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Anatomy
Thorax
Abdomen
Head & Neck
Base of the Skull and Sphenoid Bone
Physiology
General Physiology
01. Defination, goal & importance of physiology Homeostasis: definition, ma
02. The Cell: Organization, cell membrane, cell organelles and their functi
03. The cell membrane trasport: active & passive transport, exocytosis & en
04. Neuromuscular junction: skeletal muscle contraction and relaxation. Tra
Blood
01. Composition & functions of blood, plasma proteins : Origin, normal valu
02. RBC: normal count, morphology, functions, erythropoiesis. Hemoglobin :
03. WBC: classification with normal count, morphology & functions Leucocyto
04. Platelets : normal count & functions Homeostasis: definiton & events Co
05. Blood grouping : ABO & Rh system, hazards of blood transfusion & Rh ...
Cardiovascular System
01. Properties of cardiac muscle. Junctional tissues of the heart. Generati
02. Cardiac cycle: definition, events, pressure & volume changes during dif
03. Functional classification of blood vessels. Local & humoral control of
04. SV, EDV, ESV : definition & factors affecting them. Cardiac output : de
05. Peripheral resistance : definition & factors affecting. Blood pressure
Respiratory System
01. Respiration : definition, mechanism. Pulmonary & Alveolar ventilation.
02. Composition of atmospheric, alveolar, inspired and expired air. Respira
03. Transport of Oxygen & Carbon dioxide in blood.
04. Respiratory centers : name, location & functions. Nervous & chemical re
Endocrinology
01. Endocrine glands : name 10 Hormones : definition, classification, mec
02. Hypothalamic hormones (releasing, inhibitory). Pituitary hormones (ant
03. Thyroid hormones : biosynthesis, transport and functions.
04. Parathyroid hormone : functions, mechanism of action, Calcium & Phospha
05. Adrenocortical hormones : name, functions and regulation of secretion
06. Hormones of endocrine pancreas : functions. consequences of hyperglycae
Reproductive System
01. Reproductive System : Introduction to male reproductive physiology, spe
02. Intorduction to female reproductive physiology Menstrual cycle, ovarian
Nervous System
01. Functional organization and functions of major levels of central nervou
02. Sensory systems of the body: Sensory receptors, reflex, reflex arc, gen
03. Descending tracts/motor pathways : name, function. Upper motor neuron a
04. Function of cerebellum, thalamus, hypothalamus and basal ganglia
05. Normal body temperature, site of measurement sources of heat gain, chan
06. Autonomic Nervous system : functional organization, name, function.
Special Sense
07. Basic concept of vision : visual receptor, visual pathway, refractive e
08. Basic concept of hearing : auditory apparatus, receptor, Deafness
09. Smell : receptor and pathway Taste : receptors, modalities of taste sen
Biochemistry
Biophysics and Biomolecules
01. Introduction of biochemistry, acid, base, pH, pK, buffer acids.
02. Define solutions, standard solution, crystalloid and colloid. Define &
03. Define & classify carbohydrates, protein & lipids.
04. Define & classify enzymes, coenzymes, cofactors, isoenzymes. Describe t
05. Define steroids and sterols. Describe the sources & biomedical importan
Food, Nutrition and Vitamins
01. Basic concepts of Nutrient, food, diet, balanced diet, essential dietar
02. Dietary fibers, nutritional importance of carbohydrate, lipid & protein
03. Minerals (macro & micro), trace elements, common nutritional disorders,
04. Water soluble vitamins: definition, classification, sources, functions,
05. Fat soluble vitamins: definition, classification, sources, functions, R
GIT, Bioenergetics and Metabolism
01. Physiologic anatomy of gastrointestinal tract (GIT). enteric nervous sy
02. Digestive juices; composition, functions and regulation of secretion.
03. Digestion and absorption of carbohydrate, protein and fat.
04. Functions of liver and liver function tests.
