Information of the Medical

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Information of the Medical College / Institution

Year of Inception:

Government / Private

A.J. Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre, N.H. – 66, Kuntikana, Mangaluru – 575004

2002-03 Private

1 Name A.J. Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre, Mangaluru

2 Address with pin code

A.J. Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre

N.H-66, Kuntikana Mangaluru – 575 004 Karnataka, India

3 University Address with pin code

Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Jayanagar 4

^th

“T” Block

Bengaluru – 560 041.

Karnataka, India

4 Official Website

www.ajims.edu.in

5 Dean / Principal / Director

Dr. Ashok Hegde

6 Mobile No.

9845132949

7 Email ID of Dean

[email protected] / [email protected]

8 Hospital

A.J. Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital, Mangaluru

9 Date and Year of Registration of the

Hospital (DD/MM/YYYY)

Reg. No. DKA00396AAHP dt: 24.10.2017

10 Number of Beds

910 Beds

11 Number of Beds for emergency

30 Beds

12 Date of the First Letter of Permission

(LOP) of MBBS (DD/MM/YYY) &

Number of Seats

LOP No.U.12012/43/2001-ME(P-II) dt: 14.08.2002 100 Intake

13 Status of Recognition

Recognized

http://ajims.edu.in/WebPages/ViewGovtApproval.aspx

14 Number of MBBS and PG broad

specialty and Super specialty students admitted in this session*

MBBS : 150 MD/MS: 97 DM/MCh: 6

15 Inpatients registered and admitted

(01.01.2021 – 31.12.2021)**

2021 – 37243 (Till 30.11.2021) 2020 - 29146

2019 - 50160

16 Outpatients registered

(01.01.2021 – 31.12.2021)**

2021 – 395867 (Till 30.11.2021) 2020 - 320211

2019 - 594754

17 Number of Deaths reported to the

Municipality / village register

2021 – 284 (Till 30.11.2021) 2020 - 312

2019 - 359

18 Address and pin code of the

Corporation / village where the Death records are reported

The Registrar of Birth & Death City Corpoation

Lalbagh

Mangaluru – 575 003.

19 Website link / email ID / hyperlink of the corporation in case Death

Records are reported

https://ejanma.karnataka.gov.in

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20 Number of Births reported

2021 – 1002 (Till 30.11.2021) 2020 - 1082

2019 - 1184

21 Address and pin code of the

Corporation / village where the Birth records are reported

The Registrar of Birth & Death City Corpoation

Lalbagh

Mangaluru – 575 003.

22 Website link / email ID / hyperlink of the corporation in case Birth Records are reported

https://ejanma.karnataka.gov.in

23 Number of Rooms in men’s Hostel and students accommodated

Total : 240 Rooms x double Occupancy (with attached Toilets)

UG Boys – 200 Rooms x Double Occupancy Intern Boys – 40 Rooms x Double Occupancy Total students accommodated : 265 (UG)

Provided with independent and separate furniture which include chair, Study Table, Bed and full size cupboard, Book Shelf & Shoe Rack.

24 Total Number of Rooms in Women’s Hostel and Students accommodated

Total : 240 Rooms x double Occupancy (with attached Toilets)

UG Girls – 200 Rooms x Double Occupancy Intern Girls – 40 Rooms x Double Occupancy Total students accommodated : 331 (UG)

Provided with independent and separate furniture which include chair, Study Table, Bed and full size cupboard, Book Shelf & Shoe Rack.

25 Name of the Grievance Redressal Officer (PIO & CPIO)

Dr. Kalpana Shridhar Murulya Professor

Department of General Surgery

26 Address with Pin code

A.J. Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre, N.H-66, Kuntikana,

Mangaluru – 575 004

27 Telephone Number

Email ID

0824 – 2225541, 2223359

[email protected]

28 Grievances reported

2021 - Nil

2020 - Nil

2019 - Nil

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29. Details of Post-Graduation Courses offered Postgraduate Course Year of

Commencement of the Course

Number of Students Currently pursuing the

Course

Number of Students admitted in the current session

MD Anatomy 2009 Nil Nil

MD Physiology 2009 Nil Nil

MD Biochemistry 2009 Nil Nil

MD Microbiology 2009 Nil Nil

MD Pathology 2009 09 05

MD Pharmacology 2009 02 02

MD Forensic Medicine 2011 Nil Nil

MD Community Medicine

2009 04 04

MD General Medicine 2009 24 12

MD Dermatology 2009 06 03

MD Psychiatry 2016 02 01

MD Respiratory Medicine

2009 05 03

DTCD 2014 01 01

MD Paediatrics 2009 15 (One DCH) 08

MS General Surgery 2009 20 12

MS Orthopaedics 2009 16 08

MS Ophthalmology 2009 07 04

MS ENT 2009 08 05

MS Obstetrics &

Gynaecology

2009 12 06

MD Anaesthesiology 2009 20 12

MD Radio Diagnosis 2009 16 08

MD Radiation Oncology

2016 06 03

M.Ch Plastic &

Reconstructive Surgery

2012 Nil Nil

DM Cardiology 2014 02 02

M.Ch Urology 2014 08 04

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. Department wise list of Faculty Members

Departm ent

Name of the Faculty

Qualificatio n

IMR Number

Current Designat ion &

Date of Promoti

on

Nature of Employ

ment

Regular / perman

ent or contract /outsou rced

Details of Service in last 5 years Number of lectures taken/year Topics covered

1 2 3 4 5

2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

Anatomy Dr. Ajay Dutt Udyavar M.B.B.S., M.S.(Anatom

y) 38088

Professor

& HOD 13/12/20

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1. Gen. anatomyof CVS-- arteries. veins, anastamosis, collateral circulation:

Lymphatics&lymphnodesinbrief 2. Brachial Plexus-- including applied

anatomy

3. Brachial artery ; Anastamosis around elbow; Biceps brachii muscle; Musculo- cutaneous nerve

4. Triceps brachii muscle; Radial nerve—

origin, course, distribution & applied ana.;

Extensor retinaculum

5. Lungs I-- Features, surfaces, lobes, fissures, root of lung

6. Lungs II-- Broncho-pulmonary segments, Blood supply & nerve supply of lungs;

applied ana.

