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21 Aug 07: You can download Third Year Question Papers of 07 Feb Exam. The rest will be be uploaded in a few days. Posted by Dr. Bhargava, JJM Medical College, Davangere. netmedico@gmail.com

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1. Medical Ethics, 2/e, 2004, by C.M.Francis. 2. Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research on Human Subjects, 2000, by ICMR Posted by Nandish.B

Theory: Level-I: 1. Park’s TextBook of Preventive & Social Medicine, 18/e, 2004, by K.Park. 2. Text book of P&SM, 3/e, by B.K.Mahajan & M.Gupta. 3. Introduction to Health Statistics, by Sathya Swaroop. 4. Text Book of Social Medicine, by B.Sridhar Rao. Level-II: 1. Essentials of CM, 1997, by Suresh Chandra. 2. Textbook of CM, 1998, by A.P.Kulkarni & J.P.Baride. 3. Community Medicine without tears, 1984, by B.S.Nagaraj. Level-III: 1. The Disease of Occupations, >=6/e, 1978, by Donald Hunter. 2. ILO Encyclopedia of Occupational Health & Safety, Vol 1&2, 4/e, by ILO. 3. Clinical Nutrition, by Jallifee. Practicals: 1. A hand Book of Medical Entomology, by G.K.Rathnaswamy. 2. Nutritive Value of Indian Food Stuffs, by Gopalan et al. Posted by Nandish.B

Theory: Written Exam: Paper I: 100 marks Evolution of public health & concepts of health. Environment & health. Health education. Nutrition & Dietetics. Occupational health. Medical sociology & Community mental health. Bio-statistics. Basic Epidemiology. Paper II: 100 marks:- Epidemiology of specific diseases: communicable & non-communicable diseases. Demography. RCH. School Health. Geriatrics. Urban health. Health system in India. Health Planning & management including disaster management. International Health. ———————————— VIVA: 40 marks ========================== PRACTICALS: *Problem solving exercises(Problems based on Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Demography, Environmental health, Nutrition & Health care of Community): 35 marks. *Clinico-Social case presentation: 35 marks *Spotters(Know what is the spotter & atleast 2-4 points to write about it): 10 marks Total Practicals: 80 mark

Theory: Written Exam: Paper 1: 1. General Pharmacology including clinical pharmacology: 15 marks 2. CNS & Local anaesthetics: 25 marks 3. ANS including Parkinsonism, Skeletal Muscle Relaxants: 25 marks 4. CVS: 20 marks 5. Blood & Pharmacotherapy of shock: 20 marks 6. Diuretics & Antidiuretics: 15 markc Total: 100 marks Paper 2: 1. Chemotherapy: 40 marks 2. Endocrines(Hormones): 20 marks 3. GI system: 10 marks 4. Autocoids: 10 marks 5. Resp system, Chelating agents, Immunosuppressives: 10 marks 6. Drugs used in Gout & Rheumatoid Arthritis, Vitamins, Enzymes in therapy, Drugs acting on Uterus, Antiseptics & Disinfectants: 10 marks Total: 100 marks VIVA: 1. General pharmacology, CNS, local anesthetics, Biogenic amines & Polypeptides, Gout & Rheumatoid arthritis: 10 marks 2. ANS, Parkinsonism, CVS, Blood & Blood forming organs, Hypolipidemic agents, Diuretics: 10 marks. 3. Endocrines, GIT, Uterus, Resp system: 10 marks 4. Chemotherapy, Antiseptics & Disi

1. The essentials of FM & Toxicology, 24/e, 2005, by K.S.Narayanreddy 2. Principles of FM, 2/e, 2001 by Apurbanandy 3. Parikh’s textbook of Medical Jurisprudence & Toxicology, 7/e, 2001, C.K.Parikh. 4. Forensic Medicine, by Guharaj.P.V 5. Modi’s Medical Jurisprudence & Toxicology, 21/e, by C.A.Franklin 6. Medico legal Post Mortem in India, by C.K.Parikh 7. Forensic Medicine, 9/e 1985, by Keith Simpson & Bernard Knight. 8. Textbook of Forensic Medicine, 3/e, 2004 by V.V.Pillay Posted by Nandish.B