05. Bioenergetics: biological oxidation, high energy phosphates, oxidative
06. Carbohydrate metabolism: glycolysis, fates of pyruvate, TCA cycle, defi
07. Lipid metabolism: lipolysis, fates of Acetyl-CoA, ketone bodies, ketosi
08. Protein metabolism: Amino acid pool, Transamination, Deamination. Sourc
Kidney, Body fluid, Electrolytes and Acid Base Balance
01. Body fluids compartments, fluid intake and output chart.
02. Kidney: functions of kidneys. Nephron: structure, types, parts & functi
03. Mechanism of urine formation. Glomerular filtration rate (GFR), determi
04. Reabsorption and secretion by the renal tubules. Renal threshold, tubul
05. Mechanism of formation of concentrated & dilute urine. Diuresis: defini
06. Acidification of urine. Micturition reflex.
07. Acid-Base Balance- origin of acids & bases, maintenance of static blood
08. Serum Electrolytes- Serum electrolytes & their reference ranges. Functi
Clinical Biochemistry and Clinical Endocrinology
01. Clinical biochemistry: SI unit, laboratory hazards. Sample collection,
02. Clinical enzymology: lipid profiles of blood and their clinical importa
03. Diagnosis of diabetes mellitus: OGTT and its interpretation, definition
04. Thyroid function tests and their interpretation.
05. Common liver function tests (LFT) and Jaundice.
06. Renal function tests and their interpretation.
Fundamental of Molecular Biology and Genetics
01. Definition of Nucleic acids, nucleotides, DNA. Transcription and transl
02. Definition of Gene, Genetic code, mutation, Genotype, Phenotype, RNA.
03. Recombinant DNA technology, PCR, concept of biotechnology
Dental Anatomy
Oral Physiology
01. Occlusion
02. Mastication
03. Eruption
04. Shedding
05. Swallowing
06. Sucking
07. Receptors
08. Speech
09. Pain and Pain Pathways
Taste and Taste Pathway
Embryology
01. Basic Embryology
02. Pharyngeal arch, cleft and pouches
03. Development of Face and Congenital defects
04. Development of jaws, palates, tongue, and lips
05. Early Developmet of teeth
Dental Morpology
01. Introduction
02. Central Incisors
03. Lateral Incisors
04. Canines
05. Premolars
06. Maxillary Molars
07. Mandibular Molars
08. Deciduous Teeth
Applied and Comparative Dental Anatomy
01. Characteristics of Human dentition, Types of tooth attachment
02. Comparative Anatomy of Dental Tissues and Rodent Incisor
03. Maxillary Sinus
04. Vascualar Supply, Lymphatic Drainage, Innervations of oro-dental tissue
Oral Histology
01. Structure of Oral Tissue
02. Cell
03. Collagen
04. Hard Tissue
05. Enamel, Amelogenesis
06. Dentine, Dentinogenesis
07. Pulp, Development of Pulp
08. Cementum, Cementogenesis
09. The Periodontal Ligament, it's Development
10. Oral Mucosa and Gingiva
11. Alveolar Bone
12. Temporo-Mandibular Joint and it's Development
13. Salivary Glands and it's Developmet
14. Tougue
Science of Dental Materials
Basic Principle of Dental Materials
01. Overview of materials and Dental applications
02. Structure of Matter and Principles of adhesion
03. Physical Properties and Chemical Properties of Solid
04. Mechanical Properties of Dental Materials
05. Structures of Cast Dental Alloys
06. Dental Polymer
07. Biocompatibility of Dental Materials
Auxiliary Dental Materials
01. Impression Materials
02. Gypssum Products
03. Casting Investments and Procedures
04. Dental Waxes
05. Separating Media
06. Materials and Process for Cutting Gringding, Finishing and Polishing
Restorative materials
01. Bonding and Bonding Agents
02. Restorative Resings
03. Dental Cements
04. Dental amalgam
05. Direct filling gold
Indirect Restorative and Prosthetic Materials
01. Alloys
02. Soldering Alloys
03. Tarnish and Corrosion
04. Dental Ceramics, Porcelain Fushed to Metal
05. Wrought alloys: Carbon-steel and Stainless steel, Nickel Titanium, Nobl
06. Alloy for Dies and Counter Dies
07. Dental Fluxes
08. Dental Implant
09. Denture Base Resins
10. Base Metal and Its Important