7. General Embryology VIII: Foetal membranes-- Amnion, amniotic fluid, Chorion; Fate (derivatives) of germ layers 8. Revision of I Sessional topics

9. Stomach (in detail)

10. Embryology of CVS- I: Primitive heart tube; devt of right atrium, devt of inter- atrial septum; fate of sinus venosus 11. Embryology of CVS- II: Devt of inter-

ventricular septum; fate of bulbuscordis;

bulbar/spiral septum; related anomalies 12. Anal canal-- in detail

13. Front of thigh- I : Superficial inguinal lymph nodes, Fascia lata, Ilio-tibial tract, Quadriceps femoris

14. Knee joint

15. Embryology of GIT- 1 (of 2) 16. Embryology of GIT- 2 (of 2)

17. Thyroid gland (in detail); Parathyroid glands

18. Muscles of mastication

19. Embryology : Pharyngeal arches, clefts and pouches– I

20. Embryology : Pharyngeal arches, clefts and pouches– II

21. Pons– internal structure (TS at 2 levels) Classification of white matter of cerebrum;

22. Corpus callosum & Internal Capsule (detail), Horizontal section of cerebrum 23. Revisionclass--- Gen. anatomy of Joints

(classification, structure of a typical synovial joint); Imp. muscles of shoulder and arm (Deltoid, Biceps, Triceps);

Axillary nerve and Musculocutaneous N.;

Shoulder joint

24. Revision/ Diagram class: V Singh Vol 3:

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Fig 7.9; 7.13; 8.4; 8.6

Departm ent

Name of the Faculty

Qualificatio n

IMR Number

Current Designat ion &

Date of Promoti

on

Nature of Employ

ment

Regular / perman

ent or contract /outsou rced

Details of Service in last 5 years Number of lectures taken/year Topics covered

1 2 3 4 5

2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

Anatomy Dr. Vinay Kumar V M.B.B.S., M.D.(Anatom

y) 73737

Professor Permane nt

Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. 24

1. Orientation to Anatomy Department 2. Introduction- Anatomical terminologies 3. Exam Pattern introduction

4. Muscle-- gen. ana(classfn. etc)

&Histology 5. Pectoral region 6. Pleura-- in detail

7. Fibrous skeleton of heart; Conducting system of heart; Nerve supply of heart 8. Oesophagus; Descending aorta (in

brief); Transverse sections of thorax at T3 , T4 & T5 levels

9. General Embryology VI-- Intra- embryonic mesoderm-- subdivisions;

paraxial mesoderm (somites), differentiation of somite 10. Embryology: Development of

Respiratory system 11. Caecum & Appendix 12. Perineum- II: Anal triangle--

Ischiorectal fossa , Pudendal canal, Pudendal nerve

13. Urinary Bladder (in detail) 14. Gluteus Maximus; Gluteus

medius&minimus (& abductor mechanism of hip)

15. Muscles of the anterior & lateral compartments of leg; Dorsalispedis A.

; Cutaneous innervation of foot (both dorsal and plantar aspects) 16. Deep fascia of neck (Deep cervical

fascia)

17. Anterior Triangle— subdivisions;

Digastric &Submental triangles;

Digastric &mylohyoid muscles (in brief)

18. Cranial cavity- II: Dural venous sinuses --- classification; Cavernous sinus in detail; Superior sagittal sinus (in brief);

19. Orbit- II: Oculomotor (III cranial) nerve; Ciliary ganglion, Ophthalmic artery, Superior orbital fissure 20. Histology: Spinal cord, cerebrum,

cerebellum

21. Pharynx- II: Laryngopharynx, Piriform Recess; Muscles of Pharynx, Nerve supply, etc.

22. Embryology: Development of Face &

Palate

23. Development of CNS

23.10; 24.2; 24.6; 25.2;

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Anatomy Dr.

Balakrishna Shetty M.B.B.S., M.D.(Anatom

y) 30813

Associate Professor 01/04/20

19

Permane nt

Asstt.

Pof.

Asso c.

Pof.

Asso c.

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1. Skin (in brief). Fasciae (Sup &deep), Modifications of fascia

2. Epithelial tissue; Connective tissue-- components (constituents) 3. Gen.anatomyofNervoussystem--

structureandtypesofneurons, neuroglia, etc; cranial &spinal nerves, typical spinal nerve, ganglia. (Histology in a

separateclass)

4. Muscles around scapula; quadrangular &

triangular spaces (in brief); Deltoid muscle ; Axillary nerve; Movements of scapula (in brief) (Trapezius

&Latissimusdorsi to be studied during dissection practicals)

5. Proximal and distal radio-ulnar joints, pronation and supination; Wrist joint ; first carpo-metacarpal joint; applied anatomy of the region (fracture scaphoid, Colles’ fracture, etc)

6. Blood supply of the heart inclg applied anatomy

7. Superior mediastinum-- Arch of aorta in detail

8. General Embryology I Spermatogenesis &

oogenesis

9. General Embryology II-- Maturation of ovarian follicle, ovarian cycle;

fertilization

10. Spleen; Superior &inerior mesenteric vessels

11. Kidneys (in detail)

12. Pelvis— bones, joints & ligaments in brief; differences between male and female pelvis Ureters (abdominal & pelvic parts);

13. Prostate & male urethra

14. Sciatic Nerve-- course, distribution (inclg.

terminal branches—tibial& common peroneal nerves), applied anatomy 15. Muscles of the back of leg; Sole of foot 16. Face: Muscles of facial expression—3

muscles in detail (Orbicularis oculi, Buccinator, O. oris)

