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1 DAYANAND MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL, LUDHIANA MBBS FIRST PROF (BATCH-2018) (2 nd Semester) Teaching Schedule - 01 st March to 31 th March, 2019 LUNCH : 1.30 TO 2.30 PM Month: February, 2019 Day Date 8.30 am to 9.30 am 9.30 am to am am to pm pm to pm pm to 1.30 pm 2.30 pm to 3.30 pm 3.30 pm to 4.30 pm Friday 1 Small intestine - applied Mechanics of breathing Demonstration -, Mrs. A. Demonstration -, Mrs. A. Analysis of Creatinine Analysis of Creatinine Saturday 2 Replication Dr. Ekta Bansal Demonstration - Demonstration - Demonstration - Sunday 3 SUNDAY Monday 4 Detoxification Dr. A Ghosh Tuesday 5 Pulmonary pressures Wednesday 6 Early Clinical Exposure Thursday 7 Second Term Theory Exam. Introduction to CNS- Structure & functions of neurons & neuroglia Transcription Early Clinical Exposure Second Term Theory Exam. Substage Stomach &, Dr. A. Dr. S.Singh, Dr. M. Substage Stomach &, Dr. A. Dr. S.Singh, Dr. M. Applied - Large Synapse - Structure, types, synaptic transmission, Dr. M., Dr. M. Surfactant & compliance Demonstration Blood supply of GIT, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M. Large intestine - Secretion & motility, Dr. M., Dr. M. Radioisotopes Dr. A. Ghosh Demonstration Blood supply of GIT, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M. Lata, & Arterial supply of GIT Dr.A. Kumar Arterial supply of GIT Dr.A. Kumar Lata,, Dr. Compliance and work of breathing, airway resistance, Dr. Hem Lata, & Subphrenic spaces Subphrenic spaces, Dr. Hem Lata,, Dr. Lung volumes & capacities
2 Friday 8 EPSP, IPSP, Properties of a synapse Saturday 9 Genetic Code Lung volumes & capacities contd. Dissection Small, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Lecture Histology General plan of GIT Dissection Small, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Histology Practical Tongue & Oesophagus, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M. Dissection Small, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Sunday 10 SUNDAY Monday 11 Radioisotopes Dr. Abhra Ghosh Tuesday 12 Discussion - Respiratory System Wednesday 13 Development of GIT II Properties of synapse contd. Translation Portal vein, Mrs. A. Substage Small intestine excluding duodenum & Large intestine, arterial supply of GIT, Dr. A. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A., Dr. Sidhu & Dr. Garima Sharma, Mrs. A. Pancreas & Duodenum, Dr. M., Mrs. A., Dr. Sidhu & Histology Practical Tongue & Oesophagus, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M. Written Tutorial - Respiratory, Dr. Hem Lata,, Dr., Mrs. A. Pancreas & Duodenum, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Analysis of Urinary Creatinine Demonstration - Human Practical Extrahepatic biliary apparatus Pancreas Dr.A. Sharma (Grand Viva), Dr. Hem Lata, & Analysis of Urinary Creatinine Demonstration - Human Practical Caecum & Appendix Duodenum (Grand Viva), Dr. Hem Lata, &
3 Thursday 14 Translation Friday 15 Ventilation - perfusion ratio, diffusion Saturday 16 Gene Expression Topic : Teacher: Synaptic plasticity contd., neurotransmitters, sensory system - types of sensations & sensory receptors, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. (Grand Viva), Dr. Sidhu & Dr. Garima Sharma Development of, Gall bladder, Spleen & Pancreas, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Histology Practical - Stomach, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Dissection Kidney & Ureter, Dr. M., Mrs. A.,, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Sunday 17 SUNDAY Monday 18 Tuesday 19 Pain pathways & types of pain Wednesday 20 Abdominal aorta, IVC, Cisterna chyli & Coeliac ganglion & Plexus Properties of sensory receptors and sensory coding Gene Expression Development of Urogenital system I, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Surface marking & radiology & revision abdomen, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Transport of oxygen, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Surface marking & radiology & revision abdomen, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Referred pain & its theories, endogenous analgesia system Histology Practical - Stomach, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Dissection Kidney & Ureter, Dr. M., Mrs. A., Diffusion, transport of oxygen, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Surface marking & radiology & revision abdomen, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Dead space & its measurement pulmonary circulation Analysis of uric acid Lata,, & Kidney & Ureter Dr.S.Singh Diaphragm Lata,, Dr. Properties of synapse contd., Synaptic plasticity Analysis of uric acid, Dr. Hem Lata,, Dr. Dr. Kanak Atri Suprarenal gland Development of body cavities & Diaphragm Dr.S.Singh, Dr. Hem Lata,, Dr.
4 Thursday 21 HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY Friday 22 Transport of carbon dioxide Saturday 23 Recombinant DNA Technology Endogenous analgesia system contd. Development of Urogenital system I Lecture - Embryology Lecture - Embryology, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A., Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Sunday 24 SUNDAY Monday 25 Tuesday 26 Muscle tone & applied Wednesday 27 Introduction to pelvis Thursday 28 Test: Molecular Biology Hypoxia & oxygen therapy Recombinant DNA Technology Urinary bladder Test: Molecular Biology, Dr. A. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A., Dr. A. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Reflexes - Introduction Respiratory diseases and artificial respiration,,, Mrs. A.,,, Mrs. A. Cyanosis & respiratory insufficiencies Demonstration bony Pelvis, Dr. S. Gupta,, Dr. M., Mrs. A., Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Regulation of respiration,, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A.,, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Demonstration bony Pelvis, Dr. S. Gupta,, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Analysis of Cholesterol Lata,, Dr.,,, Mrs. A. Development of Urogenital system II Lata,, & Mono & Bisynaptic reflexes Analysis of Cholesterol, Dr. Hem Lata,, Dr.,, Dr. S. Gupta, Dr. M., Mrs. A. Development of Urogenital system III Lata,, Dr. Mono & Bisynaptic reflexes
5 Friday 29 Tutorial - Respiratory, Dr. Sidhu, Dr. Garima Sharma & Saturday 30 Polysynaptic reflexes Dr. M., Mrs. A. Urethra Dr. M., Mrs. A. Self study sacrum & bony pelvis Dr. M. Dr. M., Mrs. A. Sunday 31 SUNDAY Self study sacrum & bony pelvis Dr. M. Tracts - Classification Analysis of Calcium Lata,, & Analysis of Calcium, Dr. Hem Lata,, Dr.
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