Theory: Written exam: I. FM: 1,2,3,4 & III. Medical Jurisprudence: 12 marks I. FM: 5,6,7,8: 12 marks I. FM: 9,10,11: 12 marks I. FM: 12,13,14,15: 12 marks I. FM: 16,17,18: 10 marks I. FM: 19,20,21: 12 marks. II. Forensic psychiatry: 10 marks. Toxicology: 20 marks. Total: 100 marks. Viva: 20 marks. PRACTICALS: Age estimation: 10 marks X-rays/Bones: 10 marks Autopsy questions: 05 marks Spotters: 10 marks Medical certificates: 05 marks Total: 40 marks Posted by Nandish.B

Text books: 1. Textbook of microbiology, 7/e 2005, by (Late) R.Ananthanarayan & C.K.Jayaram Paniker. 2. Medical microbiology, by Melnick Jawetz et al. 3. Microbiology, by Joklik & Willett Zinsser et. Al. 4. Parasitology, by KDC.Chatterjee. 5. Textbook of medical parasitology, by C.K.Jayaram Paniker. 6. Essential of Medical microbiology, by Bhatia & Ichhpujani. 7. A textbook of microbiology, by Chakraborthy. Reference books: Level-1: 1. Medical microbiology 15/e, by Greenwood 2. Essential Immunology, 6/e by Ivan.M.Roitt. 3. Pathogenesis of infectious diseases, by Cedric, Playfair MIMS et al. 4. Medical Microbiology, 2/e by Rippon 5. Diagnostic Microbiology, by Allen & Janda Koneman et al. 6. Immunology, 3/e by Bellanti Level-2: 1. Manual of clinical microbiology, by Balows. 2. Medical Immunology, by Terr & Parslow Stites 3. Immunology, by Brostoff & Male Roitt 4. Medical Mycology, by Binford Emmons et al. 5. Manson’s Tropical Diseases, by Manson-Bell Barr 6

THEORY: Written Exam: Paper I: General pathology, Clinical Pathology, Haematology 1. General pathology: 50 marks 2. Haematology: 20 marks. 3. Clinical Pathology: 15 marks. 4. Clinical Haematology: 15 marks. Total: 100 marks. Paper II: Systemic Pathology 1. CVS, Resp. systm: 20 marks. 2. Alimentary system including diseases of liver, Gall bladder & Exocrine Pancreas: 20 marks. 3. Endocrine system (Diseases of thyroid, adrenals, parathyroid, pituitary &endocrine pancreas) & Lymphoreticular system: 20 marks. 4. Urinary systm, Male & Female genital system, Breast: 20 marks. 5. Musculoskeletal systm, nervous system, skin, ocular pathology: 20 marks. Total: 100 marks. VIVA-VOCE: 1. General Pathology: 10 marks. 2. Clinical Pathology: 10 marks. 3. Systemic Pathology-I(CVS,RS,GIT): 10 marks. 4. Systemic Pathology-II(Renal systm, Bones, Joints, Male & Female reproductive system,Endocrinology, Skin, CNS, Lymph node & Spleen): 10 marks. PRACTICALS 1. Spotters:(Slides, sp