17. Histology: Thyroid & parathyroid glands;

Pituitary gland

18. Orbit- I: Extraocular muscles 19. Temporo-mandibular joint

20. Embryology : Devt of Male reproductive system inclg descent of testis; list of derivatives of mesonephric duct 21. Tongue – Gross, muscles, Nerve supply 22. Ear- I: External ear (inclg external

auditory meatus), Tympanic membrane 23. Medulla oblongata-- surface features &

internal structure (TS at 3 levels) Revision/ Diagram class: V Singh Vol 1- Fig 11.5; 11.21; 11.23; 11.19 B &

24. 11.20 B; Fig 9.22

Fig 14.10; 14.15; 14.19; 14.21 26. Revision/ Diagram class: V Singh Vol 1:

Fig 3.16 B; 3.20; 4.10; 5.7 or 5.8;

5.11; 5.14 (use 5.13 also for labelling) 27. Revision/ Diagram class: V Singh Vol 1:

Fig 6.2 B; 6.6; 7.5; 8.3 (inset not reqd); 8.8; 8.15;

28. Early clinical Exposure: Myocardial infarction

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Anatomy Dr.

Prashanth K.U M.B.B.S., M.D.(Anatom

y) 29317

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Permane nt

Asstt.

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Asso c Prof.

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Assoc.

Prof. 29

1. Joints-- classification,sub-types of synovial joints, structure of typical synovial joint, nerve supply of joint 2. Shoulder joint

3. Thorax: Thoracic wall-- intercostal muscles (in brief); typical intercostal nerve; internal thoracic artery 4. Pericardium— layers, sinuses, applied

ana.

5. Diaphragm (‘thoracic diaphragm’)-- in detail

6. Inguinal canal-- in detail inclg inguinal hernia; Inguinal ligament

7. Peritoneum I: Greater omentum, Lesser omentum, Lesser sac, the Mesentery 8. Peritoneum II: Falciform Iigament, Tr.

mesocolon, sigmoid mesocolon, Peritoneal recesses, Hepato-renal pouch, Recto-uterine pouch 9. Suprarenal glands; Thoraco-lumbar

fascia

10. Rectum-- in detail

11. Pelvic diaphragm; Internal iliac artery 12. Adductor canal; Adductor muscles;

Obturator N.

13. Arches of foot

14. Posterior Triangle of neck ;

Sternocleido- mastoid; External jugular vein (in brief)

15. Sub-occipital triangle-- boundaries &

contents

16. Subclavian artery & its branches (inclg vertebral A. in some detail); Scalenus anterior and phrenic nerve (in brief) 17. Basics of Genetics- II: Chromosomal

abnormalities— types; ‘Non- dysjunction’; Numerical abnormalities (Aneuploidy)--- Down’s, Klinefelter’s and Turner syndromes

18. Basics of Genetics- IV: ‘Mutation’,

‘Genome’, Genetic counseling,Prenatal diagnosis.

19. Nasal cavity: Nasal septum & Lateral wall of the nose

20. Larynx I – Cartilages, ligaments, interior etc.

21. Larynx II - Muscles, Nerve supply, applied ana.

22. Cerebellum

23. Thalamus and Hypothalamus

Fig 24.3; 24.4; 24.5; 24.6; 24.7 25. Revision/ Diagram class: V Singh Vol 3:

Fig 5.3; 5.8; 6.5 B; 6.6 B; 6.7; Fig 16.12 (Distal part of each branch need not be drawn)

Fig 9.8; 10.21; 10.22; 10.4; 10.6 27. Revision/ Diagram class: V Singh Vol 3:

Fig 13.11; 13.15; 13.19 A; 13.20;

14.1

18.5; 18.10; 19.6 C; 19.8; 19.19 (For labelling, use fig 19.26 also)

Fig 20.3; 20.6; 20.7;

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Anatomy Dr.

Sweekritha M.B.B.S., M.D.(Anatom

y) 82885

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Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

Assoc . Prof.

Assoc

. Prof. 24

1. Bone- I: Classification (inclg. defn. of axial &appendicular skeleton), parts of a long bone, epiphysis, blood supply of bones

2. Bone-

II:Growthofbone,epiphysealplate,typeso fossification in brief, laws of ossification:

Histology of bone (compact bone)-- TS

&LS

3. Axilla – boundaries & contents (in brief); Axillary artery, anastamosis around scapula

4. Cubital fossa– boundaries & contents (in brief); Median nerve -- origin, course, distribution & applied anatomy; Flexor retinaculum of hand (Muscle groups of front of forearm— nerve supply &

actions of important muscles--- to be studiedduring dissection practicals)

5. Veins of upper limb-- Cephalic, basilic and median cubital veins; Elbow joint 6. General Embryology IV-- Chorionic villi;

Placenta, placental membrane, anomalies of placenta 7. Pancreas

8. Liver Extra-hepatic biliary apparatus (in detail)

9. Perineum- I: Boundaries &

subdivisions; Uro-genital triangle-- Superficial & deep perineal pouches, Perineal body, Urogenital diaphragm

10. Uterus-- in detail, including supports & applied anatomy 11. Front of thigh- II : Femoral triangle--

boundaries & contents; Femoral artery;

Femoral sheath (incl. Femoral hernia) 12. Hamstrings; Popliteal fossa--

boundaries & contents 13. Scalp-- in detail

14. Cranial cavity- I: Dural folds; Middle meningeal artery; Pituitary gland (gross anatomy); ‘Emissary veins’

15. Basics of Genetics- I: Genes, Alleles, Laws of inheritance; Chromosomes-- structure & classification; Sex chromatin or Barr body; Karyotyping 16. Maxillary artery

17. Pharynx- I: Sub divisions ; Nasopharynx, Auditory tube;

Oropharynx, Palatine tonsil 18. Spinal cord-- gross features, TS

(positions of tracts only), blood supply 19. Fourth ventricle

Fig 24.8; 24.9; 25.1; 25.3 [Note that in this fig, the areas above & belowthe horizontal fissure represent superior &

inferior surfaces (of cerebellum) respectively] ; 25.5;