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BDS35
Home
Anatomy
Thorax
Abdomen
Head & Neck
Base of the Skull and Sphenoid Bone
Physiology
General Physiology
01. Defination, goal & importance of physiology Homeostasis: definition, ma
02. The Cell: Organization, cell membrane, cell organelles and their functi
03. The cell membrane trasport: active & passive transport, exocytosis & en
04. Neuromuscular junction: skeletal muscle contraction and relaxation. Tra
Blood
01. Composition & functions of blood, plasma proteins : Origin, normal valu
02. RBC: normal count, morphology, functions, erythropoiesis. Hemoglobin :
03. WBC: classification with normal count, morphology & functions Leucocyto
04. Platelets : normal count & functions Homeostasis: definiton & events Co
05. Blood grouping : ABO & Rh system, hazards of blood transfusion & Rh ...
Cardiovascular System
01. Properties of cardiac muscle. Junctional tissues of the heart. Generati
02. Cardiac cycle: definition, events, pressure & volume changes during dif
03. Functional classification of blood vessels. Local & humoral control of
04. SV, EDV, ESV : definition & factors affecting them. Cardiac output : de
05. Peripheral resistance : definition & factors affecting. Blood pressure
Respiratory System
01. Respiration : definition, mechanism. Pulmonary & Alveolar ventilation.
02. Composition of atmospheric, alveolar, inspired and expired air. Respira
03. Transport of Oxygen & Carbon dioxide in blood.
04. Respiratory centers : name, location & functions. Nervous & chemical re
Endocrinology
01. Endocrine glands : name 10 Hormones : definition, classification, mec
02. Hypothalamic hormones (releasing, inhibitory). Pituitary hormones (ant
03. Thyroid hormones : biosynthesis, transport and functions.
04. Parathyroid hormone : functions, mechanism of action, Calcium & Phospha
05. Adrenocortical hormones : name, functions and regulation of secretion
06. Hormones of endocrine pancreas : functions. consequences of hyperglycae
Reproductive System
01. Reproductive System : Introduction to male reproductive physiology, spe
02. Intorduction to female reproductive physiology Menstrual cycle, ovarian
Nervous System
01. Functional organization and functions of major levels of central nervou
02. Sensory systems of the body: Sensory receptors, reflex, reflex arc, gen
03. Descending tracts/motor pathways : name, function. Upper motor neuron a
04. Function of cerebellum, thalamus, hypothalamus and basal ganglia
05. Normal body temperature, site of measurement sources of heat gain, chan
06. Autonomic Nervous system : functional organization, name, function.
Special Sense
07. Basic concept of vision : visual receptor, visual pathway, refractive e
08. Basic concept of hearing : auditory apparatus, receptor, Deafness
09. Smell : receptor and pathway Taste : receptors, modalities of taste sen
Biochemistry
Biophysics and Biomolecules
01. Introduction of biochemistry, acid, base, pH, pK, buffer acids.
02. Define solutions, standard solution, crystalloid and colloid. Define &
03. Define & classify carbohydrates, protein & lipids.
04. Define & classify enzymes, coenzymes, cofactors, isoenzymes. Describe t
05. Define steroids and sterols. Describe the sources & biomedical importan
Food, Nutrition and Vitamins
01. Basic concepts of Nutrient, food, diet, balanced diet, essential dietar
02. Dietary fibers, nutritional importance of carbohydrate, lipid & protein
03. Minerals (macro & micro), trace elements, common nutritional disorders,
04. Water soluble vitamins: definition, classification, sources, functions,
05. Fat soluble vitamins: definition, classification, sources, functions, R
GIT, Bioenergetics and Metabolism
01. Physiologic anatomy of gastrointestinal tract (GIT). enteric nervous sy
02. Digestive juices; composition, functions and regulation of secretion.
03. Digestion and absorption of carbohydrate, protein and fat.
04. Functions of liver and liver function tests.
