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1 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRO-HOMOEOPATHY Pragatinagar, G.T. Road, Chinsurah Hooghly Cont. No , web: irhah.org
2 COURSES Courses Name:- 1. CEHMS (CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRO HOMEOPATHY MEDICINE AND SCIENCE)1years 2. DEHMS (DIPLOMA IN ELECTRO HOMEOPATHY MEDICINE AND SURGERY) 4½ years 3. MDEHMS (MASTER DIPLOMA IN ELECTRO HOMEOPATHY MEDICINE AND SURGERY) 2 years. a) MDEHMS (GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM) b) MDEHMS (RESPIRATORY SYSTEM) c) MDEHMS (MATERIA MEDICA) 1
3 COURSE DETAILS CEHMS a. ANATOMY : TOTAL MARKS 200 PRACTICAL 50 ORAL 50 b. PHYSIOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 PRACTICAL 50 ORAL 50 c. PATHOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 100 d. GYNAECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS : TOTAL MARKS 100 e. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 100 f. PHARMACY : TOTAL MARKS 100 g. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 200 2
4 COURSE DETAILS DEHMS (1st. YEAR) a. ANATOMY (1st. Paper) : TOTAL MARKS 200 b. ANATOMY (2nd. Paper) : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. PHYSIOLOGY (1st. Paper) : TOTAL MARKS 200 d. PHYSIOLOGY (2nd. Paper) : TOTAL MARKS 200 e. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 100 f. PHARMACY : TOTAL MARKS 100 3
5 COURSE DETAILS DEHMS (2nd. YEAR) a. PSM : TOTAL MARKS 200 1st. PAPER 100 2nd. PAPER 100 b. FSM : TOTAL MARKS 200 1st. PAPER 100 2nd. PAPER 100 c. PATHOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 GENERAL 40 CLINICAL 40 HELMINTHOLOGY 40 PARACYTOLOGY 40 MICRO-BIOLOGY 40 d. CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (PRAC.) : TOTAL MARKS 200 e. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 100 f. ORGANON : TOTAL MARKS 100 4
6 COURSE DETAILS DEHMS (3rd. YEAR) a. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : (1st. Paper) TOTAL MARKS 200 Theory 100 Prac cal 100 b. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : (2nd. Paper) TOTAL MARKS 200 Theory 100 Prac cal 100 c. GYNAECOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 d. OBSTETRICS : TOTAL MARKS 200 e. SURGERY : TOTAL MARKS 200 f. BIO-CHEMISTRY : TOTAL MARKS 100 e. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 100 f. JURISPRUDENCE LAW : TOTAL MARKS 100 (4th. YEAR) a. YOGA : TOTAL MARKS 200 Theory 100 Prac cal 100 a. INTERNSHIP : DURATION - 1 YEAR 5
7 COURSE DETAILS MDEHMS (Materia Medica) (1st. YEAR) a. ANATOMY : TOTAL MARKS 200 b. PHYSIOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. PATHOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 d. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 400 THEORY 200 ORAL 100 6
8 COURSE DETAILS MDEHMS (Materia Medica) (2nd. YEAR) a. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 400 (with Materia Medica) THEORY 200 ORAL 100 b. GENERAL SURGERY : TOTAL MARKS 100 c. CLINICAL MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 100 d. ORGANON : TOTAL MARKS 100 e. PHARMACY : TOTAL MARKS 100 f. THERAPUTICS : TOTAL MARKS 100 g. THESIS PAPER : TOTAL MARKS 100 7
9 COURSE DETAILS MDEHMS (Respiratory Sys.) (1st. YEAR) a. ANATOMY : TOTAL MARKS 200 b. PHYSIOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 400 (Upper Respiratory System) THEORY 200 ORAL 100 a. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 200 ORAL 100 8
10 COURSE DETAILS MDEHMS (Respiratory Sys.) (2nd. YEAR) a. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 200 (Lower Resp. Sys.) b. PATHOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. GENERAL SURGERY : TOTAL MARKS 100 d. CLINICAL MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 100 f. THERAPUTICS : TOTAL MARKS 100 g. THESIS PAPER : TOTAL MARKS 100 9
