niswan-o-Atfalal. 

NOTE: The students of Illrd Professional Course will be posted 

for 09 months in Indoor and Outdoor of Moalejat 

department and will record at least 20 cases each in 

Moalejat I & II respectively. They will be posted for 03 

months in Jarahat department and will record 20 cases. 

Similarly, they will be posted for 03 months in the 

department of Amraz-e-Ain Uzn Anaf Halaq and will 

record 20 cases. In the department of llmul Qabala 

Niswan Atfal, they will be posted for 03 months and will 

record 20 cases. 

14. WORKING DAYS IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR: 

The number of working days in each Professional classes 

360 days (For 18 months course). 

15.ATTENDANCE PARTICULARS: 

(a) No candidate shall be permitted to any one of the parts 

of B.U.M.S. examinations unless he/she has attended 

the course in the subject for the prescribed duration / 

hours of study in an affiliated institution recognised 

by this University and produces the necessary 

certificate of study and attendance from the Head of 

the Institution. 


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(b) A candidate is required to put in minimum 75% of 

attendance in both theory and practical/clinical 

separately in each subject before admission to the 

examination. 

(c) A candidate lacking in the prescribed attendance in 

any one subject in theory and practical/clinical shall 

not be permitted for admission to the entire 

examinations in the first appearance of each 

professional examination. 

(d) No condonation of attendance is permissible. 

16. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT: 

1. The following procedure shall be adopted for all the 

candidates admitted upto February, 2006 examination only. 

a) A minimum of four written examination shall be conducted 

in each subject during an academic year and the average marks 

of three best performances shall be taken into consideration for 

the award of internal marks. 

b) A minimum of three practical examinations shall be 

conducted in each subject during an academic year and an average 

of two best performances shall be taken into consideration for award 

of internal marks. 

c) A failed candidate in any subject should be provided an 

opportunity to improve his internal marks by conducting a minimum 

of two examinations in theory and practical separately and the 

average may be considered for improvement. 

d) The internal assessment marks (both in written and 

practicals taken together) should be submitted to the University 

endorsed by the Head of the Institutions, 15 days prior to the 

commencement of the theory examinations. 


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II. The following procedure shall come into force for ail years 

of the B.U.M.S. Degree course with effect from August, 2006 

examination onwards. 

The Internal Assessment should consist of the following points for 

evaluation :- 

i) Theory 

ii) Practical / Clinical 

iii) Viva Voce 

The Internal Assessment of the candidate has to be 

assessed on the above points and a report has to be submitted by 

the Institutions once in three months as detailed below: 

i) First Internal Assessment - At the end of 3/6 months 

ii) Second Internal Assessment - At the end of 6 months 

iii) Third Internal Assessment - One month prior to the 

University Examination. 

The average of the Theory, Practical, Clinical & Oral should 

be added and aggregate must be taken and sent to the University 

as Internal Assessment Marks. In all the subjects obtaining 

minimum 35% of marks in Internal Assessment is mandatory to 

appear for the University Theory Examinations. 

17. SUBMISSION OF LABORATORY RECORD NOTE BOOKS : 

At the time of practical/clinical examination each candidate 

shall submit to the Examiners his/her laboratory note books duly 

certified by the Head of the Department as a bonafide record of the 

work done by the candidate. 

The concerned Head of the Department shall evaluate the 

practical record (Internal Evaluation) and the practical record marks 


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shall be submitted to the University 15 days prior to the 

commencement of the Theory examinations. 

No materials, handwritten, cyclostyled or printed guide is 

allowed for reference during the practical examinations. 

In respect of failed candidates, the marks awarded for records 

at previous examination will be carried over for the subsequent 

examination or the candidate shall have the option to improve his / 

her performance by submission of fresh records, 

18. COMMENCEMENT OF EXAMINATION : 

February 1st/August 1sl. 

If the date of commencement of the examination falls on Public 

Holidays, the next working day will be the date of commencement 

of examination. 

19. QUESTION PATTERN: 

The following examinations pattern uniformly for the B.U.M.S. 

degree course which shall come into force for the candidates who 

have to appear for the examination in all years of studies :- 

For 100 Marks Marks per paper 

20 MCQs 20x1 20 marks 

6 Short notes 6x5 30 marks 

2 Essay Questions 15x2 . 30 marks 

1 Essay Question 1x2 20 marks 

TOTAL 100 marks 


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Note:- The long essay question for 20 marks shall be one single 

question or it shall consist of two sections a&b. 

It was further resolved that for other papers having 90 marks, 

75 marks, 35 marks etc., the question paper pattern and marks 

shall be distributed proportionately. 

