As per MCI guidelines, MAMC, Delhi has prepared CBME Curriculum for next batch of UG beginning from Aug

2019. The enclosed timetables are provisional and tentative. It may be changed if desired by MCI as per GMER 2019

Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi

MBBS Batch 2019-20

HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PSM

ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AETCOM SPORTS
INTEGRATION INTEGRATION

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

2.9.19 3.9.19 4.9.19 5.9.19 6.9.19 7.9.19

8-9 AM L-1 Lec- Gen PY1.3 Describe PY1.5 Describe L-5 General features BI 6.2: Describe the
Anatomical histology intercellular and discuss of Muscle processes involved in
terminology Four basic communication transport AN3.1 maintenance of
AN1.1 tissues of body & (VI-Pathology) mechanisms Classify muscle tissue normal pH, water &
Demonstrate Epithelium I across cell according to structure electrolyte balance of
normal AN65.1 membranes. & action body fluids and the
anatomical Identify AN3.2 associated
position, epithelium under Enumerate parts of derangement’s.
various the microscope skeletal muscle and
planes, & describe the differentiate between
relation, various types tendon & aponeurosis
comparison, that correlate to with example
laterality & its function AN3.3
movement in AN65.2 Explain Shunt and
our body Describe the spurt muscles
ultrastructure
basement
membrane and
cell junctions
 Lec Demo L-2 Anatomical L-4 General PY1.7 Demo: Muscle
9-10AM AN 0 - Cell terminology BI 6.2: Describe features of bones Describe the concept AN3.1-3.3
the processes & joint-II of pH & Buffer
AN1.2 Describe involved in AN2.5 systems in the body
composition of maintenance of Describe various (HI-Biochemistry)
bone and bone normal pH, water & joints with
marrow electrolyte balance subtypes and
of body fluids and examples
the associated AN2.6
derangement’s. Explain the
concept of nerve
supply of joints &
Hilton’s law
 Demo: Demo: AN1.1 L-3 General Demo-Joints SGD PY1.6
10-11AM Anatomical Demonstrate features of bones & AN2.5-2.6 BI 6.3: Discuss and Describe the fluid
Terminology normal joint-I interpret results of compartments of the
AN1.1 anatomical AN2.1 Arterial Blood Gas body, its ionic
position, various Describe parts, (ABG) analysis in composition &
planes, relation, blood and nerve various disorders. measurement
comparison, supply of a long
laterality & bone (Vertical integration
movement in our AN2.2 with
body Enumerate laws of medicine/anesthesia
ossification ICU)
AN1.2 Describe AN2.3
composition of Enumerate special
bone and bone features of a
marrow sesamoid bone
AN2.4
Describe various
types of cartilage
with its structure &
distribution in body

11-12 AM PY1.1 PY1.2 Demo: Bone: Batch Demo: Bone: Experimental lab- Experimental lab-
Describe the Describe and B&C Batch A&C Batch A2 Batch B2
structure and discuss the AN2.1-2.6 AN2.1-2.6 Study of Instruments Study of Instruments
functions of a principles of Batch A Batch B PY 3.18 PY 3.18
mammalian homeostasis Histology Histology Haematology lab- Haematology lab-
cell AN65.1-65.2 AN65.1-65.2 Batch A1 Batch B1
Study of Instruments Study of Instruments
Demo: Bone: PY 2.11 PY 2.11
Batch A&C
 AN2.1-2.6 BI 11.1- BI 11.1-
Batch B BATCH B2 BATCH A2
Histology Describe commonly Describe commonly
AN65.1-65.2 used laboratory used laboratory
apparatus and apparatus and
equipments, good safe equipments
laboratory practice , good safe laboratory
and waste disposal. practice and waste
disposal.

12-1 BI 1.1: AETCOM SGD: BATCH B1 SGD: BATCH A1

Describe the
molecular and Cadaver as
functional teacher
organization of
a cell and its
subcellular
components.

2-4 PM PSM 1.1. Experimental Experimental lab- Small group Demo GA batch A&B
Define and discussion/ AN2.1-2.6
describe the Batch C
concept of Tutorial/ Histology
public health AN65.1-65.2
1.2. Define Integrated
Health, learning/
describe the
concept of Self-directed
holistic health learning/
including
concept of Early clinical
 spiritual health lab-Batch A1 Batch B1 exposure
and Study of Study of
relativeness Instruments Instruments
and PY 3.18 PY 3.18
determinants
of health Haematology Haematology lab-
lab-Batch A2 Batch B2
PSM1.1-1.2 Study of Study of
Instruments Instruments
PY-2.11 PY-2.11

BI 11.1 BI 11.1
BATCHB1 BATCH A1
Describe Describe
commonly used commonly used
laboratory laboratory
apparatus and apparatus and
equipment’s, equipment’s, good
good safe safe laboratory
laboratory practice and waste
practice and disposal.
waste disposal.