05. Bioenergetics: biological oxidation, high energy phosphates, oxidative
06. Carbohydrate metabolism: glycolysis, fates of pyruvate, TCA cycle, defi
07. Lipid metabolism: lipolysis, fates of Acetyl-CoA, ketone bodies, ketosi
08. Protein metabolism: Amino acid pool, Transamination, Deamination. Sourc
Kidney, Body fluid, Electrolytes and Acid Base Balance
01. Body fluids compartments, fluid intake and output chart.
02. Kidney: functions of kidneys. Nephron: structure, types, parts & functi
03. Mechanism of urine formation. Glomerular filtration rate (GFR), determi
04. Reabsorption and secretion by the renal tubules. Renal threshold, tubul
05. Mechanism of formation of concentrated & dilute urine. Diuresis: defini
06. Acidification of urine. Micturition reflex.
07. Acid-Base Balance- origin of acids & bases, maintenance of static blood
08. Serum Electrolytes- Serum electrolytes & their reference ranges. Functi
Clinical Biochemistry and Clinical Endocrinology
01. Clinical biochemistry: SI unit, laboratory hazards. Sample collection,
02. Clinical enzymology: lipid profiles of blood and their clinical importa
03. Diagnosis of diabetes mellitus: OGTT and its interpretation, definition
04. Thyroid function tests and their interpretation.
05. Common liver function tests (LFT) and Jaundice.
06. Renal function tests and their interpretation.
Fundamental of Molecular Biology and Genetics
01. Definition of Nucleic acids, nucleotides, DNA. Transcription and transl
02. Definition of Gene, Genetic code, mutation, Genotype, Phenotype, RNA.
03. Recombinant DNA technology, PCR, concept of biotechnology
Dental Anatomy
Oral Physiology
01. Occlusion
02. Mastication
03. Eruption
04. Shedding
05. Swallowing
06. Sucking
07. Receptors
08. Speech
09. Pain and Pain Pathways
Taste and Taste Pathway
Embryology
01. Basic Embryology
02. Pharyngeal arch, cleft and pouches
03. Development of Face and Congenital defects
04. Development of jaws, palates, tongue, and lips
05. Early Developmet of teeth
Dental Morpology
01. Introduction
02. Central Incisors
03. Lateral Incisors
04. Canines
05. Premolars
06. Maxillary Molars
07. Mandibular Molars
08. Deciduous Teeth
Applied and Comparative Dental Anatomy
01. Characteristics of Human dentition, Types of tooth attachment
02. Comparative Anatomy of Dental Tissues and Rodent Incisor
03. Maxillary Sinus
04. Vascualar Supply, Lymphatic Drainage, Innervations of oro-dental tissue
Oral Histology
01. Structure of Oral Tissue
02. Cell
03. Collagen
04. Hard Tissue
05. Enamel, Amelogenesis
06. Dentine, Dentinogenesis
07. Pulp, Development of Pulp
08. Cementum, Cementogenesis
09. The Periodontal Ligament, it's Development
10. Oral Mucosa and Gingiva
11. Alveolar Bone
12. Temporo-Mandibular Joint and it's Development
13. Salivary Glands and it's Developmet
14. Tougue
Science of Dental Materials
Basic Principle of Dental Materials
01. Overview of materials and Dental applications
02. Structure of Matter and Principles of adhesion
03. Physical Properties and Chemical Properties of Solid
04. Mechanical Properties of Dental Materials
05. Structures of Cast Dental Alloys
06. Dental Polymer
07. Biocompatibility of Dental Materials
Auxiliary Dental Materials
01. Impression Materials
02. Gypssum Products
03. Casting Investments and Procedures
04. Dental Waxes
05. Separating Media
06. Materials and Process for Cutting Gringding, Finishing and Polishing
Restorative materials
01. Bonding and Bonding Agents
02. Restorative Resings
03. Dental Cements
04. Dental amalgam
05. Direct filling gold
Indirect Restorative and Prosthetic Materials
01. Alloys
02. Soldering Alloys
03. Tarnish and Corrosion
04. Dental Ceramics, Porcelain Fushed to Metal
05. Wrought alloys: Carbon-steel and Stainless steel, Nickel Titanium, Nobl
06. Alloy for Dies and Counter Dies
07. Dental Fluxes
08. Dental Implant
09. Denture Base Resins
10. Base Metal and Its Important
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Home