The above modification shall take effect from August 2006 

Examinations onwards. 

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FAILED SUBJECTS: 

a) First Professional Examination will be held at the end of 

teaching & practicals for 18 months. The academic session 

of the first professional course will start from 1st day of August 

and end in February in subsequent year. The examination 

shall ordinarily be held during the month of February/August.. 

The subsequent 1^ Professional Examination will be held every 

six months. However, a student failed in not more than two 

subjects other than Tashrihul Badan, Munafe-ul-Aza and 

Umoor-e-Tabiya of 1S| Professional Examination may be 

allowed to keep term in ilnd Professional Course. Only those 

students who passed in all subjects in Ist and IInd Professional 

exams shall be allowed to take on the III"1 Professional Course. 

b) A candidate who remains failed in one or two subjects in the 

Examination shall be eligible to appear in that subject / 

subjects in subsequent first professional Examination. 

c) Candidate who fails to pass the 1st Professional Examination in 

three opportunities shall not be allowed to continue their studies. * 

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d) The II Professional Examination will be held at the end of 3 

years. The classes for II Professional shall commence following 

the first Professional Examination. The Examination shall be 

held ordinarily in August of year after the completion of 3 

years. 

e) The final Professional Examination will be held after passing 

the 1st and llnd Professional Examinations at the end of 18 

months of Illrd Professional Course. 

f) If a candidate remains failed in one or more subjects in final 

Professional Examination, he / she shall be eligible to appear 

in those subjects in subsequent Illrd Professional 

Examinations, which will be held every 6th month. 

21. PASS MARKS OR) PASSING MINIMUM: 

The pass marks shall be 50% in practical and Viva voce 

and Theory separately. 

22. CLASSIFICATION OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES : 

1) First Class may be awarded to such candidates who have 

passed all the subjects at the first appearance and obtained 60% 

of marks and above in the aggregate of all the subjects. 

2) Candidates who have passed all the subjects at the first 

appearance and obtained 75% of marks and above in the aggregate 

of all the subjects shall be awarded first class with distinction. 

3) All other successful candidates shall be deemed to have 

passed in second class. 

Note : The award of distinction to the successful candidates has 

been deleted vide 31st S.A.B. Meeting held on 29-06-2006. 


23. EXAMINERS: 

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No person other than the holder of qualification prescribed for 

the teaching staff in Unani (Minimum Standards of Education) 

regulation as amended from time to time shall be appointed as an 

internal examiner or paper-setter for the B.U.M.S. degree course. 

Provided that ;- 

a) No such person shall be appointed as an examiner unless 

he has at least three years continuous regular 

teachingexperience in the subject concerned, gained in a 

degree level Unani Medical College. 

b) Internal examiners shall be appointed from amongst the 

teaching staff of the Unani Medical College. 

c) A paper setter may be appointed as an internal or external 

examiner. 

24. GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR ADMISSION TO 

EXAMINATION AND SCHEME OF EXAMINATION : 

01. The examining body shall ensure that the minimum number 

of hours for lecture /demonstration /practical /seminar etc. 

in the subjects in each B.U.M.S. examination as specified 

in the respective regulations are followed before allowing any 

Unani Medical College to send the students for University 

examination: 

02. The examining body shall ensure that the students of the 

Unani Medical colleges, who do not fulfill the Unani 

(Minimum Standards of Education) Regulation, are not sent 

for the University Examination. 

03. Attendance : 75% attendance in a subject for appearing in 

the examination is compulsory. 


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04. Each theory paper shall be of three hours duration. 

05. The practical/ oral examination shall be completed 

immediately after the theory examination. 

06. That the examining body shall hold examinations on such 

date and time as the examining body may determine. The 

theory and practical examination shall be held in the premises 

of the Unani Medical College concerned. 

07. There shall be two examinations in a year. One Regular 

examination and other Supplementary. The Supplementary 

Examination may be conducted within 6 months of the Regular 

examination. 

08. No Student shall be permitted to join para clinical / clinical 

group of subjects until he/she has passed in all the pre 

clinical subjects of I.B.U.M.S. 

25. REVALUATION / RETOTALLING OF ANSWER PAPERS : 

The Regulations for Revaluation of Answer papers has been 

deleted and modified as "Regulations for Retotalling". 

26. CONDONATION / RE-ADMISSION AFTER BREAK OF 

STUDY: 

The procedure shall be as per separate Regulations for 

re-admission after break of study for all U.Gand P.G. courses. 