BI BATCH BI:
B2 BATCH A2
SGD SGD

Time/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Day 9.9.19 10.9.19 11.9.19 12.9.19 13.9.19 14.9.19

8-9AM Lec: Gen Holiday PY1.8.2 PY1.9 L-8 General features L-4.1
Histology Describe and Demonstrate the of the cardiovascular BI5.2 Describe
Epithelium II discuss the ability to describe system and discuss
AN65.1b molecular basis of and discuss the AN5.1 structure and
Identify resting membrane methods used to Differentiate organization of
epithelium potential and action demonstrate the between blood protein with
under the potential in excitable functions of the vascular and reference to
microscope & tissue cells and its lymphatic system myoglobin,
describe the products, its AN5.2 hemoglobin and
various types communications Differentiate collagen along
that correlate and their between pulmonary with associated
to its function applications in and systemic disorders of
AN65.2b Clinical care and circulation defective
Describe the research. AN5.3 formation of
ultrastructure List general proteins.
of epithelium differences between
arteries & veins
AN5.4
Explain functional
difference between
elastic, muscular
arteries and
arterioles
9-10AM Demo: L-3.2 L-7 : Skin & Fascia PY1.4 Describe L-9 Gen. features
Bone,Joint & BI 5.1 Describe II apoptosis – of the
Muscle amino acid AN4.3 programmed cell cardiovascular
AN 2.1-3.3 structure, Describe superficial death system-II
classification and fascia along with fat AN5.5
biological distribution in body PY11.7 Describe portal
importance of amino AN4.4 Describe and system giving
acid, peptide and Describe discuss physiology examples
protein modifications of of aging; free AN5.6
deep fascia with its radicals and Describe the
functions antioxidants concept of
AN4.5 anastomoses and
Explain principles of collateral
skin incisions circulation with
significance of
end-arteries
AN5.7
Explain function of
meta-arterioles,
precapillary
sphincters, arterio-
venous
anastomoses
AN5.8
Define
thrombosis,
infarction and
aneurysm

Demo
Bone, Joint &
10-11AM Muscle L-6 :Skin & Fascia I Lec: BI 5.2- PY 3.1
AN 2.1-3.3 General embryology SGD: Describe and Describe the
AN4.1 Describe I discuss structure structure and
different types of AN76.1 Describe and organization of functions of a
skin & dermatomes the stages of protein with neuron and
in body human life reference to neuroglia, Discuss
AN4.2 AN76.2 Explain the myoglobin, Nerve Growth
Describe structure & terms- phylogeny, hemoglobin and Factor & other
function of skin with ontogeny, trimester, collagen along with growth
its appendages viability associated disorders factors/cytokines
77.3 Describe of defective (HI-Anatomy)
spermatogenesis formation of
and oogenesis proteins.
along with diagrams

11-12PM PY1.8.1 Holiday Demo- Skin & Demo- Skin & Experimental lab- Experimental lab-
Describe and (Muharram) Fascia (B&C) Fascia (A&C) Batch A2 Batch B2
discuss the AN4.1 -4.5 AN4.1 -4.5 Study of student
molecular Practical Histology physiograph Study of student
basis of Practical Histology – – B Epithelium II Electrical circuits for physiograph
resting A Epithelium II AN65.1b-65.2b amphibian Electrical circuits
membrane AN65.1b-65.2b experiments and for amphibian
potential and nerve-muscle experiments and
action preparation nerve-muscle
potential in PY3.18 preparation
excitable PY3.18
tissue
Haematology lab- Haematology lab-
Batch A1 Batch B1