Anatomy
Thorax
Abdomen
Head & Neck
Base of the Skull and Sphenoid Bone
Physiology
General Physiology
01. Defination, goal & importance of physiology Homeostasis: definition, ma
02. The Cell: Organization, cell membrane, cell organelles and their functi
03. The cell membrane trasport: active & passive transport, exocytosis & en
04. Neuromuscular junction: skeletal muscle contraction and relaxation. Tra
Blood
01. Composition & functions of blood, plasma proteins : Origin, normal valu
02. RBC: normal count, morphology, functions, erythropoiesis. Hemoglobin :
03. WBC: classification with normal count, morphology & functions Leucocyto
04. Platelets : normal count & functions Homeostasis: definiton & events Co
05. Blood grouping : ABO & Rh system, hazards of blood transfusion & Rh ...
Cardiovascular System
01. Properties of cardiac muscle. Junctional tissues of the heart. Generati
02. Cardiac cycle: definition, events, pressure & volume changes during dif
03. Functional classification of blood vessels. Local & humoral control of
04. SV, EDV, ESV : definition & factors affecting them. Cardiac output : de
05. Peripheral resistance : definition & factors affecting. Blood pressure
Respiratory System
01. Respiration : definition, mechanism. Pulmonary & Alveolar ventilation.
02. Composition of atmospheric, alveolar, inspired and expired air. Respira
03. Transport of Oxygen & Carbon dioxide in blood.
04. Respiratory centers : name, location & functions. Nervous & chemical re
Endocrinology
01. Endocrine glands : name 10 Hormones : definition, classification, mec
02. Hypothalamic hormones (releasing, inhibitory). Pituitary hormones (ant
03. Thyroid hormones : biosynthesis, transport and functions.
04. Parathyroid hormone : functions, mechanism of action, Calcium & Phospha
05. Adrenocortical hormones : name, functions and regulation of secretion
06. Hormones of endocrine pancreas : functions. consequences of hyperglycae
Reproductive System
01. Reproductive System : Introduction to male reproductive physiology, spe
02. Intorduction to female reproductive physiology Menstrual cycle, ovarian
Nervous System
01. Functional organization and functions of major levels of central nervou
02. Sensory systems of the body: Sensory receptors, reflex, reflex arc, gen
03. Descending tracts/motor pathways : name, function. Upper motor neuron a
04. Function of cerebellum, thalamus, hypothalamus and basal ganglia
05. Normal body temperature, site of measurement sources of heat gain, chan
06. Autonomic Nervous system : functional organization, name, function.
Special Sense
07. Basic concept of vision : visual receptor, visual pathway, refractive e
08. Basic concept of hearing : auditory apparatus, receptor, Deafness
09. Smell : receptor and pathway Taste : receptors, modalities of taste sen
Biochemistry
Biophysics and Biomolecules
01. Introduction of biochemistry, acid, base, pH, pK, buffer acids.
02. Define solutions, standard solution, crystalloid and colloid. Define &
03. Define & classify carbohydrates, protein & lipids.
04. Define & classify enzymes, coenzymes, cofactors, isoenzymes. Describe t
05. Define steroids and sterols. Describe the sources & biomedical importan
Food, Nutrition and Vitamins
01. Basic concepts of Nutrient, food, diet, balanced diet, essential dietar
02. Dietary fibers, nutritional importance of carbohydrate, lipid & protein
03. Minerals (macro & micro), trace elements, common nutritional disorders,
04. Water soluble vitamins: definition, classification, sources, functions,
05. Fat soluble vitamins: definition, classification, sources, functions, R
GIT, Bioenergetics and Metabolism
01. Physiologic anatomy of gastrointestinal tract (GIT). enteric nervous sy
02. Digestive juices; composition, functions and regulation of secretion.
03. Digestion and absorption of carbohydrate, protein and fat.
04. Functions of liver and liver function tests.