Fig 10.13; 10.9; 10.8;

Fig 13.3; 13.7;13.12 23. Early clinical Exposure: Liver

disorder—portal HTN , Portal vein, Porto caval anastomosis

Fig 6.1;3.24; 4.11 (or a similar diagram to show walls of inguinal canal, from any book/net); 4.12; 5.14

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Anatomy Dr. Pranup Roshan Quadras M.B.B.S., M.D.(Anatom

y) 98489

Assistant Professor

Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

(Aug 2018)

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

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1. Superficial and deep palmar arches;

Cutaneous nerve supply of hand;

Fascial spaces of hand inclg pulp space (with applied ana)

2. Heart-- external features; Right atrium in detail inclg interior 3. Histology: Glands

4. Histology: Skin (thick skin and thin skin)

5. General Embryology III-- Cleavage, blastocyst, trophoblast; Implantation, deciduas

6. Testis (in detail); Epididymis, Spermatic cord

7. Portal vein, Porto-caval (porto- systemic) anastomoses

8. Muscles of Posterior abdominal wall;

Lumbar plexus, Cisterna chyli ; Abdominal aorta, Inferior vena cava 9. Histology: Large intestine, Appendix 10. Hip joint— in detail

11. Histology: Testis, Epididymis, Ductus deferens, Prostate

12. Anterior triangle- II: Carotid triangle— boundaries & contents, External carotid A., Ansacervicalis;

Muscular triangle: Infra- hyoid muscles (in brief)

13. Basics of Genetics- III: Structural abnormalities of chromosomes (inclgRobertsonian translocation);

Autosomal inheritance (dominant &

recessive), X-linked inheritance 14. Maxillary nerve (in brief); Pterygo-

palatine fossa

15. Paranasal air sinuses; Maxillary sinus in detail

16. Revision of (& instructions for) II Sessionals

17. Ear- II: Middle ear in detail; Eyeball in brief

18. Blood supply of Brain

19. Midbrain - internal structure (TS at 2 levels); Superior and inferior colliculi 20. Course distribution and applied

aspects of Median nerve, Ulnar N. &

Radial N.; Main arteries of upper limb (Axillary, brachial, palmar arches) 21. Revision/ Diagram class: V Singh Vol 3:

Fig 3.2; 3.5; 3.6 (one half enough);

3.17; 3.25; 4.9; 4.14 B

Fig 16.5; 17.1 A (use 17.4 also for labelling); 18.4; 19.1; 19.8;

19.19 A & 19.20 A

Fig 20.6; 20.7 (this is T.S. at the level of T3 vertebra); 21.3; 21.10

11.27; 11.32; 12.3; 12.6;

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Anatomy Dr. Madhuri Rajaneesh Tolahunase

M.Sc.

(Anatomy) Ph.D (Genetics)

NA

Assistant Professor

Permane nt

Resear ch Fellow

Asstt.

Prof.

(Aug 2019 )

Asst t.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

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1. Intrinsic muscles of hand—

thenar&hypothenar muscles,

lumbricals, and interossei; Ulnar nerve- - origin, course, distribution & applied ana.

2. Superior venacava; Azygos vein;;

Thoracic duct;

3. Histology: Placenta & Umbilical cord Histology: Oesophagus; Stomach-- fundus

4. (body); Stomach—pylorus

5. Histology: Liver, Gall bladder; Pancreas 6. Retinacula around ankle; Ankle joint;

Subtalar joints (in brief, inclg. Inversion

& Eversion)

7. Histology: Female reproductive system : Ovary, Uterine tube, Uterus

8. Extracranial part of Facial Nerve;

Lacrimal apparatus (in brief) 9. Histology: Cornea, Retina

10. Mandibular nerve and its branches;

Otic ganglion

11. Palate - Hard & Soft palate

12. Larynx I – Cartilages, ligaments, interior etc.

13. Cerebral cortex: Lobes, surfaces, important sulci and gyri; Functional area0073

14. Lateral ventricles; 3^rd ventricle 15. Revision/ Diagram class:V Singh Vol 3:

Fig 27.4; Diagram of horizontal sectionof brain (See class ppt; not there in V Singh or BDChau. books !!); 29.2;

29.3

Fig 21.21; 21.24B; 22.7 (this is T.S.

at the level of T4 vertebra) ; 23.6; 23.7

17. Revision/ Diagram class:V Singh Vol 2:

Fig 9.12 A (use labels of 9.13 also);

9.26; 10.10; 10.13; 10.15 A

Anatomy Ms. Vidya R.

Pillai M.Sc.

(Anatomy) NA

Assistant Professor 10/01/20

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Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

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1. Classification of Conn. Tissue: Cartilage (inclgHistology)

2. Breast (Mammary gland)-- in detail (including lymphatic drainage and applied anatomy)

3. thymus and tonsil) 4. Histology: Trachea and Lungs 5. General Embryology V-- Primitive

streak, gastrulation (formation of tri- laminar germ disc); Notochord;

formation of neural tube; ‘neural crest’

6. IEM Assignment

7. Small & large intestines in brief (only parts and differences); Duodenum (inclg interior)

8. Histology: Duodenum, Jejunum, Ileum 9. Embryology of CVS- III: Aortic arch

arteries (Aortic arches) & their fate;

Development of some important veins (SVC, coronary sinus, renal veins);

‘ductus venosus’; Foetal circulation (in brief)

10. Ovary; Uterine tube (Fallopian tube) 11. Histology: Kidney, Ureter, Urinary

bladder

12. Venous drainage of lower limb (inclg.

great saphenous vein & applied anatomy); Lymphatic drainage of lower limb (in brief)

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13. Facial artery in the face ; Facial vein;

Sensory nerve supply of face (diagram) 14. Parotid gland in detail

15. Submandibular salivary gland (in detail); Hyo-glossus muscle 16. Embryology : Dev. of Female

reproductive system ovary. uterus, vagina; list of derivatives of paramesonephric duct; Devt of External genitalia

17. Meninges of brain (except dura—

discussed under head & neck); CSF formation & circulation; Subarachnoid cisterns

Anatomy Dr.Vidhisha S. Shetty

M.B.B.S.