11 COURSE DETAILS MDEHMS (G.I. Sys.) (1st. YEAR) a. ANATOMY : TOTAL MARKS 200 b. PHYSIOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 400 (G.I. System) THEORY 200 ORAL 100 a. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 200 ORAL
12 COURSE DETAILS MDEHMS (G.I. Sys.) (2nd. YEAR) a. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 200 (Surgery of G.I. Sys.) b. PATHOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 d. CLINICAL MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 100 d. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 200 f. THERAPUTICS : TOTAL MARKS 100 g. THESIS PAPER : TOTAL MARKS
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14 SYLLABUS CEHMS ANATOMY: MARKS 200 (TREORY 100, PRACTICAL 50, ORAL - 50) 1. Abdomen. 2. Thorax. 3. Inferior Extremity. 4. Superior Extremity. 5. Head and Neck. 6. Oesteology. 7. The Nervous System. 8. The Eye Ball. PHYSIOLOGY:- MARKS 200 (TREORY 100, PRACTICAL 50, ORAL - 50) 1. Cell. 2. Tissue. 3. Blood. 4. Cardiovascular System. 5. Respiratory System. 6. Diges ve System. 7. Excre on. 8. Endocrine System. 9. Nervous System. PATHOLOGY:-(GENERAL AND CLINICAL) MARKS Introduc on of Pathology. 2. Inflamma on. 13
15 3. Healing. 4. Abscess. 5. Tumour. 6. Necrosis. 7. Neoplasia. 8. General Examina on. 9. Cardiovascular System. 10. Gastrointes nal System. 11. Respiratory System. 12. Nervous System. 13. Sick Children. 14. The Skin and its Appendage. GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS. (Marks 100) 1. Female genital organ. 2. Puberty. 3. Menstrua on. 4. General prolapse. 5. Family planning. 6. Antenatal care 7. Diagnosis of pregnancy. 8. Labour. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE:- (Marks 100) 1. Infec ous disease. 2. Tropical disease. 3. Cardio-vascular disease. 4. Respiratory disease. 5. Gastro-enteric, liver and pancrea c disease. 6. Disorders of blood and blood forming organs. 7. Nervous disorder. PHARMACY:- (Marks - 100) 1. Electro homeopathic pharmacopoeia. 2. What is pharmacy? 3. Drugs substances and how to collect them. 4. Pharmaceu cal instruments ant their applica on. 14
16 5. Utensils. 6. Cohoba on. 7. The procedure of electro complex homeopathy. 8. Dila on 9. Vehicles. 10. Prescrip on. MATERIA MEDICA:- (Marks 200) 1. Introduc on of Electro homeopathy. 2. Development of Electro homeopathy. 3. Difference between homoeopathy and electro homeopathy. 4. Group of Electro Homeopathy. 5. Scrofolosos. 6. Linfa co. 7. Angio cos. 8. Pe orale. 9. Febrifugos. 10. Vermifugo. 11. Canceroso. 12. Venereo. 13. Electricity. 14. Injec on. 15
17 DEHMS (DIPLOMA IN ELECTRO HOMEOPATHY MEDICINE & SURGERY) ST (1 YEAR) ST ANATOMY (1 PAPER) MARKS 200 (Theory 100 & Prac cal 100) 1. Abdomen. 2. Thorax. 3. Inferior extremity. 4. Superior extremity. 5. Head and neck ND ANATOMY (2 PAPER) MARKS 200 (Theory 100 & Prac cal 100) 1. General embryology. 2. Osteology. 3. Nervous system. 4. The eye ball. 5. Gene cs. 6. Importance land marks and surface marking. ST PHYSIOLOGY (1 PAPER) MARKS 200 (Theory 100 & Prac cal 100) 1. Cell. 2. Elementary composi on of the human body. 3. Some physicochemical laws applied to physiology. 4. Blood. 5. Blood fluid, lymph node (lymph gland), spleen and re culo-endothelial (macrophase) system. 6. Physiology of muscles. 7. Cardiovascular system. 8. Respiratory system. 9. Diges ve system. 10. Metabolism. 11. Vitamins. ND PHYSIOLOGY (2 PAPER) Marks 200 (Theory 100 & Prac cal 100) 1. Excre on. 2. The body temperature. 3. Regula on of reac on of blood and disturbance in acid-base regula on. 4. Endocrines. 5. Nervous system. 6. Special senses. 7. Physiological effects of the space flight. 8. Embryology. 9. Medical sta cs. 16