05. Bioenergetics: biological oxidation, high energy phosphates, oxidative
06. Carbohydrate metabolism: glycolysis, fates of pyruvate, TCA cycle, defi
07. Lipid metabolism: lipolysis, fates of Acetyl-CoA, ketone bodies, ketosi
08. Protein metabolism: Amino acid pool, Transamination, Deamination. Sourc
Kidney, Body fluid, Electrolytes and Acid Base Balance
01. Body fluids compartments, fluid intake and output chart.
02. Kidney: functions of kidneys. Nephron: structure, types, parts & functi
03. Mechanism of urine formation. Glomerular filtration rate (GFR), determi
04. Reabsorption and secretion by the renal tubules. Renal threshold, tubul
05. Mechanism of formation of concentrated & dilute urine. Diuresis: defini
06. Acidification of urine. Micturition reflex.
07. Acid-Base Balance- origin of acids & bases, maintenance of static blood
08. Serum Electrolytes- Serum electrolytes & their reference ranges. Functi
Clinical Biochemistry and Clinical Endocrinology
01. Clinical biochemistry: SI unit, laboratory hazards. Sample collection,
02. Clinical enzymology: lipid profiles of blood and their clinical importa
03. Diagnosis of diabetes mellitus: OGTT and its interpretation, definition
04. Thyroid function tests and their interpretation.
05. Common liver function tests (LFT) and Jaundice.
06. Renal function tests and their interpretation.
Fundamental of Molecular Biology and Genetics
01. Definition of Nucleic acids, nucleotides, DNA. Transcription and transl
02. Definition of Gene, Genetic code, mutation, Genotype, Phenotype, RNA.
03. Recombinant DNA technology, PCR, concept of biotechnology
Dental Anatomy
Oral Physiology
01. Occlusion
02. Mastication
03. Eruption
04. Shedding
05. Swallowing
06. Sucking
07. Receptors
08. Speech
09. Pain and Pain Pathways
Taste and Taste Pathway
Embryology
01. Basic Embryology
02. Pharyngeal arch, cleft and pouches
03. Development of Face and Congenital defects
04. Development of jaws, palates, tongue, and lips
05. Early Developmet of teeth
Dental Morpology
01. Introduction
02. Central Incisors
03. Lateral Incisors
04. Canines
05. Premolars
06. Maxillary Molars
07. Mandibular Molars
08. Deciduous Teeth
Applied and Comparative Dental Anatomy
01. Characteristics of Human dentition, Types of tooth attachment
02. Comparative Anatomy of Dental Tissues and Rodent Incisor
03. Maxillary Sinus
04. Vascualar Supply, Lymphatic Drainage, Innervations of oro-dental tissue
Oral Histology
01. Structure of Oral Tissue
02. Cell
03. Collagen
04. Hard Tissue
05. Enamel, Amelogenesis
06. Dentine, Dentinogenesis
07. Pulp, Development of Pulp
08. Cementum, Cementogenesis
09. The Periodontal Ligament, it's Development
10. Oral Mucosa and Gingiva
11. Alveolar Bone
12. Temporo-Mandibular Joint and it's Development
13. Salivary Glands and it's Developmet
14. Tougue
Science of Dental Materials
Basic Principle of Dental Materials
01. Overview of materials and Dental applications
02. Structure of Matter and Principles of adhesion
03. Physical Properties and Chemical Properties of Solid
04. Mechanical Properties of Dental Materials
05. Structures of Cast Dental Alloys
06. Dental Polymer
07. Biocompatibility of Dental Materials
Auxiliary Dental Materials
01. Impression Materials
02. Gypssum Products
03. Casting Investments and Procedures
04. Dental Waxes
05. Separating Media
06. Materials and Process for Cutting Gringding, Finishing and Polishing
Restorative materials
01. Bonding and Bonding Agents
02. Restorative Resings
03. Dental Cements
04. Dental amalgam
05. Direct filling gold
Indirect Restorative and Prosthetic Materials
01. Alloys
02. Soldering Alloys
03. Tarnish and Corrosion
04. Dental Ceramics, Porcelain Fushed to Metal
05. Wrought alloys: Carbon-steel and Stainless steel, Nickel Titanium, Nobl
06. Alloy for Dies and Counter Dies
07. Dental Fluxes
08. Dental Implant
09. Denture Base Resins
10. Base Metal and Its Important
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