Syllabus - MBBS
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Pediatrics 135<br />
24. Perinatal asphyxia: etiology, clinical features and management<br />
25. Approach to a child with bleeding & coagulation disorders<br />
26. Approach to a child with malignancy<br />
27. Approach to a child with congestive cardiac failure<br />
28. Rheumatic fever: clinical features, management and prophylaxis<br />
29. Approach to a child with congenital heart disease<br />
30. Approach to a child with urinary tract infection including recurrent UTI<br />
31. Approach to a child in coma<br />
32. Approach to a child with acute flaccid paralysis<br />
33. Neonatal seizures and febrile convulsions diagnosis and management<br />
34. Approach to common genetic disorders including Downs Syndrome<br />
35. Short stature, hypothyroidism: etiology and management<br />
36. Adolescent growth, sexual maturation and disorders of Puberty<br />
Practical Training<br />
Practical training will be conducted in 4 phases<br />
1) IV-V Semester: Location – Out patient department<br />
3 weeks posting in 4 batches of 12-13 students.<br />
2) VI Semester: Location – Pediatric wards<br />
3 weeks posting in 4 batches of 12-13students. This is a ward posting<br />
3) VII Semester: Location – Ballabgarh<br />
Once a week teaching session during the six weeks rural posting at Ballabgarh in 4 batches of 12-<br />
13 students<br />
4) VIII Semester: Location – Pediatric wards<br />
3 weeks posting in 4 batches of 12-13students.<br />
IV/ V Semester<br />
Learning objectives (Skills)<br />
1. Taking a detailed Pediatric history<br />
2. Conducting physical examination of children<br />
3. Understanding normal growth and development<br />
4. Performing anthropometry and its interpretation<br />
5. Developmental assessment of a child<br />
6. Assessment of calorie/ protein intake and advise regarding feeding practice<br />
7. Immunization schedule and administration<br />
8. Evaluation and management of common OPD conditions<br />
9. Medical conduct during patient examination