136071

Tutor Permane nt

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r

1. Basal ganglia (basal nuclei)-- inclg applied aspects

Fig 23.2; 23.3; 27.1; 27.2;

3.

Anatomy Dr. Akash E M.B.B.S.

124063

Tutor Permane nt

- - - Tutor Tuto

r

Revision/ Diagram class:V Singh Vol 3: Fig 21.6; 21.8; 21.11 A & B; 21. 16; Fig.

21.17 (or an equivalent diagram from any other book)

Anatomy Dr.

Nireeksha M.

Shetty M.B.B.S.

134598

Tutor Permane nt

- - - - Tuto

r

1. Revision/ Diagram class:V Singh Vol 3:

Fig 7.9; 7.13; 8.4; 8.6

Fig 15.10; 15.12; 15.6 C; 16.20;

17.4; 17.7;

Anatomy Dr. Spardha Jain M.B.B.S.

145480

Tutor Permane nt

- - - - Tuto

r

1. Histology: Blood vessels and Nervous system Histology : Lymphoid organs (lymph node, spleen,

Anatomy Dr. Rukya Nazia M.B.B.S.

145420

Tutor Permane nt

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r

1. Abdominal Regions; Anterior abdominal wall muscles (in brief);

Rectus sheath (in detail)

Physiolog y

Dr. Smrithi Shetty C M.B.B.S., M.D.(Physiol

ogy) 73441

Professor

& HOD 17/01/20

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1. Introduction to CVS, Conducting system 2. Properties of Cardiac muscle

3. Cardiac cycle – I

4. Heart sounds, JVP, Arterial pulse 5. Transport of O2

6. Oxygen transport 7. Transport of CO2

8. Neural regulation of respiration 9. Endocrines -I MAO, General Principles 10. Hypothalamo- Hypophyseal axis 11. Posterior pituitary hormones 12. Anterior pituitary hormones 13. GH- applied

14. CNS Introduction & structure of synapse 15. EPSP, IPSP

16. Properties of synapse 17. Receptors

Properties of receptors 18. Muscle spindle, reflexes

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19. Properties of reflexes 20. Smell

21. Taste 22. Arterial pulse

23. Myoglobin & fetal Hb, Dissociation curve

24. Growth hormone disorders

Physiolog y

Dr.

Shirahatti Das Krishna

M.B.B.S., M.D.(Physiol

ogy) 19596

Prof. &

HOD

Prof.

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HOD

Prof. Prof. Prof. 22

1. Regional circulation- Coronary circulation

2. Cerebral circulation

3. Cutaneous & other circulation 4. Shock, Hypertension

5. Chemical regulation of respiration 6. GIT- Introduction, Salivary secretion 7. Deglutition & applied, Oesophagus

peristalisis

8. Stomach, Hcl secretion 9. Phases of Hcl secretion 10. Gastric motility, emptying,

vomiting,clinical aspects of peptic ulcer 11. Insulin, DM

12. Glucagon

13. Adrenal cortex & medulla- Adrenal cortex synthesis/ actions of cortisol 14. Actions of cortisol, regulation, Cushing's

syndrome

15. Adrenal cortex ( Mineralo cortisil- Aldosterone, Actions, regulation, clinical aspects)

16. Adrenal medulla

17. Motor system- Motor cortex 18. Pyramidal tracts & lesions 19. Extrapyramidal tracts 20. Transection of spinal cord 21. Cardio respiratory changes during

exercise

22. GIT- Important question

Physiolog y

Dr. Bindiya R S M.B.B.S., M.D.(Physiol

ogy) 67841

Assoc.

Prof.

Assoc . Prof.

Asso c.

Prof.

(July 2021

)

Prof. 11

1. Cerebellum- I 2. Cerebellum – II 3. Basal ganglia- I 4. Basal ganglia- II 5. Regulation of posture

6. Regulation of posture & equilibrium 7. Special senses- Hearing, functional

anatomy of ear

8. Physiology of hearing – II 9. Applied aspects of hearing 10. CNS- Chorea, Athetosis

11. Cerebellum - Extra topics

Physiolog y

Dr. Kalpana Ashfaque

M.Sc.

(Physiology) Ph.D (Physiology)

NA

Associate Professor

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1. Muscle Physiology- Types, Structure, function

2. Excitation contraction coupling 3. Sliding filament mechanism 4. Muscle – Miscellaneous

5. Introduction to respiratory system, respiratory tract function

6. Non respiratory functions & respiratory membrane

7. Muscles of respiratory, surfactant, pulmonary pressure

8. Spirometry, Dead space

9. Compliance/ Ventilation- Perfusion ratio

10. Applied aspects of respiratory system 11. Cyanosis, Asphyxia, SCUBA

12. Renal physiology- Introduction/

Structure

13. Structure & functions of the tubular/

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types of nephrons

14. JGA, Functionals, Renal blood flow 15. Renals

16. GFR, factors, measurement 17. Tubular reabsorption & secretion 18. Sex determination & differences 19. Male reproductive system 20. Testosterone, Sertoli cells 21. Spermatogenesis

22. Semen analysis, Male infertility 23. Vision- Structure

24. Visual pathway, Aqueous humor 25. Vision- Lens, retina, reduced eye, optics 26. Visual pathway & lesions

27. Light reflex, accomodation, EOM 28. Binocular vision, Refractive errors,

colour vision

29. Phototransduction, dark & light adaptation

30. Vision - Colour vision 31. Types of muscle

32. Functions of lymphocytes

Physiolog y

Dr. Sarah Varghese M.B.B.S., M.D.(Physiol

ogy) 85298

Assistant Professor

Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

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1. ECG- Principles, Einthoven;s law, lead systems, Recording

