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1 स क ष मज व ववज ञ न ववभ ग DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY व.एम.एम.स ए व सफदरज ग अस पत ल VMMC & SAFDARJUNG HOSPITAL नई ददल ल ११००२९ NEW DELHI Teaching Schedule for MBBS 4thSemester (January June 2017) 4/01/2017 Malaria Dr. Monika Matlani Feedback of 3rd sem examinations Stool examination for pathogenic ova and cysts 6/01/2017 Haemoflagellates Dr. Manisha Jain 7/01/2017 Misc. Protozoa-II Toxoplasma, Pneumocystis carinii and Babesia 11/01/ /01/ /01/ /01/ /01/ /01/ /01/2017 Dr. Manisha Jain Cestodes-I T.saginata and T Solium, Cestodes-II Echinococcus & H. nana, Intestinal Nematode I (Ascaris, Ancylostoma) Dr. Rushika Saksena Intestinal Nematode II (Enterobius, Trichuris, Strongyloides) Dr. Rushika Saksena Tissue nematode I (Classification and filariasis) Dr. Manju Bala Tissue nematode II (Guinea worm and larva migrans) Dr. Sumathi Muralidhar Staphylococcus Dr. Jagdev Kaur Malaria Cestodes Nematodes Malarial parasite Preparation of thick and thin smears, Demo. :Different stages of MP Demo: LD body and Sand fly mosquito Prac: Staphylococcus Gram stain & hang. Drop Demo: Microfilaria 1
2 27/01/2017 Streptococcus I Dr. Rajni Gaind 28/01/2017 Streptococcus II - (Enterococcus & Pneumococcus) Dr. Rajni Gaind 1/02/2017 Neisseria Dr. Manju Bala Laboratory diagnosis of infections due to streptococcus Demo: Gonococcus slide, Pneumococcus slides 3/02/2017 Corynebacterium Dr. Aradhana Bhargava 4/02/2017 Brucella Dr. Monika Matlani 8/02/2017 Enterobacteriaceae I Lab diagnosis of Diphtheria Prac: Albert stain Introduction, E. coli & Klebsiella 10/02/2017 Enterobacteriaceae II Salmonella & Enteric fever Dr. Rajni Gaind 11/02/2017 Enterobacteriaceae III Shigella & Proteus Dr. Aradhana Bhargava 15/02/2017 Enterobacteriaceae IV other Salmonella, Yersinia Lab diagnosis of infections caused Prac: Gram Stain & hanging drop of 17/02/2017 Mycobacterium I by E.coli and Klebsiella E.coli and Klebsiella 18/02/ /02/ /02/2017 () 1/03/2017 3/03/2017 4/03/2017 Mycobacterium II Mycobacterium III Dr.Sumathi Muralidhar Revision Lecture Haemophilus and Bordetella Dr. Rushika Saksena Mycoplasma &Ureaplasma Dr. Monika Matlani Pseudomonas & Burkholderia Dr. Jagdev Kaur Laboratory diagnosis of tuberculosis Practical : ZN stain Laboratory diagnosis of Enteric Prac: Gram staining & hang. drop of fever Salmonella 2
3 8/03/2017 Vibrio, Plesiomonas, Aeromonas Pseudomonas & Burkholderia Prac: Gram staining & hang. drop of Pseud. 10/03/2017 Bacillus Dr. Aradhana Bhargava 11/03/2017 Spirochaetes I Dr. Manju Bala 15/03/2017 Spirochaetes II Laboratory diagnosis of Cholera Revision (Enterobacteriaceae) Dr. Manju Bala 17/03/2017 Rickettsia Dr. Rushika Saksena 18/03/2017 Chlamydia Dr. Sumathi Muralidhar 22/03/2017 Actinomyces & Nocardia Dr. Jagdev Kaur Spirochaetes Anaerobes, Enterobacteriaceae 24/03/ /03/ /03/ /03/ /04/2017 5/04/2017 7/04/2017 8/04/ /04/2017 Miscellaneous bacteria (Listeria, Legionella, Flavobacterium, Calymmatobacterium, Alkaligenes faecalis Dr. Aradhana Bhargava Anaerobe I Method of anaerobiosis & classification Anaerobe II Non - Sporing anaerobes, Clostridia Classification & Methods in mycology Dr. Malini R. Capoor Superficial and subcutaneous mycoses Dr. Malini R.Capoor Deep & Opportunistic Mycoses Dr. Malini R. Capoor Introduction to Virology Virus host interaction Herpes virus Anaerobes Demo: Mycology slides Mycology Demo: Mycology slides 3
4 15/04/2017 Revision lecture Parasitology-I ( Protozoan) 19/04/2017 Picornavirus Laboratory diagnosis of Herpes viral infections Virology ( Demo) Gram stain and hanging drop revision 21/04/2017 Retrovirus Dr. Sumathi Muralidhar 22/04/ /04/ /04/ /04/2017 3/05/2017 5/05/2017 6/05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ /5/ /05/2017 Bacteriophage Pox & Adenovirus Hepatitis virus Dr. Manisha Jain Ortho & Paramyxovirus Dr. Rajni Gaind Rhabdodovirus Dr. Manisha Jain Arbovirus Dr. Monika Matlani Miscellaneous viruses - Rota, Papova,Corona, SARS etc Slow virus Dr. Malini R. Capoor Miscellaneous viruses Rota, Papova, Corona, SARS etc. Biomedical Waste Management Revision Lecture Virology-I General Properties and viral host interaction Revision Lecture DNA viruses Revision Lecture RNA Viruses Laboratory diagnosis of HIV Malarial parasite revision Ortho & Paramyxovirus Revision 4
5 13/05/2017 Revision lecture Retrovirus and Hepatitis viruses 24/5/2017 Revision lecture Mycology Venue for Lecture: Lecture theatre 2 on (12-1 pm) and (12-1 pm), (12-1 pm) Practicals: Practical Hall, Dept. of Microbiology, 5 th floor on (2-4 pm). Tutorials: Demonstration Room (Room No. 514) and Library on 5 th floor ( Room no 513). Details may be seen in Notice Board (Dr. Rajni Gaind) HOD Date: 27/12/2016 Department of Microbiology 5
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