Collection of blood Collection of blood

sample sample
12-1PM L-3.1 Demo- Skin & Demo- Skin & PY 2.11 PY 2.11
BI 5.1 Fascia (B&C) Fascia(A&C)
Describe AN4.1 -4.5 AN4.1 -4.5 BI 11.2: Batch B 2 BI 11.2:
amino acid Practical Histology Describe the Batch A2
structure, Practical Histology – – B Epithelium II preparation of Describe the
classification A Epithelium II AN65.1b-65.2b buffers and preparation of
and biological AN65.1b-65.2b estimation of pH buffers and
importance of estimation of pH
amino acid,
peptide and
protein Batch B1 Batch A1
SELF DIRECTED SELF DIRECTED
LEARNING: with FA LEARNING with
FA
2-3PM SPORTS Experimental lab- Small group Demo- Skin &
Batch B1 discussion Fascia (A&B)
- PBL of AN4.1-4.5
Study of student General Practical Histology -
physiograph Physiology C Epithelium II
Electrical circuits for AN65.1b-65.2b
amphibian
experiments and
nerve-muscle
preparation
PY 3.18

Haematology lab-
Batch B2

Collection of blood
sample
PY 2.11

BI 11.2 : Batch A1
Describe the
preparation of
buffers and
estimation of pH
 3-4PM Batch A1 Demo- Skin &
SELF DIRECTED Fascia (A&B)
LEARNING with FA AN4.1-4.5
Practical Histology -
C Epithelium II
AN65.1b-65.2b

Time/ Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

16.9.19 17.9.19 18.9.19 19.9.19 20.9.19 21.9.19

8-9AM L- 10 General L-11 Introduction PY 3.3.1 PY2.2. Lec-1: Introduction BI 2.5 Discuss use
Features of to the nervous Describe the Discuss the origin, to Upper limb & of enzymes in
lymphatic system- I degeneration and forms, variations and Pectoral region – I laboratory
system AN7.1 Describe regeneration in functions of plasma AN9. 1 investigations Se
AN6.1 general plan of peripheral nerves proteins(HI-Biochem) Describe (Enzyme-based
List the nervous system (VI-Medicine) attachment, assays) and
components with components nerve supply & Interpret laboratory
and functions of of central action results of enzyme
the lymphatic peripheral & of pectoralis major activities as
system autonomic & biomarkers
AN6.2 nervous systems pectoralis minor markers in
Describe AN7.2 List common
structure of components of pathological
lymph nervous tissue conditions
capillaries & and their functions
mechanism of AN7.3 Describe
lymph parts of a neuron
circulation and classify them
AN6.3 based on number
Explain the of neurites, size &
concept of function
lymphoedema
and spread of
tumors via
lymphatics and
venous system
9-10AM Demo: CVS & Demo: CNS L5.2 Gen embryology II PY 3.3.2 Diss: Pectoral
Lymphatic AN7.1-7.3 B2.2 Describe AN 77.1 Describe the Describe the region &
System and explain the uterine changes degeneration and prosections
AN5.1-5.8 & basic mechanism occurring during the regeneration in AN9. 1 Describe
6.1-6.3 of menstrual cycle peripheral nerves attachment, nerve
enzyme activity AN 77.2 Describe the (VI-Medicine) supply & action of
and its regulation synchrony between pectoralis major &
along with the ovarian and Pectoralis minor
enzyme kinetics menstrual cycles
AN77.4 Describe the
stages and
consequences of
fertilisation
10-11AM Demo Demo: CNS L-12 Nervous Formative SGD PY2.3.
AN5.1-5.8 & AN7.1-7.3 system-II Assessment BI 2.3: Describe Describe and
6.1-6.3 AN7.4 Describe and discuss as discuss the
structure of a substances/chemic synthesis,
typical spinal als in enzyme functions of Hb, its
nerve inhibition and breakdown.
AN7.5 Describe describe the Describe variants
principles of therapeutic use of of Haemoglobin
sensory and enzymes (HI-Biochem)
motor innervation
of muscles SGD
AN7.6 Describe Bl 2.4 Describe and
concept of loss of discuss the clinical
innervation of a utility of various
muscle with its serum enzymes as
applied anatomy Biochemical
AN7.7 Describe markers of common
various type of pathological
synapse conditions
AN7.8 Describe
differences
between
sympathetic and
spinal ganglia
11-12PM PY 3.2 PY2.1. Demo Nervous Experimental lab- Experimental lab-
Describe the Describe the System -II AN7.4- Batch A2 Batch B2
types, functions composition and 7.8 Recording of a Recording of a
& properties of function of blood simple muscle simple muscle
nerve fibers components twitch twitch
PY 3.18 PY 3.18