2. ECG- Waves, segments 3. ECG- Heart block, Axis, Clinical

application

4. Heart rate & regulation 5. Cardiac output & its regulation 6. WBC- Types, functions 7. WBC- Phagocytosis 8. Immunity

9. Lymph, Tissue- Macrophage 10. Dilute urine formation 11. Counter current mechanism 12. Diuretics

13. Thyroid gland- Hormones, synthesis 14. Thyroid hormone- applied aspects 15. Calcium homeostasis

16. Applied aspects of thyroid hormone 17. Parathyroid

18. Hypothalamus- Structure, connection, functions

19. Functions of hypothalamus, Reticular formation- Connections

20. Reticular formation function & ANS 21. ANS- Receptors & response on

stimulation, CSF 22. CSF- Appled, Sleep, Types 23. Sleep, EEGVestibular apparatus 24. Refractory period

25. Uses of ECG

Physiolog y

Dr. Shruthi R Belloor

M.Sc.

Physiology Ph.D (Physiology)

NA

Assistant Professor

Permane nt

Lectur er

Lectu rer

Lect urer

Lectu rer

Lect urer

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1. Blood Introduction & plasma proteins 2. Erythropoiesis

3. Factors regulating erythropoiesis 4. Haemoglobin, Anemias

5. Classification of Anemia 6. Blood pressure determinants, BP

regulating mechanisms 7. Jaundice & BP recording 8. Blood pressure regulation 9. Haemodynamics

10. Female reproductive system 11. Menstrual cycle- I

12. Menstrual cycle- II

13. Fertilization, Implantation, Pregnancy, Placenta, Fetal circulation

14. Pregnancy diagnostic tests, maternal changes in pregnancy

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15. Lactogenesis & Contraceptive measures 16. Contraceptive & fetal circulation

Physiolog y

Dr. Charan R K M.B.B.S.

137660

Tutor Permane nt

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r

1. Limbic system 2. Cerebral cortex 3. Learning 4. Memory

Physiolog y

Dr.

Sangarsha M N M.B.B.S.

139942

Tutor Permane nt

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r

1. Iron Deficiency anemia

2. Ovulation tests

Biochemi stry

Dr. Sushith M.B.B.S., M.D.(Bioche

mistry) 69562

Professor

& HOD 03/02/20

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Permane nt

Prof. &

HOD

Prof.

&

HOD

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&

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&

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HOD

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Relevance of Biochemistry

Chemistry of amino acids and proteins Fat soluble vitamins

Normal Urine Analysis Fat soluble vitamins Molecular biology techniques Blood urea Estimation Molecular biology techniques

Biochemi stry

Dr.

Mohammed Ali Imtiaz

M.B.B.S., M.D.(Bioche

mistry) 40034

Professor 03/02/20

17

Permane nt

Chemistry of Carbohydrate

Biochemi stry

Dr. Hilda Priya D'Souza M.B.B.S., M.D.(Bioche

mistry) 43818

Professor 14/12/20

13

Permane nt

Carbohydrate metabolism Abnormal Urine Analysis Lipid metabolism III Normal Urine Analysis Heme metabolism

Blood urea Estimation olism Nucleic acid chemistry Blood Glucose Estimations Metabolism of nucleotides

Estimation of serum creatinine & clearance Nutrition

Biochemi stry

Dr. Prathima M.B M.B.B.S., M.D.(Bioche

mistry) 53001

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Permane nt

Assoc.

Prof.

Assoc . Prof.

Asso c.

Prof.

Assoc . Prof.

Asso c.

Prof.

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Plasma proteins Chemistry of lipids Abnormal Urine Analysis Normal Urine Analysis Acid base balance

Blood urea Estimation e balance Water and electrolyte balance Amino acid metabolism-I Blood Glucose Estimations Lipid metabolism-I

Estimation of serum creatinine & clearance Detoxification

Biochemi stry

Dr. Reshma S M.B.B.S., M.D.(Bioche

mistry) 75264

20

Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asso c.

Prof.

Assoc . Prof.

Asso c.

Prof.

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Enzymes –II

Normal Urine Analysis Carbohydrate metabolism III Abnormal Urine Analysis Blood urea Estimation Biological oxidation

Digestion and absorption of proteins Amino acid metabolism II

Blood Glucose Estimations

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Genetics II

Estimation of serum creatinine & clearnce

Biochemi stry

Dr. Janice Dsa M.B.B.S., M.D.(Bioche

mistry) 98499

Assistant Professor

Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

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Prof.

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Prof.

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Prof.

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cell and cell organelles Normal Urine Analysis Enzymes –I

Extracellular matrix Abnormal Urine Analysis Extracellular matrix Blood urea Estimation Carbohydrate metabolism II Blood Glucose Estimations

Estimation of serum creatinine & clearance Minerals

Digestion and absorption of lipids Lipid metaboliSM II

Free radical and antioxidant Mechanism of hormone action lipid storage & disorders Free radicals & antioxidants Mechanism Hormone action

Biochemi stry

Ms.

Shyamala Devi M.Sc.

(Biochemistr y) NA

Lecturer Permane nt

Lectur er

Lectu rer

Lect urer

Lectu rer

Lect urer

4

Normal Urine Analysis Abnormal Urine Analysis Biochemistry of cancer

Biochemi stry

Ms.

Shanthala Baliga

M.Sc.

(Biochemistr y) NA

Lecturer Permane nt

Lectur er

Lectu rer

Lect urer

Lectu rer

Lect urer

3

Blood Glucose Estimations

Estimation of serum creatinine & clearance Blood urea Estimation

Biochemi stry

Dr. Suriyan S Nair M.B.B.S., M.D.(Bioche

mistry) 72558

Tutor Permane nt

Tutor (Jul 2018)

- Tutor (Apr 2021 )

Tuto r

26

Hemoglobin chemistry Normal Urine Analysis Organ function tests Abnormal Urine Analysis Blood urea Estimation Blood Glucose Estimations Water soluble vitamins

Estimation of serum creatinine & clearance Genetics I

Biochemi stry

Dr. Pratheek Dinakar M.B.B.S.