27. INTERNSHIP TRAINING : 

After passing the Illrd Professional Examination, each 

student shall be posted for Rotatory Internship in the department 

of a recognized institution / hospital as follows:- 


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S.No. Department Duration 

1. Moalejat (Medicine) 05 months. 

2. Hifzan-e-Sehat, 02 months. 

Tahaffuzi vo Samaji Tib (SPM ) 

3. Jarahat-e-Amma / Jarahat-e-Kusoosi 02 months. 

{General Surgery/Systemic Surgery) 

4. Amraz-Ain-e-Uzn (Ophthalmology), 01 month. 

Anaf-o-Halaq-o-Asnan (E.N.T.) 

5. Ilmul-Qabalath, Niswan-o-Atfaal 02 months. 

{Obsteteric-Gynaecology-Paediatrics 

TOTAL 12 months 

28. TRANSFER OF STUDENTS FROM ONE COLLEGE TO 

ANOTHER: 

a) A Student studying in a Unani Medical College may be allowed 

to migrate / transfer to another Unani Medical College under 

same or another University. 

b) The University concerned can allow the migration / transfer 

within three months after passing the I B.U.M.S. 

examinations, as a rule. 

c) Migration / Transfer of students during the course of their training 

for the clinical subjects may be avoided. 

d) The number of students migrating / transferring from one 

College to another College during one year will be kept to 

the minimum so that the training of the regular students of 


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that college is not adversely affected. The number of students 

migrating /transferring to / from any one College should not 

exceed the limit of 5% of its intake subject to a maximum of 

5 students in any one Unani Medical College in one year. 

e) Cases not covered under the above regulations may be referred 

to the Council for consideration on individual merits. 

f) Intimation about the admission of migrated / transferred 

students into any College shall be sent to the Council forthwith. 

29. CONDONATION OF BREAK OF STUDY: 

Please refer to the seperate regulation for Re-admission after 

break of study for all courses which shall come into force from the 

academic year 2003-2004 onwards. 

30. DURATION FOR COMPLETION OF THE COURSE : 

The maximum period allowed for completion of the course is 

double the duration of certify study of BUMS degree course 

(i.e.) 9 (nine) academic years commencing from the admission of 

the course. 


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31. ANNEXURE -1 - DECLARATION 

Son of / Daughter of 

Residing at 

ANNEXURE-I 

DECLARATION 

and admitted to in I year of (Name of the course/ 

UG/PG) at 

(Name of the College) do hereby solemnly affirm and sincerely state 

at follows: 

I declare that I shall abide by the rules and registrations 

prescribed by the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, 

Chennaiforthe B.U.M.S. Degree Course including regulations for 

re-admission after the break of study. 

Date: Signature of candidate 

(Office date seal) 

/ Countersigned / 

Dean / Principal / Director 


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First 

PROFESSIONAL

1. Introduction of Anatomy 

2. Anatomical position 

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ANATOMY cl**6^ 

PAPER-1st 

3. Related terminologies *i,Uu^*l -f 

4. Skin and its appendages 

5. Superficial and deep Fasciae 

6. Tendon-Ligaments & Bursae 

7. Bones 

8. Muscles 

9. Joints 

10. Membeanes »t**' ~(* 

11. A. brief description of all '/^CJUjfjXLtî-Ût' -II 

Systems of the body 

12. Embryology 

(a)Germcells 

(b) Spermatogenesis/ Oogenesis 

(c) Pre-embryonic and embeyonic 

Periods 

(d) Intra- embryonic Column 

(e) Foetal membrane 

(f) Formation of placenta and umbilical 

cord and differentiation of various 

systems of the body 

13. Elementary Genetics (J"Vl)l.£'' -if

14. Head & Neck 

A HEAD 

(I) Scalp 

(II) Face and its Bones 

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(HI) Joints \JTW~4-& (HI) 

(IV) Muscles c.li^^ (TV) 

(V)Blood Vessels 0>S£-*-& (V) 

(VI)Nerves Û^^? (VI) 

(VII) Temporal & Infratemporal £ tfj^t&fjsl $JS (VII) 

regions 

VIII) Cranium 

B. BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD 

C. CRANIAL NERVES AND 

15. NECK 

SPINAL NERVES 

(I) Front of The Neck 

(II) Sides of The Neck -^LfV^ (H) 

(El) Muscles of The Neck &&, V* (ID) 

(IV) Blood Vessels of the Neck &&*/ (IV) 

(V) Nerves of the Neck #VU" (V) 

(VI) Larynx & Trachea tfA»4>j? (VI) 

(VII) Oesophagus 

(VIII) Salivary Lymph Glands 

(IX) Cervical Lymph Glands JjtiWZ-. 0^ (IX) 

(X) Cervical Vertebrae (i-^C? )L/ '-'I? (X) 