18 ST MATERIA MEDICA (1 PAPER) Marks Introduc on of electro homeopathy Materia Medica. 2. Angio cous group. 3. Canceroso group. 4. Febrifugous group. 5. Vermifugo group PHARMACY (Marks 100) 1. Electro homeopathic pharmacopoeia. 2. What is pharmacy? 3. Drugs substances and how to collect them. 4. Pharmaceu cal instruments ant their applica on. 5. Utensils. 6. Cohoba on. 7. The procedure of electro complex homeopathy. 8. Dila on 9. Vehicles. 10. Prescrip on. ND ( 2 YEAR) ST P.S.M. (1 PAPER) Marks Primi ve medicine to community health. 2. Concepts in community health. 3. Sociology and health. 4. Nutri on of health. 5. Environment and health. 6. Epidemiology. 7. family planning. 8. Preven ve medicine in obstetrics, pediatrics and geriatrics. ND P.S.M.(2 PAPER) Marks Occupa onal health. 2. Mental Health. 3. Medical Sta cs. 4. Educa on for health. 5. Administra on for health. 6. Interna onal health. st F.S.M.(1 paper) Marks Principles of forensic prac ce. 2. The ethics of Medical prac ce. 3. The medical aspect of death. 4. Iden fica on of the living and the deal. 5. The appearance of the body a er death. 17
19 6. Unexpected and sudden death from the natural causes. 7. Death and injury in infancy. 8. Assessment, classifica on and documenta on of injury. 9. Regional injury. 10. Ballis c Injury. 11. Use of force and restraint. nd F.S.M.(2 paper) Marks Sexual assault. 2. Child assault and protec on. 3. Transporta on medicine. 4. Asphyxia. 5. Immersion and drowning. 6. Heat, cold and electrical trauma. 7. Principles of toxicology. 8. Alcohol. 9. Licit and illicit drugs. 10. Medicinal poisons. 11. Miscellaneous poisons. 12. Principle of forensic science. 13. Allied forensic special es. PATHOLOGY (General) Marks Introduc on of pathology. 2. Inflamma on. 3. Injury. 4. Abscess. 5. Tumor. 6. Necrosis. 7. Neoplasia. 8. Oedema. 9. Healing. PATHOLOGY (Clinical) Marks Infec on and immunity. 2. Blood vessels and lymph. 3. The blood. PATHOLOGY (Helminthology) Marks The scope of helminthology. 2. The Platyhelminthes or flatworm. 3. The acanthocephala or thorny headed worms. 4. The nematoda or true round worm. 5. The nematomerpha. 6. The Annelida. 7. The leeches. 18
20 PATHOLOGY (Parasitology) Marks Basics of parasitology. 2. Medical protozoology. 3. Medical helminthology. PATHOLOGY (Microbiology) Marks Introduc on of microbiology. 2. Microorganism bacteria. 3. Microorganism fungi, algae, protozoa and virus. 4. Microorganism and disease. CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (Prac cal and Oral) 200 Marks (100 Each Part) (Part 1) 1. General examina on. 2. Cardiovascular system. 3. Gastrointes nal system. 4. Respiratory system. (Part 2) 1. Endocrine and metabolic disorder. 2. The haemopoie c and lympha c system. 3. Nervous system. 4. Sick children. 5. The skin and its Appendages. ORGANON Marks Biography of Dr. Count Ceasar Ma ei. 2. Introduc on of Electro homeopathy. 3. Development of Electro Homeopathy. 4. Principle of Electro homeopathy. 5. Fundamental law of Electro homeopathy. 6. Law of polarity. 7. Electro complex Homeopathy. 8. Double remedies. 9. Temperament. 10. Mixed cons tu on. 11. Difference between Homoeopathy and Electro-homeopathy. nd MATERIA MEDICA (2 paper) Marks Lympha cous group. 2. Scrofoloso group. 3. Venereous group. 4. Pe orales group. 19
21 RD (3 YEAR) ST PRACTICE OF MEDICINE (1 PAPER) MARKS 200 (Theory 100 & Oral 100) 1. Infec ous disease. 2. Tropical disease. 3. Cardio-vascular disease. 4. Respiratory disease. 5. Gastro-enteric, liver and pancrea c disease. 6. Disorders of blood and blood forming organs. 7. Nervous disorder. ND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE (2 PAPER) Marks 200 (Theory 100 & Oral 100) 1. Metabolic disease. 2. Protein and vitamin deficiency disease. 3. Endocrine disorder. 4. Urinary disorder. 5. Sexually transmi ed diseases. 6. Skin disease. 7. Traumatology. 8. Surgical medical. 9. Acute appendix. GYNAECOLOGY Marks 200 (Theory 100 & Prac cal 100) 1. Female genital organs. 2. Puberty. 3. Menstrua on. 4. Menstrual anomalies. 5. Disease of the vulva and vagina. 6. General prolapse. 7. Disease of uterus. 8. Disease of the cervix of the uterus. 9. Disease of ovary and tubes. 10. Problems of cri cal age. 11. Sterility. 12. Gynecological opera ons. 13. Family planning. OBSTETRICS Marks 200 (Theory 100 & Prac cal 100) 1. Diagnosis of pregnancy. 2. Antenatal care. 3. Complica on of pregnancy. 4. Medical diseases complica ng pregnancy. 20