TEXT BOOKS: 1. Pathologic Basis of Diseases by Stanley.L.Robbins, 7/e. 2. Textbook of Pathology by Harsh Mohan, 5/e. 3. de Gruchy’s Clinical Haematology in Medical practise by Frant Firkin, 5/e, 1989. 4. General Pathology by J.B.Walter & M.S.Israel, 7/e, 1996. 5. Pathology, Illustrated, by Alasdair Govan, 4/e. 6. Medical Laboratory Technology by Ramnik Sood, 5/e, 2005. REFERENCE BOOKS: Level-1: 1. Oxford Textbook of Pathology, Vol1, 2a & 2b by Jaures Mc Gee, 1992. 2. Anderson’s Pathology, VolI & II, by John Kissane, 10/e, 1996. 3. Colour Atlas of Histopathology by R.C.Curran, 3/e, 1985. 4. Muir’s Text Book of Pathology by Roddie Moic Sween & Keith Whaley, 13/e. 1992. 5. Practical Haematology by Sir John Dacie & SM.Lewis, 8/e, 1991. 6. Pathology by Emanuel Rubin & John Faber, 4/e. Level-2: 1. Systemic Pathology, Vol 1-16, by WSTC.Symmers, 3/e, 1995. 2. Novak’s Text book of Gynecology, by Howond Jones & Geogeanna Jones, 10/e, 1981. Lev

THEORY Written Exam: Paper I (50 marks): 1. Cell Structure & function, Subcellular organelles, cell membranes, transport across the membranes. 5 marks 2. Chemistry, digestion, absorption & metabolism of carbohydrates. 10 marks. 3. Chemistry, digestion, absorption & metabolism of lipids. 10 marks. 4. Amino acids & protein chemistry, general reactions of Amino acids, digestion & absorption, urea cycle & metabolism of amino acids. 5. Endocrine functions & Biochemical tests. 5 marks. 6. Detoxification & Xenobiotics. 5 marks. 7. Enzymes. 10 marks. 8. Biological oxidation, integration of metabolism, TCA cycle & regulation of metabolism. 10 marks. 9. Free radicals & antioxidants. 5 marks. 10. Biochemistry of cancer, oncogenes & tumour markers. 5 marks. Paper II (50 marks): 1. Nucleotides & nucleic acid chemistry. 5 marks. 2. Purine & pyrimidine nucleotide metabolism, DNA metabolism, RNA metabolism, Protein Biosynthesis. 10 marks. 3. Vitamin

THEORY EXAM: WRITTEN EXAM: Topicwise weightage of marks in University Written Exam: Paper I: 1. General Physiology: 4 marks 2. Blood: 20 marks 3. Cardiovascular system: 24 marks 4. Respiratory system: 20 marks. 5. Gastrointestinal system: 20 marks 6. Renal system: 12 marks. (Marks for Gastrointestinal system & Renal system can be interchanged) Total: 100 marks Paper II: 1. Endocrines: 20 marks 2. Special senses: 20 marks 3. Reproduction: 12 marks 4. CNS: 28 marks 5. Muscle-Nerve: 16 marks 6. Skin & Body Temperature: 4 marks (Marks for Endocrines & Reproduction can be interchanged) Total: 100 marks ————————- VIVA-VOCE: 1. Portion of Paper I: 20 marks. 2. Portion of Paper II: 20 marks Total: 40 marks ———————— PRACTICALS I.Clinical & Experimental Physiology(2 hrs): 1. Clinical Examination: 20 marks. 2. Procedure on human subjects: 20 marks. Total: 40 marks. II. Practical Ph

THEORY WRITTEN EXAM: Topicwise weightage of marks in University Written Exam: Paper I: 1. Head & Neck: 30 Marks 2. Brain, Spinal cord: 10 Marks 3. Upper Limb: 20 Marks 4. Thorax including diaphragm: 20 marks. 5. General Anatomy. General Embryology, General Histology: 20 marks Total: 100 marks Paper II: 1. Abdomen: 30 marks 2. Pelvis & Perineum: 20 marks 3. Lower limb: 20 marks 4. Systemic Histology: 10 marks 5. Genetics: 10 marks 6. Systemic Embryology: 10 marks Total 100 marks —————————————- Topicwise distribution of questions: Paper I: Long essays: (2* 10marks= 20 marks) 1. Head & Neck 2. Brain, Spinal cord 3. Upper Limb 4. Thorax including diaphragm 5. Relevant systemic embryology Short Essays: (10* 5marks= 50 marks) 1. Head & Neck 2. Brain, Spinal cord 3. Upper Limb 4. Thorax including diaphragm 5. General Embryology & Histology 6. Relevant systemic embryology & histology. Short An