(XI) Brachial Plexus v>^»^ (XT)

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(XII) Thyroid Gland %*** (XH) 

16.THORAX 

(I) Thoracic Cavity 

(II)Ribs, Sternum & Thoracic l£t4*jjl gH f

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(h) Male & Female Genitalia J'&l&^tvj^f/' (£,) 

(i)Lumbosacral Plexus 

18. UPPER LIMB 

a Axilla 

b. Bones of the upperlimb f Ifc (»-* 

c. Joints tTli- (£/) 

d. Blood Vessels Jt/ (j) 

e. Nerves Û*( (9) 

f. Cubital fossa 

1 9. LOWER LIMB 

a. Bones 

b. Muscles 

c. Joints 

d. Blood Vessels 

e. Nerves _U" (•) 

f Fermoral Tirangle and Femoral (/jlfci»tJjA^ G) 

Sheath 

g. Popliteal Fossa 

PRACTICAL ANATOMY 

1. Dissection of all Regions of the 9W^f&&&s8i (') 

body. 

2. Observation of single bones and t^ 

skeleton by models, charts and 

specimens.

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3. Record book has to be maintained \,f&j& 

and obtain the certificate of HOD 

& submit it at 

the time of Practical Examination. 

4. Dissection to be supplimented 

with Audio- Visual aid and other 

modem technique available eg. 

CD'S etc. 

Note:- 

A. While teaching the various 

regions of the human body, the 

descriptions of bones, Joints, 

nuscles, Blood Vesseles Nerves 

etc. shall be in brief However 

emphasis shall be given on the 

clinical, applied and 

radiological aspects of anatomy. 

B:- 

Monthly seminar is to be 

conducted essentially to 

develop research attitude among 

the students. First Paper 

comprises of introductions, 

Head, Neck & Thorax. Second 

Paper comprises of abdomen 

upper & lower limb. 

PAPER-1st 

Definition of phusiology 

- Introdution & terminology of 

physiology 

CELL:- Microscopic structure of 

cell & its functions, Cell division 

Cancer cells.

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TISSUES: Definition, types < 

Histological structure, Distribution 

& Functions of Ep.thelm., 

Connective, Muscular & Nervous -(JL 

Tissues, 

GENETICS: Introduction,study 

of chromosomes, R.N.A., D.N.A, 

Sex Linked diseases. 

BLOOD:- And Haemopoietic 

System, Historical background of 

Evolufon of blood, Definition, 

Functions, Blood Volumes, 

Constituents of Blood, Viscocity. 

of Blood, Blood Plasma* its ' 

Constituents. Plasma Proteins & 

their Functions. 

R.B.C : Their structure, 

compostition, formation & 

developement, fate of R.B.C. 1st **» ^L fT1 r^*t 

total count, method of estimation 

& physiological variations. 

Haemoglobin, its composition, 

varities, properties, method of 

estimation and functions of 

Haemoglobin. 

W.B.C. Varieties, Formation, 

, „ . , . , ' . ' 

Differential Count, Functions, 

Platelets, Structure, formation & 

its functions. 

Coagulation of Blood Coagulation 

tactors

Bleeding time, Clotting time, and 

their estimation 

Blootf gwiurjing, Blood transfusion 

& Blood Banking. Immunity & 

introduction of T4 cells. 

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LYMPHATIC & jû 

RETICULOENDOTHELIAL . 

SYSTEM: >J* 

Formation and composition of 

lymph, Lymphatic channels, 

lymphatic, drainage, lymphatic 

glands. Introduction of 

Reticuio-endothelial System, 

Spleen & its functions. Functions 

of Reticuloendothelial system. 

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM : 

Introduction., of digestive system, 

Histological Structure Salivary 

glands & secretion of saliva. 

Gastric Juices composition, 

secretion & functions. Pancreatic 

juices, its composition & 

functions. Intestinal juices (Succus 

eutericus) and its functions. Bile, 

its composition & functions. 

Movements of Alimentary Canal, 

& their Functions. Digestion and 

absorption of Carbohydrates', 

Proteins, and Fats, functions of 

large intestine, formation of faeces 

and defaecation . Structure & 

functions of liver. 

-

METABOLISM: 

Definition, Basal metabolic rate 

(B.M.R.) and its physiological 

variations. Energy, its definition & 

units carbohydrates, their varieties 

& metabolism. 

Glucose tolerance test (G.T.T.) 

Proteins, theie types and 

metaoolism,metabolism offals 

minerals,watermetabolism. 