Haematology lab-
Haematology lab- Batch B1
Batch A1 Estimation of
Demo Nervous Estimation of Hemoglobin
12-1PM L5.1 AETCOM System -II AN7.4- Hemoglobin PY 2.11
BI 2.1: Explain 7.8 PY 2.11
fundamental Small group
concepts of Small group discussion- A1 and
enzyme discussion- B1 and A2
structure and B2 Osmotic fragility
function. Osmotic fragility and specific gravity
Enumerate the and specific gravity of blood
main classes of of blood
IUBMB PY 2.12
nomenclature PY 2.12
2-3PM PSM 1.3. Experimental lab- Experimental lab- Small group Diss: Pectoral
Describe the Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ region &
characteristics Study of student Recording of a prosections
of agent, host, physiograph simple muscle - RBC indices AN9. 1 Describe
environmental Electrical circuits twitch PY 2.11 attachment, nerve
factors in health for amphibian PY3.18 supply & action of
and disease experiments and pectoralis major &
and nerve-muscle Haematology lab- Pectoralis minor
multifactorial preparation Batch B2
etiology of PY3.18 Estimation of
disease Hemoglobin
3-4PM PSM 1.3. Recording of a PY 2.11 Diss: Pectoral
Describe the simple muscle region &
characteristics twitch prosections
of agent, host, PY3.18 AN9. 1 Describe
environmental attachment, nerve
factors in health Haematology lab- BI 11.3 supply & action of
and disease Batch A2 Batch A1 pectoralis major &
and Collection of blood Describe the Pectoralis minor
multifactorial sample chemical
etiology of Estimation of components of
disease Hemoglobin normal urine
PY 2.11

BI 11.2: Batch B 1 Batch A2

Describe the SGD WITH FA
preparation of
buffers and
estimation of pH
\
Batch B2

SELF DIRECTED
LEARNING: with
FA
TIME 23.09.2019 24.09.2019 25.09.2019 26.09.2019 27.09.2019 28.09.2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08-09 AM Lec Histo: Lect: Pectoral PY2.5.1. PY 3.7 Lect: Axilla - II BI 3.1
Glands region- III Descrbe the Describe the (Brachial plexus) Describe and
AN70.1 (Mammary different types of different types of 10.2 Identify, Discuss about
Identify gland) Anaemia & muscle fibres describe, and different
exocrine AN9.2. jaundice. (HI- and their demonstrate the monosaccharides, di-
gland under Breast: Describe Bioch,VI-) Path) structure origin, extent, saccharides,
the The location, course, and polysaccharides and
microscope extent, deep parts relations enumerate different
& distinguish Relations, branches of isomers of
between structure,age axillary artery carbohydrate giving
serous, changes, blood and tributaries of examples of
mucous and supply vein Biological significant
mixed acini lymphatic AN10.3 carbohydrates in
drainage, Describe, each group
microanatomy identify
And applied demonstrate
anatomy of formation,
Breast branches,
AN9.3 relations area of
Describe supply of
development branches course
of breast and relations of
terminal
branches of
brachial
plexuses
09-10 AM Lect: Diss: Pectoral Lec: PY2.5.2. Diss: Axilla
Pectoral region BI 2.4: SGD Gen Describe 10.2
region- II AN9.2. 1 Describe and Embryo IV different types of Identify,describeandd
AN 9.1 Breast: discuss the AN78.1Describe Anaemia and emonstratetheorigin,
Describe the clinical utility of cleavage and jaundice. (HI- extent,course,parts,
location, various serum formation of Bioch,VI- relationsandbranches
extent, deep enzymes as blastocyst Pathology) ofaxillaryartery&tribut
relations, Biochemical AN78.2 Describe ariesofvein
structure, markers of the development 10.3
age changes, common of trophoblast Describe,identify and
blood supply pathological AN78.3 Describe demonstrate
lymphatic conditions the process of formation,branches,r
drainage, implantation & elations,area of
microanatomy common supply of
and applied abnormal sites of branches,course and
anatomy of implantation relations of terminal
breast branches of brachial
AN78.4 Describe plexus
the formation of
extra-embryonic
mesoderm and
coelom,
bilaminar disc
and prochordal
plate
AN78.5 Describe
in brief abortion;
decidual
reaction,
pregnancy test
10-11 AM Demo: Lect: Axilla - I LINKER SGD PY3.8:
Humerus, (Walls & contents) SESSION BI 2.5: Discuss Describe
Scapula and AN10.1 use of enzymes action potential and
Clavicle Identify & in laboratory its properties in
AN8.1 describe investigations different muscle
Identify the boundaries and (Enzyme-based types
given bone, contents of axilla assays) and (skeletal and, smooth
its side, Interpret muscle) (HI-
important laboratory Anatomy)
features & results of
keep it in enzyme
anatomical activities as
Position biomarkers
AN 8. 2 markers in
Identify & common
describe pathological
joints formed conditions
by the given
bone
AN8.4
Demonstrate
important
muscle
attachment
on the
given bone
AN8.3
Enumerate
peculiarities
of
clavicle
11-12PM PY2.4. PY 3.4: Batch- A :Histo Batch- B :Histo Experimental Experimental lab-
Describe Describe the Batch B & C: Diss Batch A & C: lab- Batch B2
RBC structure of Scapular region Diss Axilla Batch A2 Effect of temperature
function, neuro-muscular Effect of on SMT
erythropoiesi junction and temperature on PY 3.18
s and its transmission SMT
regulation of impulses PY 3.18 Haematology lab-
Batch B1
PY 3.5:, Discuss Haematology Estimation of
the action of lab- Hemoglobin
neuro-muscular Batch A1 (Revision)
blocking agents Estimation of PY 2.11
Hemoglobin
PY 3.6: (Revision)
Describe the PY 2.11
pathophysiology BI BatchA2
of Myasthenia 11.3 Describe the
gravis (ECE) chemical
BI Batch B2 components of
11.3 Describe normal urine.
the chemical
components of Batch A1
normal urine. SGD WITH FA