129692

Tutor Permane nt

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r

Estimation of serum creatinine & clearance Genetics I

Microbiol ogy

Dr. Anitha K.B M.B.B.S., M.D.(Microbi

ology)

Professor

& HOD 11/02/20

19

Permane nt

Prof. Prof.

&

HOD (Feb 2019 )

Prof.

&

HOD Prof.

&

HOD Prof.

&

HOD

MBBS CBME – 35 Class

1. Introduction & History MI-1.1.1 2. Morphology –I

3. Online class Immunity –I 4. Online class Immunity –II

5. Auto Immunity & Immune deficiency disorder

6. Diarrheagenic ,E.coli+ Viral diarrhea 7. Cholera

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41562 ^8. Gas Gangrene 9. Fungal meningitis 10. Rabies

11. Infections causing SOL + Toxoplasma &

Cerebral malaria, Tuberculoma, Brain absence

12. Taeniasis, Hymenolepiasis, 13. (ODD BATCH)Neisseria –I 14. (ODD BATCH)Neisseria –II 15. ONLINE CLASS Sterilization 16. ODD BATCH IMMUNITY I 17. ODD BATCH IMMUNITY II 18. ONLINE CLASS Auto Immunity &

Immune deficiency disorder 19. ODD BATCH Clostridium

20. ONLINE CLASS Actinomyces + Nocardia + Listeria

21. ODD BATCH Trypanosoma 22. ODD BATCH Trypanosoma

23. ODD BATCH Taeniasis & Cysticercosis 24. ODD BATCH Introduction to

Trematodes & schistosomes 25. ODD BATCH schistosomes

26. Infections causing SOL + Toxoplasma &

Cerebral malaria, Tuberculoma, Brain absence

27. ODD BATCH Opportunistic mycoses – I 28. Introduction & History

29. Acid Peptic disorder (H.pylori)SGD 30. Tuberculosis

31. Lab diagnosis of TB 32. Fungal infection-LRTI

33. B.pertusis + Para influenza - SGD

Microbiol ogy

Dr. Shrikar Mallya M.B.B.S., M.D.(Microbi

ology) 17817

Prof.&

HOD

Prof.

(Feb 2019 )

Prof. Prof. Prof 47

1. Morphology –II & Bacterial growth curve

2. Immunity

3. MI- 1.6.1 Bacterial Genetics 4. MI- 1.6.1 Bacterial Genetics 5. MI- 1.1.3 Introduction to Virology 6. Disinfections

7. Antigen & Antibodies Reaction-I 8. Antigen & Antibodies Reaction-II 9. Antigen & Antibodies Reaction-III 10. Hypersensitivity – I

11. Infective endocarditis 12. M. tuberculosis

13. E.coli , Klebsiella , Proteus 14. Mycoplasma

15. Rickettsia – I 16. Rickettsia – II 17. Chlamydia – I 18. Chlamydia – II

19. SDL D. Latum + Mansonella 20. soil-transmitted helminths – Ascaris,

Enterobius ,Trichuris 21. SGD – Adeno , RSV , EBV

22. Community acquired Pneumonia SGD-(

pneumococcus + H.influenzae) + Immuno prophylaxis of Respiratory tract infection

23. Pneumonia in Immuno compromised + Atypical Pneumonia(Mycoplasma, Chlamydia viral)

24. Introduction to anaerobic infections &

Non sporing anaerobes 25. SGD- Tissue nematode of skin 26. Giardia + Trichomonas + B.coli 27. Toxoplasma

28. Filariasis 29. Sore throat 30. Viral Encephalitis

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31. SGD - Infections causing SOL in CNS + Toxoplasma & Cerebral malaria, Tuberculoma, Brain absence 32. STD’s – H ducreyi, LGV,

Calymmatobacterium 33. Liver flukes

34. Lung + Intestinal flukes + Sparganosis 35. Rabies

36. Other STD’s – H ducreyi, LGV, Calymmatobacterium 37. Plague

38. Arboviruses –I

39. Congenital infections ,Mumps, Rubella 40. Rhabdoviridae – I

41. Rhabdoviridae – II 42. Prions

43. Rota, Corona, SARS,VHF 44. Introduction to Mycology 45. Morphology -I

Microbiol ogy

Dr. Prajna Sharma M.B.B.S., M.D.(Microbi

ology) 71064

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Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asso c.

Prof.

(Feb 202 0)

Assoc . Prof.

Asso c.

Prof.

39

1. C. Diphtheria –I 2. C. Diphtheria –II 3. Sterilization

4. Sterilization & Disinfection 5. MI-1.4.1 Sterilization & Disinfection 6. Complement System

7. Culture media & method 8. Hypersensitivity – II 9. Malaria- I

10. Malaria – II 11. C . diphtheria 12. Salmonella

13. Boredetella + Pseudomonas

14. Introduction to Protozoa + E.Histolytica 15. Free living amoebae

16. Parasitic diarrhoea in immune competent & immune compromised 17. Acid Peptic disorder (H.pylori) SGD 18. Introduction to URTI (enumerate

organism) Diphtheria 19. Lung Flukes

20. B.pertusis + Para influenza – SGD 21. SGD - Actinomycosis & Nocardia 22. Bone & Joint infections. Introduction to

skin , soft infection Staphylococcus aureus

23. Staphylococcus aureus 24. Malaria

25. Filariasis 26. E. granulosus

27. SDL - Slow viral infections + Prophylaxis of Rabies, Polio

28. Non-gonococcal Urethritis + Prevention of STDs

29. Herpes –I 30. Herpes- II 31. UTI

32. UTI – E-coli,Klebsiella, Proteus Enterococcus

33. Strongyloidiasis, Giardiasis 34. Oncogenic virus + Adenovirus 35. Papovoviruses & Parvovirus 36. Rabies & Polio

Microbiol ogy

Dr. Pavithra K M.B.B.S., M.D.(Microbi

ology)

21

Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

Assoc . Prof.