CIRULATORY SYSTEM 

Anatomical aspect of cardiovascular 

system. Histological 

aspect of C-V.S. Valves of the 

heart and their action. Types of 

blood cirulation, Systemic and 

pulmonary circulation, Special 

Junctional tissues, Propterties of 

cardiac muscles, cardiac cycle, 

heart sounds. Heart Block, Heart 

Beat stroke Volume. Nerves of the 

heart, cardiac centre & its 

functions. Electro-Cardio- Graphy 

VASOMOTOR SYSTEMS: 

Blood pressure and its 

physiological control. Methods of 

estimation of blood perssure. 

Regional circulation: viz. coronary 

circulation. Hepatic/portal 

circulation, Splenic circulation, 

cerebral circulation, Foetal 

circulation, Effects of Exercise on 

various system. 

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RESPITATORY SYSTEM: 

Introduction of Respiratory system/ 

organs, Functions of respiration 

system. Coughing reflex, sneezing 

reflex, histologjcal structure of 

respiration, Respiratory muscles, 

transport of oxygen & 

carbondioxide, Gaseous exchange 

in lungs and tissues, centres of 

respiration,Artificial respiration 

and its different methods. 

Pulmonary volumes, pulmonary 

capacities, Dyspnoea, Anoxia, 

Apnoca, Hypercapnia, High 

Altitude physiological effects. 

Under water physiological effects. 

PHYSIOLOGY 

PAPER llnd 

EXCRETORY SYSTEM: 

Organs of excretion, structure of 

Kidneys & its fonctions, Nephron, 

functions ofglomerulus, formation 

of Urine, composition, volume of 

urine, (Normal & abnormal 

constituents of urine) reaction & 

specific gravity, Role of kidney in 

maintenance of body temperature. 

Acid Base balance, physiology of 

micturition. 

SKIN:- 

Stmcture of the skin Functions of 

skin Perspiration, Heat regulation, 

Abnormal, and sub- normal 

temperature.

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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTYEM: 

Introduction of Male & Female 

reproductive organs. Male 

reproductive organs, Testis & its 

functions, seminal vesicles & its 

functions. Prostate gland & its 

functions, I 

Composition of semen, f 

spermatogenesis, Female t 

reproductive organs. Functions of J 

Ovaries & Uterus. Menstrual Cycle,* 

Action of oestrogen & progestrohe 

on Menstrual cycle. Ovulation, 

Fertilization & Implantation of 

foetus. Formation of Placenta & its 

functions. 

PHYSIOLOGY (PRACTCALS) 

1. Histological studies of various 

organs. 

2. Haematology- Estimation of 

Heamoglobin, estimation of 

E.S.R. Estimation of clotting 

times.Estimation of bleeding 

time, Total leucocyte count. 

D.LC 

3. Biochemistry- Estimation of 

Blood Sugar, & Use of 

Auto-anal izer, Blood Grouping. 

4. Urology, Estimation of Sugar, 

Albumin, Acetone, bile Salts, 

Bile Pigments in the Urine.

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5. Expriments: Experimental 

observation of Amphipian 

muscular and nervous avtivity. 

E.C.G., E.E.G., Spirometry, 

uses of Instruments for organs .* 

~0 . , ' J \f Special senses. 

Sphygmomanometer. 

Departmental Symposiums on 

various important topics. 

BASIC PRINCIPLE OF UNANI MEDICINE 

S^^^^ 

£&&^jt*^&'f>&

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LOGIC, PHILOSOPHY AND ANOLOHY 

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HISTORY OF UNANI MEDICINE 

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Second 

PROFESSIONAL

DLMUL ADVIA 

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PAPER I 

Effects of Medinine on Various ^ 

Respiratory System 

Digestive System 

Cardio Vascula 

Excretory 

Reproductive 

-/? Jij l» 

^-L/lfil^^ (l 

Systems of the body 

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ILMUL ADVIA I ^ 

PAPERU 

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MODERN MEDICINE 

>3flArt* ^ 

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(1) Pharmacol ogical Terminologies. 

(2) Classification & Allied fields of Pharmacology 

(3) Route of Drug Administration 

Mode of Action of Drugs 

, 

(4) Side effects of drugs 

5) Pharmacological actions and therapeutic uses, absorption, fate and 

excretion, Doses and side effects of the following drugs. 

(a) Analgesic, (vw'f'Cf )Narcotic analgesics and Non-Narcotic

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analgesics and anti-pyretics, NSAID'S 

(b) Sedatives, Hypnotics & Tranquilisers. 

(c) Local, spinal and general anaesthetics 

(d) Anti-histamine 

(e) Antiseptics, Disinfectants 

(f) Sulphonamides 

(g) Antibiotics: The Classification and types 

(h) Chemotherapy. 