Batch B1
SGD WITH FA
12-1 PM L AETCOM
BI 2.3
Describe and
discuss as
substances/c
hemicals in
enzyme
inhibition and
describe the
therapeutic
use of
enzymes

02-4PM Sports Experimental Experimental lab- Small group Batch- C :Histo

lab- Batch B1 discussion- Batch A & B:
Batch A1 Effect of Determination of Diss Axilla
Effect of temperature on ESR, PCV AN10.2
temperature on SMT PY 2.12 Identify,describe
SMT PY 3.18 and
PY 3.18 demonstratetheo
Haematology lab- rigin,extent,cour
Haematology Batch B2 se,parts,
lab- Estimation of relations and
Batch A2 Hemoglobin branches of
Estimation of (Revision) axillary artery &
Hemoglobin PY 2.11 tributaries of
(Revision) vein
PY 2.11 BI 11.4 and 11.20 AN10.3
Batch A1 Describe,identify
BI 11.3 :Batch 11.4 Perform and
B1 urine analysis to demonstratefor
Describe the detect abnormal mation,
chemical constituents branches,
components of 11.20: Identify relations ,area of
normal urine. abnormal supply of
constituents in branches,
Batch B2 SGD urine, interpret the course and
WITH FA findings and relations of
correlate these terminal
with pathological branches of
states. brachial plexus

Batch A2 SGD
 TIME 30.09.2019 01.10.2019 2.10.2019 03.10.2019 04.10.2019 05.10.2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08-09 AM Lec Histo: Lec: Back & HOLIDAY PY.2.7. Lect: Arm : Anterior L
Connective Scapular region Describe Compartment B3.4: Define and
Tissue AN10.9 formation of AN11.1 describe the pathways
AN66.1 Describe the platelets, Describe and of carbohydrate
Describe & arterial functions and demonstrate muscle metabolism Namely
identify various anastomosis variations. groups of upper arm glycolysis,
types of around the with emphasis on gluconeogenesis,
connective scapula and biceps and triceps glycogen metabolism,
tissue with mention the brachii HMP shunt, TCA
functional boundaries of AN11.2 Identify & cycle and minor
Correlation angle of describe origin, pathway of
auscultation course, relations, carbohydrate
AN66.2 branches metabolism eg Uronic
Describe the (or acid metabolism,
ultrastructure of tributaries),terminati Fructose metabolism
connective on of important and galactose
tissue nerves and vessels metabolism
in arm
AN11.3
Describe the
anatomical basis of
Vene puncture of
cubital veins
AN11.5
Identify & describe
boundaries and
contents of cubital
fossa
09-10 AM Lec: Axilla III Lec: Gen PY 3.10 Diss: Arm : Anterior
AN10.4 Embryo V Describe the mode Compartment &
Describe the AN79.1 of muscle Demo: Radius & Ulna,
anatomical Describe the contraction Articulated hand
groups of formation & (isometric and AN11.1.1
axillary lymph fate of the isotonic) Describe and
nodes primitive demonstrate muscle
and specify streak groups of upper arm
their areas of AN70.2 with emphasis on
drainage Describe biceps and triceps
formation & brachii
fate of
notochord AN11.2.1
AN79.3 Identify & describe
Describe the origin,
process of course, relations,
neurulation branches
AN79.4 (or tributaries),
Describe the termination of
development important nerves
of somites and and vessels in arm
intra-
embryonic AN11.3.1
coelom Describe the
AN79.5 anatomical basis of
Explain Venepuncture of
embryological cubital veins
basis of AN11.5.1
congenital Identify & describe
malformations boundaries and
, nucleus contents of cubital
pulposus, fossa
sacrococcyge
al teratomas,
neural tube
defects