22 5. Clinical courses and conduct of labour. 6. Mechanism of normal labour. 7. Abnormal uterine ac on. 8. rd Abnormali es of 3 stage of labour. 9. Puerperium. 10. Opera ve obstetrics. BIO-CHEMISTRY Marks Chemistry of bio-physics. 2. Enzymes. 3. Vitamin and coenzymes. 4. Diges on and absorp on. 5. Blood and lymph. 6. Human nutri on. 7. Kidney and liver func on. 8. Membranes and muscles. 9. Hormone and neurotransmi ers. GENERAL SURGERY Marks 200 (Theory 100 & Prac cal 100) 1. Fundamental of general surgery. 2. Face and neck. 3. Chest, abdomen and gastrointes nal track. 4. Urogenital system. 5. Paediatric surgery. RD MATERIA MEDICA 3 PAPER Marks Electricity. 2. Injec on. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE LAW Marks 100 TH (4 YEAR) 1. YOGA (Theory & Prac cal) (Marks 200) - Dura on - 6 Months 2. INTERNSHIP Dura on - 1 Year 21
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24 SYLLABUS MDEHMS (Materia Medica) (1st. YEAR) a. ANATOMY : TOTAL MARKS 200 b. PHYSIOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. PATHOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 d. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 400 THEORY 200 ORAL
25 SYLLABUS MDEHMS (Materia Medica) (2nd. YEAR) a. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 400 (with Materia Medica) THEORY 200 ORAL 100 b. GENERAL SURGERY : TOTAL MARKS 100 c. CLINICAL MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 100 d. ORGANON : TOTAL MARKS 100 e. PHARMACY : TOTAL MARKS 100 f. THERAPUTICS : TOTAL MARKS 100 g. THESIS PAPER : TOTAL MARKS
26 SYLLABUS MDEHMS (Respiratory Sys.) (1st. YEAR) a. ANATOMY : TOTAL MARKS 200 b. PHYSIOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 400 (Upper Respiratory System) THEORY 200 ORAL 100 a. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 200 ORAL
27 SYLLABUS MDEHMS (Respiratory Sys.) (2nd. YEAR) a. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 200 (Lower Resp. Sys.) b. PATHOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. GENERAL SURGERY : TOTAL MARKS 100 d. CLINICAL MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 100 f. THERAPUTICS : TOTAL MARKS 100 g. THESIS PAPER : TOTAL MARKS
28 SYLLABUS MDEHMS (G.I. Sys.) (1st. YEAR) a. ANATOMY : TOTAL MARKS 200 b. PHYSIOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 c. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 400 (G.I. System) THEORY 200 ORAL 100 a. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 200 ORAL
29 SYLLABUS MDEHMS (G.I. Sys.) (2nd. YEAR) a. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 200 (Surgery of G.I. Sys.) b. PATHOLOGY : TOTAL MARKS 200 d. CLINICAL MEDICINE : TOTAL MARKS 100 d. MATERIA MEDICA : TOTAL MARKS 200 f. THERAPUTICS : TOTAL MARKS 100 g. THESIS PAPER : TOTAL MARKS
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31 CERTIFICATE IN HOMOEOPATHY Course Dura on-3 Months Total Marks Anatomy and Physiology Marks 200 (Theory 100 & Prac cal 100) 2. Prac ce of Medicine Marks Materia Medica Marks F.S.M. & P.S.M. Marks 100 CERTIFICATE IN FAMILY WELFARE TRAINING Course Dura on-6 Months Total Marks Nutri on of Health Marks Health Planning and Management. Marks Health Informa on and Basic Medical Sta cs. Marks Health Programme in India. Marks Communica on for Heath educa on. Marks Concept of Health and Disease. Marks Environment of Health. Marks Family Planning. Marks 50 Prac cal Marks 100 CERTIFICATE IN FIRST-AID NURSING Course Dura on-3 Months Total Marks Anatomy & Physiology Marks First Aid Marks Home Nursing Marks Prac cal Marks Oral Marks
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