(i) Hormones 

(j) Contraceptives 

(k) Receptors and their Blockers 

PRACTICAL 

J) 

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PAPER I 

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ILMUL ADVIAII 

PAPER II 

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PATHOLOGY AND BACTERIOLOGY 

PAPER I 

Degenerations, Tissue Changes, Atrophy & f yjl/y*< 

^ 

(Adoptation) 

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Hypertrophy 

-s< &saij3uiijst &hi> C) 

Disorders of blood and circulation, haemorrhage, fjl\\$b/(.($& 

thrombosis, embolism, Hyperaemia, Anaemia (Ischaemia) 

(General & Local) Leukaemia 

Disorders of body fluids, ^^JJ^^^JU-ÎAM^ (&) 

Dehydration,oedema, shock 

Brief Discription of AJDSdUJl^'^''(Immunity)^^^ (i) 

SYSTEMIC PATHOLOGY & SARIRIYAT 

PAPER H 

Disorders of cardio Vascular system, coronary obstruction, 

Endocarditis, Hypertrophy of heart, cardiomyopathies, essential 

hypertension, 

Arteriosclerosis, Aneurysm, Diseases of the cardiac valves, (cardiac 

valvular Diseases) 

Respiratory Diseases, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Tuberculosis 

of lungs, Phthysis, Asthma Emphysema Bronchiectasis. 

Gastro instestinal Diseases, Gastric, & Duodenal ulcer, Typhoid 

fever, Appendicitis, Gastritis, dysentery, Tuberculosis of the intesirte

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Diseases of liver & Gallbladder: Hepatitis, cirrhosis of liver, 

Jaundice, Abscess of the Liver, cholecystitis cholelithiasis. 

Diseases of kidneys & Bladder:- Nephritis (Acute, sub acute & 

chronic) Renal and cystic calculi, Pyelonephritis, Hydronephrosis, 

Uraemia. 

Diseases of Pancreas: Diabetes mellitus, Pancreatitis, Tumours of 

Pancreas. 

Meningitis, cerebral haemorrhage, cerebral Thrombsis & Brain tumours 

Pneumococci, Staphylococci, Streptococci, Salmonella group and 

Shigella group, Mycobacterum Leprae, Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. 

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BED SIDE CLINIC 

-r 

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outine Biochemical Test - 

History Taking, Case Taking \J/s\»j -f 

(General Physical Examination) 

(Interrogation and Systemic Examination tf 

(Digestive System)^' Uii -A 

(Respiratory System)t/*^l£J -B 

(Cardio Vascular System)^/^1^^^^ -C 

(Urinary & Reproductive System) L/ lwJjff*UJJ -D 

(Skin & Loco Motive System )i/U*»JJ? ~E 

(Nervous System)(Xf*^ ~F 

(Psychiatry) c-U^' -G 

(Examination Of Children)^ Hfj^ -H 

(Examination of Febrile Patient) ^-HftJj^C/K -I 

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^ 

PRACTICAL 

-^(Practical Exam^l^^Jf^j^^Ct^^^ - 

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PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL 

MEDICINE (PAPER I) 

* Jvfr«^./(Preventive and Social Medicine)^ J.lr-*0 

and Social 

* 

Six essentials 

|| 

Health^ 

^)*w*'/'J Disease^//* 

:Ph],oical environment J^ I cF 

Environmental JU-^JU^L Atmospheric Environment J 

Components of Physical environment and its Û-lj^fZ'*Cl Jj^L i> 

Factors Affecting Physical Environmentw'Lî* 

(Physical, chemical and biological causes .— -U-1 ($£& 

Sanitation 

agents 

of atmosphere) 

s* 

. Jjtr f(J(*r for the Prevention and control of air Pollution 

-^^Sl^C^'L 

Housing & Ventilation *3?9\y 

Standards of oU» K'^J?'* tS-tU^^.. ^-/ ^ Lv>fj fj?^

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(Natural and Artifical) 

Mo /iods of Disposal of Refuse^/^L Wî/^1^^ 

Properties of safe & Whole i^t 

Waterjl 

Pollution of \J\fd"\\$ JL Sources of Water Jr*fyjj£. JLsome Water 

Mineral, Distilled & Sulphur fl3» J" JU^-^^ i-/^/(JJE^VT Water 

i-irUe ^ Jt • 2->

L. A/*j^>lv *+tf 

Yawning and ^?t» 

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(Regimental Therapy)^ ^\ 

Neonatal Care W 

andiculation) 

Senile Care&l^*/?' 

