TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS M. PHIL ANATOMY SUMMARY. MCQs: Marks SEQs: Marks. Segment MCQs SEQs

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M. PHIL ANATOMY SUMMARY MCQs: 150 150 Marks SEQs: 15 150 Marks Segment MCQs SEQs Gross Anatomy 35% 35% Microanatomy (Histology) 25% 25% Neuroanatomy 20% 20% Embryology 20% 20%

GROSS ANATOMY Table of specification is enlisted below; number of MCQs and SEQs along with distribution of % age marks against each main heading is also given. Distribution of MCQs and SEQs between the different items of table of specifications is flexible and changeable so that same titles are not repeated in subsequent examinations. Table of Specifications MCQs SEQs General Anatomy 3 (2%) Descriptive Anatomic Terms Terms Related to Position 2 Terms Related to Movement Basic Structures Skin Fasciae Muscle Ligaments Bursae Synovial Sheath Blood Vessels Lymphatic System Nervous System Mucous Membranes Serous Membranes Bone Cartilage Effects of Sex, Race, and Age on Structure Radiographic Anatomy Thorax Heart Oesophagus Trachea Lungs Pleura Superior Mediastinum Inferior Mediastinum 8 (5%) 1 (7%)

Abdomen Stomach Small intestine Large Intestine Liver & gall bladder Spleen & Pancreas Kidney Testes Peritoneum Folds Ligamment & greater & lesion sections Pelvis Urinary Bladder Anal Canal Male: prostate, Seminal vesicles Female: uterus, uterine, tubes, vagina, ovary Peritoneum Perineum Superficial & Deep pouches Upper Limb Bones Miscellaneous 12 (8%) 1½ (10%) 4 (3%) ½ (4%) 1 (1%) 5 (3%) ½ (4%)

Lower Limb Bones Miscellaneous Head and Neck Esophagus Larynx Pharynx Thyroid and Parathyroid Temporal & infra-temporal facial Sclap & Face Fascia Cranial cavity Oral Cavity& Tongue Orbital cavity Bones Eye Ball Ear Nose 5 (3%) ½ (3%) 15 (9%) 1 (7 %)

MICROANATOMY MCQs for items of table of specifications are allocated; to keep the question paper variable, multiple questions on each topic be prepared. Framing of SEQ should take into consideration the areas covered in MCQ and should incorporate those segments which are overlooked or under represented in MCQ s. Table of Specifications MCQs SEQs THE CELL 2 (2 %) Cell structure and function Cell cycle and replication BASIC TISSUE TYPES 8 (5%) Blood Supporting/connective tissues Epithelial tissues Muscle Nervous tissues ORGAN SYSTEMS 10 (7%) Circulatory system Skin Skeletal tissues 1 (7%) Immune system Respiratory system Oral tissues 10 (7%) Gastrointestinal tract Liver and pancreas Urinary system The endocrine glands Male reproductive system 7 (4%) Female reproductive system Central nervous system Special sense organs

NEUROANATOMY MCQs for items of table of specifications are allocated; to keep the question paper variable, multiple questions on each topic be prepared. Framing of SEQs should take into consideration the areas covered in MCQs and should incorporate those segments which are over looked or under represented in MCQs. Table of Specificatins MCQs SEQs General 2 (1%) Introduction and Organization of the Nervous System The Neurobiology of the Neuron and the Neuroglia Nerve Fibers, Peripheral, Receptor and Effector Endings, Dermatomes, and Muscle Activity Spinal cord 3 (2%) Spinal Cord gross anatomy Ascending and Descending Tracts Meninges and blood supply The Brainstem 3 (2%) Medulla Oblongata: gross anatomy Medulla oblongata: internal structure 1 (7%) Pons: gross anatomy Pons: internal structure Midbrain: gross anatomy Midbrain: internal structure Cerebellum 2 (2%) Cerebellum: gross anatomy and Cerebellum: its Connections Cerebellum: its functions The Cerebrum 10 (7%) ½ (4%) Lobes and surfaces Structural and Functional Localization of cortical areas Reticular Formation Limbic System Basal Nuclei (Basal Ganglia): gross anatomy Basal Nuclei: their connections and functions Visual pathways Auditory pathways Upper motor neurons and lesions Lower motor neurons and lesions Thalamus and its connections Hypothalamus and its connections Cranial Nerve Nuclei: their location Cranial Nerve Nuclei: their connections & testing Cranial Nerve Nuclei: their distribution Autonomic Nervous System Meninges of the Brain Ventricular System Cerebrospinal Fluid Blood-Brain and Blood-Cerebrospinal Fluid Barriers The Blood Supply of the Brain 10 (6%) ½ (3%)

EMBRYOLOGY MCQs for different items of table of specifications are allocated; to keep the question paper variable, multiple questions on each topic may please be prepared. Development of brain is allocated 3 questions which may be variably distributed between different items. Framing of SEQ should take into consideration the areas covered in MCQs and should incorporate those only which are over looked or under represented in MCQs. Table of Specifications MCQs SEQs General Embryology 8 (5%) 1 (7%) Gametogenesis: in male Gametogenesis: in female Ovulation to Implantation Bilaminar Germ Disc Trilaminar Germ Disc The Embryonic Period Fetus and Placenta Birth Defects and Prenatal Diagnosis Special Embryology 11 (8%) 1 (7%) Skeletal System Muscular System Body Cavities Cardiovascular System Respiratory System Digestive System Urogenital System Head and Neck Ear Eye Integumentary System Central Nervous System Spinal cord Telencephalon Diencephalon Mesencephalon Metencephalon Mylencephalon 11 (8%) 1(6%)