(Mar 2021 )

Asso c.

Prof.

39

1. Bacterial Genetics

2. MI- 1.1.3 Introduction to Virology 3. MI- 1.6.1 xBacterial Genetics 4. Bacteria Genetics-II 5. Infection

6. Structure & Function of Immune system 7. Rheumatic fever & S. Pyogenes

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70587 ^8. C . diphtheria

9. Atypical mycobacterium 10. Bacillus

11. Leprospira, Borrelia 12. HIV – I

13. HIV- II (Opportunistic infection, MOT, Prevention)

14. Acid Peptic disorder (H.pylori) SGD 15. Hepatitis B, C, D

16. Community acquired Pneumonia SGD-(

pneumococcus + H.influenzae)+

Immuno prophylaxis of Respiratory tract infection

17. Atypical Mycobacteria

18. SGD - Actinomycosis & Nocardia 19. SDL – Pox Virus + E.granulosus 20. Herpes

21. Culture media + Gram’s stain 22. Loa Loa, Oncocerca 23. Meningitis

24. SGD - Pyogenic meningitis + N.meningitidis

25. SGD - Infections causing SOL in CNS + Toxoplasma & Cerebral malaria, Tuberculoma, Brain absence

26. Introduction to Genitourinary system + Syphilis –I

27. Syphilis –II 28. Polio – I

29. Polio- II + Coxsackieviruses

30. Introduction to Genitourinary system + Syphilis –I

31. Introduction Zoonoses + Anthrax 32. Leptospirosis, Brucellosis 33. Hydatid disease

34. Other opportunistic Mycoses 35. Systemic mycoses

36. Morphology -II

Microbiol ogy

Dr. Sanchita Shettigar

M.B.B.S., M.D.(Microbi

ology) 106901

Assistant Professor

Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

39

1. Pneumococcus

2. Culture media & methods 3. Infection

4. MI- 1.1.4 Introduction to Mycology 5. Introduction to Parasitology 6. Antigen & Antibodies Reaction-II 7. Staphylococcus

8. Streptococcus –I 9. Visceral leishmaniasis 10. Streptococcus –II 11. Clostridium

12. Non sporing anaerobes 13. Treponema –I 14. Treponema –II 15. Yersinia 16. Food poisoning 17. Hepatitis A & E 18. Influenza + Corona 19. SGD – Adeno , RSV , EBV Community acquired Pneumonia SGD-( pneumococcus + H.influenzae) 20. + Immuno prophylaxis of Respiratory

tract infection

21. SGD- Tissue nematode of skin 22. Viral Exanthematous infections 23. Leishmania

24. D.medinensis

25. Intoduction to Cestode, D.latum, H.nana 26. Subcutaneous Mycosis

27. Introduction to CNS Infections + Chronic meningitis

28. SGD - Pyogenic meningitis + N.meningitidis

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29. SGD - Aseptic meningitis 30. General preparation of viruses –I 31. General preparation of viruses –II 32. Pox viruses + Bacteriophage

33. Introduction to opportunistic infections , Candidiasis

34. Hepatitis – I 35. Hepatitis –II 36. Deramatophytosis

Microbiol ogy

Dr. Roopa S.

Bhandary M.B.B.S., M.D.(Microbi

ology) 89136

Assistant Professor

Permane nt

Asstt.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

Asstt.

Prof.

Asst t.

Prof.

29

1. Antigen & Antibodies

2. MI- 1.1.5 Introduction to Parasitology 3. Immune Response-II

4. Immune Response –I

5. Auto Immunity & Immuno deficiency disorders

6. Transplantation & Tumor Immunology 7. MHC , Transplantation & Tumor

Immunity 8. Neisseria

9. Introduction to GI infection 10. Bacillary dysentery 11. Amoebic dysentery

12. Hospital acquired pneumonic –SDL (Staphylococcus + Legionella) 13. B.pertusis + Para influenza – SGD 14. Tetanus

15. Strongyloides 16. Z.N staining

17. SGD - Aseptic meningitis

18. Gonococcus + Candida + Trichomonas 19. Oncogenic virus- HPV + ILV

20. Emerging infections & bioterrorism, BMW infection control in Hospitals 21. HIV – I

22. HIV – II 23. Arboiviruses –II 24. Opportunistic mycoses - II

Microbiol ogy

Mr. Leslie Gomes

M.Sc.

(Microbiolog y) NA

Lecturer Permane nt

Lectur er

Lectu rer

Lect urer

Lectu rer

Lect urer

29

1. History & Morphology –I

2. 2. MI-1.1.2 Morphology –II & Physiology of Bacteria

3. Antigen & Antibodies Reaction-I 4. Antigen & Antibodies

5. Hypersensitivity – II 6. Pneumococcus 7. M. leprae 8. Shigella 9. Vibrio –I 10. Vibrio – II 11. Brucella

12. Haemophilia + Pasteurella + G.Vaginalis 13. Filaria

14. SGD – Adeno , RSV , EBV 15. SGD - Actinomycosis & Nocardia 16. Leprosy + Enumerate Atypical

mycobacteria of skin 17. Opportunistic protozoa

18. T.spiralis , T.trichura + E.vermicularis 19. Poliomyelitis

20.

Microbiol ogy

Dr. Rahul R Shetty M.B.B.S.

124932

Tutor Permane nt

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r

1. Orthomyxoviridae 2. Brucellosis 3. Arboviruses – II

Microbiol ogy

Dr. Anuvitha Kamath

Tutor Permane nt

- - - Tutor Tuto

r

1. Rickettsia

2. Paramyxoviridae & Rubella 4. Arboiviruses –I