P.S.M (INFECTOUS AND EPIDEMIC DISEASES) 

PAPER n 

j^lUfÛ-l. (Causative and Predisposing Factor) 0 

-4ÂC^lJ^^-Aa*âÛ*^^J 

(Small Pox)^'(MeaseIs>^'(Chicken 

•(Cholera) ->7'(Tuberculosis and Phthysis 

(>(Intestinal Worms) fîj^j '

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lS\Sr JL» J' (Yellow Fever)/*' {/'(MalanaW (/'(Typhoid 

•(Plague) iî/U- '(Dengue Fever)Gl£ jPt/.pc'j t£(Cerebro Spinal Fever) 

f (G. Enteritis) #U>'Jvr-'(Sexually Transmitted Diseases)-'j'yr-'U^!/*' 

Deodorant, 

Vaccinationou 

^^ (Hazards of Immunization )*^-fyl/^ 

/l-' By^j Antiseptic, Pesticide, Insecticide, Germicide & Detergent 

Reservoirs of Infection & Their Carriers 

:(Epidemic)H.» 

&;.< (Incubation Peri od)^'U>^-* (Quarantine) ^/'classification 

(Isolation )J-«>iJ*(Infectivity Period).- V

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\£. (/if (Acquired Immunity)^ b^ utf-tfytfu Jl 

(World Health org 

/tlndustrial Medicine)^ 

^^^^^ 

(Offensive 

United Nation International Childern Emergency Fund.'(Unicef)O&^y 

fcr 

FAO (Food and Agricultural Organization)^^ '\ 2— Uf-^ ,s 

Geriatrics -1 

u^/jf . J^. i/u-« Jwl (jy^ 

'^tvv^'^^J 

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(PHC) Primary Health Centres 

Alma atta Declartion "Health for All by 2000 AD" 

(General Health) 

I 

Health Programmer* Vss

PRACTICAL 

Video 

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Ui-'fe «Cjlj*/ (/ 

History 

,r•* 

io, visual Video aids (Slides) C^l - 

solation Ward^b-Ob -!• 

If'1 ( Vaccination)

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MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE 

PAPER I 

Juris Prudence)Jyir,-> 

(Medical code of conduct or Jl^fJÛ^ÎiJL/fvjl^jL^^^^^î^1 

(Dying &y*&*ji£«jlf< (dying declaration)£,yj£.)c^'Medical ethics 

L fa (Deformities) 

Depositions) 

(Exliumation)(J^ U u 

^^ Death) ^r* 

-(Asphyxia) 

(Complete Cessation of circulation of Blood & Gl^?"' J* 

^ *^_> •** ** 

-yt"X*< (Changes in the Eyesjj^^tt '(Skin Changes 

^l U- 

Jj*? Ji c/^ (Postmortem Caloncity)^^'>t^^.vf7'(Cooling of the body)t^ 

lytJ-t/'Postmortern rigidity*^^1^ i-^"" (Postmortem Lividity) 

'(Adipocere) c^Cx'^c Ju''i3/'

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&W (Starvation) Jli'prowning)(2/' (Strangulation) CT '(Hanging) J-? 

(Death from heat)c^y7' (Death from cold)^^c- 

L/XAbrasion)£ ItZ

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TOXICOLOGY 

PAPER II 

Classification) IJA~ 

(Method of Preservation of -3J 

J lf*VjBj li^l ^(Emetics) 

Ji?>iî^/>f['L5 

lyl^J»^Jf 

(Antidote) J ly 

Organs for chemical examination) 

(Postmor 

gal I 

/^ -r 

(Corrosive Poisons)JK/'fV(îl() 

(Sulphruc 

(Hydrochloric Acid) 

(Nitric Acid) tj^ 

(Acetic Acid) U/^ 

(Carbolic Acid) 

(Hydrocyanic Acid) >jl(Oxalic Aci

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(Alkalies) x,lf 

(Calcium Oxide) tfy* (Caustic Potash) ^^(caustic SedaX&lfc*»/^ 

(Minerals) j^ (Irritant Poisons) (^TXfrUJ 

(Merc 

(Vegetable Poisons)(V Jt? 