TEXT BOOKS: 1. Harper’s Biochemistry by Robert.KK.Murray 26/e, 2003. 2. Textbook of medical Biochemistry by S.Ramakrishnan, K.G.Prasannan & R.Rajan 3/e, 2004. 3. Textbook of Biochemistry for Medical Students by D.M.Vasudevan & S.Sree Kumari 4/e, 2004. 4. Fundamantals of Biochemistry by Debajyothi Das 11/e, 2002. 5. Text Book of Biochemistry - A clinically oriented approach by Dr.Dinesh Puri, 2002. REFERENCE BOOKS: 1. Principles of Biochemistry by Albert Lehininger, 4/e, 2002. 2. Human Biochemistry by James.M.Orten & Oho.W.Neuhaus, 10/e, 1983. 3. Biochemistry by Lubert Strayer, 5/e, 2002. 4. Biochemistry with Clinical Correlations by Thomas.M.Devlin 5/e, 2002. 5. Biochemistry: A Case Oriented Approach by Rex Montgomery 6/e, 1996.

TEXT BOOKS: 1. Textbook of Physiology(11/e) by Arthur.C.Guyton. 2. Review of Medical Physiology by William.F.Ganong(Recent ed >18) 3. Human physiology by Arthur.J.Vander(Recent ed >6) 4. Basic Physiology for health sciences by Evard.E.Shlkurt(Recent ed >2) 5. Consice Medical Physiology by Sujith.K.Chaudhari(Recent ed >1) 6. Principles of anatomy & physiology by Gerald.J.Toratora (Recent ed >1) 7. Textbook of Physiology by Gabriel Engiela. 8. Textbook of Medical Physiology by A.K.Jain 9. Understanding medical physiology: Textbook for medical students by R.L.Bijalani REFERENCE BOOKS: Level.1: 1. Clinical Physiology by Campbell.E.J.Moran(Recent ed >4) Level 2: 1. Physiology by Robert.M.Berne & Mathew Levey(Recent ed >3) 2. Human Physiology by R.F.Schmidt & G.Thews(Recent ed >2) Level 3: 1. Medical Physiology by Veernow.B.Mountcastle(Recent ed >13) 2. Textbook of physiology by Harry.D.Patton(Recent ed >21) 3. Text of Physiology

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TEXT BOOKS: 1. Clinical Anatomy for Medical Students (7/e) by Richard.S. Snell 2. Clinically Oriented Anatomy (4/e) by Kieth.L.Moorie 3. Essentials of human anatomy (4 volumes) by A.K.Datta: Vol I: Thorax & Abdomen (6/e) Vol II: Head & Neck (3/e) 4. Text Book of anatomy with colour atlas (3 volumes) by Inderbir Singh: Vol I: Introduction, Osteology, Upper extremity, Lower extremity (3/e) Vol II: Thorax & Abdomen (3/e) Vol III: Head & Neck, CNS (3/e) 5. Human Osteology (2/e) by Inderbir Singh PRACTICALS: 1. Cunningham manual of practical anatomy (3 volumes) (3/e) by G.J.Romanes: Vol I: Upper & Lower limb Vol II: Thorax & Abdomen Vol III: Head & Neck HISTOLOGY: 1. Textbook of Histology (4/e) by Inderbir Singh 2. Bailey’s Textbook of Histology (16/e) by W.M.Copenhaver EMBRYOLOGY: 1. The Developing Human :Clinically Oriented Embryology (7/e) by Keith.L.Moorie & T.V.N.Persaud 2. Medical Embryology: Human Development: Normal-Abnormal (9/e) by Langman 3.