'(Calotropis)jU(Semicarpus Anacardlum, Marking 

^J' (Scorpion Bite)l>W4)^/:(Snake 

(Croton seedX^ 

(Abrus Precatorius)i£y* 

(Animal Poisons)[V Jf^f 

(Neurotic Poisons) 

(Cerebral Poisons 

L/ tyjJ * (Cocain )t^-/ (Kerosene-oil) 

£'j^'(Belladona)^j^;

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(Carbon Mono Oxide^t-* ~jy*tf.jtf 

(Hydrogen Sulphide) J&liL'^sj 5? I 

(Coal Gas)(Xj/ 

t^^^^ 6) 

PRACTICAL PART iz 

Audio Visual 

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Third 

PROFESSIONAL

MOALIJAT C 

PAPbk-lst (PART-A) 

(Leprosy)f*'Jf* (Ringworm) LV' (Ecxema) L^ 

(typhoid Fever)^ >**i; -A 

(Kala Azar)^(; Tu ^(Malarial Fever)-^^ 1 1/ 

y^)-r^>(Rheumatic Fever)tfvlj^y 

(Chickenpox>l^(Small PoxX^)^-«f 

(Yellow Fever)/') /(Dengue Fever)&»(/ 

(Scarlet Fcver)^ 

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MOALIJAT ^ 

PAPER-Hnd (PART-A) 

Diseases of Nervous system w 

Brain Diseases Introduction ^(f^ 

• (Psychiatric Diseases)!/1/' Jl>< 

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(Anxiety J^'j jb£' JlC*1 '(Classification) Jj< jyj* (Introduction)tJU i 

'(Personality Disorders) J^JlPl' (Depression) yj/-^' Disorders) 

(Mental j3! ^'(Dementi a) cJr? 

(Drug Addiction & alcoholism)c^l* J-^L^'/'lJjjfw Retardation) 

MOALIJAT c/V^ 

PAPER-lst(PART-B) 

Diseases Of Cardio Vascular System Bfcfeto'SV'V^ "' 

(Endocarditis)i-A; Uw 

(RHD) Rheumatic Heart Disease (jA** 

(Mitral Stenosis)c^'Aj(^ (Valvular D 

(Aortic Stenosis)^' (J^*(Mi 

(Heart Block)hJ»r*s>r'X Aortic Incompetency) QjA/i^ 

(Right & Left Ventricular Failure)^)j 

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(Diseases of Blood Vessels)».Jvj)j 

• (Essential Hypertension 

(Atherosclerosis)c£y*r-~1"'1' (Peripheral Circulatory 

(Thrombo Phlebitis 

(Diseases of Respirator)' 

cîJ'(Pulmonary Tuberculosis)(jiy>ii)-'>'(Bronchial Asthma)

;^'(Bronchiectasis)S'y'' v^ 

'(Obesi 

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(Pneumonia)^' 

of the lungs) 

(Pleurisy).^ 

(Corpulmonale)Jy j* 

MOALIJAT ^yt* 

PAPER-IInd (PART-B) 

(Reflux Oesophagitis 

Intestinal Colic, Irritable Bowel Syndrome '• 

(Thrombocytopenia)>j 

W* t!U 

Addison's Disease, Cushing's Syndrome

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PRACTICAL PART 

l^^^ -f 

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Practical Training 

The practical / clinical teaching of the subject shall be conducted in 

the Hospital which includes OPD duties / indoor ward rounds, clinical 

demonstration on the Patients, the Minimum hours of teaching should not 

be less than 50 hrs. in each term for each paper. 

Audio Visual Aids Should be utilized for teaching purpose and at 

least one seminar should be conducted once in a month on important 

topics of Moalejat with Practical demonstration. 

GENERAL-SURGERY Jf€u>U 

PAPEFMst 

(Inflammation)^ l^l -l 

(Clinical jUl£jcAl^Treatment)&tKComplication)*£-U./'/) 

(Management)^ liP ''Features)

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(Classificationyi^f«(Sign & Symptoms) Ut"^*^^ 

(Principles of Treatment) 

(Infection),.-^ -f 

(General Infection);.- Vi/rt^') 

(Septicaemia)f*>''t/ 

(Bacteraemia) 

General Description of the drugs (Unani & Modern) Antibiotics, 

Antiviral, Antifungal 

(Non Specific Infection^Vi/^f (^) 

^-(Abscess and its Types)f&

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(Historical Aspect 

(Peranaesthetic Assesment and per Anaesthetic Medication) 

(Types of Anaesthesia)^ L^lV^ 

(Historical /^Jr J^t-CÔ (Orthopaedics) 

(Definition & General Description)^ U J>Cj'^4'/'(fc 

(Local Anaesthesia) jUv-cv^ (•) 

(Artificial Respiration)!/!/*^ -f 

(Fractures)vr^ 

(General «&lfc t&j**/£. ^J(>l JDC . Jî/j 6^* "^tl^ .(-L3i «cÛ C^ 

Description, Classification, clinical Features. Mangement & 

Complications of Fractures of upper Limb and Their Management) 

V'l^ftfr- (Radius & Ulna)i/1jcJ*U;'(Humerus)>^.(Clavicle)i.// 

{Fractures of Lower Limb and Their Management) 

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