10-11 AM Demo: Scapula boundaries of Interactive L PY2.8.1

– Particular triangle of session BI 3.3: Describe and
features auscultation discuss the digestion Describe physiological
AN8.1 & and assimilation of basis of haemostasis.
AN8.2 carbohydrates along Describe bleeding and
with the transport clotting disorders.
across membrane
 Describe the
physiological role of
anticoagulants.(VI-
Path)

11-12 PM PY 3.9 PY2.6. Describe Batch- B Experimental lab- Experimental lab-

Describe the WBC formation :Histo Batch A2 Batch B2
molecular basis and regulation Batch A & C: Effect of two Effect of temperature
of muscle Diss: Scapular successive stimuli on SMT
contraction in region on SMT PY 3.18
skeletal and in PY 3.18
smooth muscles AN10.9 Haematology lab-
Haematology lab- Batch B1
Batch A1 Estimation of Total
Estimation of Total RBC count
RBC count PY 2.11
PY 2.11

BI 11.4 and 11.20 BI 11.4 and 11.20

Batch B2 11.4 11.4 Perform urine
Perform urine analysis to detect
analysis to detect abnormal constituents
abnormal 11.20: Identify
constituents abnormal constituents
11.20: Identify in urine, interpret the
abnormal findings and correlate
constituents in urine, these with
interpret the findings pathological states.
and correlate these
with pathological BI Batch A1 SGD
states. With FA
Batch B1 SGD

With FA
12-1PM L AETCOM
BI 3.2: Describe
the function of
carbohydrate as
energy fuel,
structural
element and
storage in the
human body.
02-4PM PSM:1.4. Experimental lab- Small group Batch- C :Histo
Describe and Batch A1 discussion/ Batch A & B: Diss
discuss the Effect of two Scapular region
natural history of successive stimuli Tutorial/
disease on SMT
1.5. Describe PY 3.18 Integrated
the application learning/
of interventions Haematology lab-
at various levels Batch A2 Self directed
of prevention learning/
Estimation of
Total RBC count Early clinical
PY 2.11 exposure

BI 11.4 and 11.20

Batch 11.4
Perform urine
analysis to detect
abnormal
constituents
11.20: Identify
abnormal
constituents in
urine, interpret
the findings and
correlate these
with pathological
states.
Batch B2 SGD
With FA

TIME 07.10.2019 08.10.2019 09.10.2019 10.10.2019 11.10.2019 12.10.2019

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
08-09 AM Lec: Histo: PY2.10.1. PY 3.12 and Lec: Forearm : L
Cartilage HOLIDAY Define and Explain the Posterior BI 3.4
AN71.2 classify gradation of compartment
Identify cartilage different types muscular AN12.11, Define and describe
under the of immunity. activity the pathways of
microscope & Describe the , AN12.12 carbohydrate
describe various development PY3.13 metabolism Namely
types and of immunity Describe glycolysis,
structure- and its muscular gluconeogenesis,
function regulation. dystrophy: glycogen metabolism,
correlation of the myopathies HMP shunt, TCA
same (VI-Medicine) cycle and minor
pathway of
carbohydrate
metabolism egUronic
acid metabolism,
Fructose metabolism
and galactose
metabolism
09-10 AM Lec: Forearm : L Lec: Forearm PY2.10.2. Demo: Demonstration
Anterior BI 3.4 : Anterior Define and classify Radius and Ulna-
Compartment - I Compartment different types of Particular Features
AN12.1 Define and –II immunity. Describe
Describe and describe the AN12.1 the development of
Demonstrate pathways of Describe and immunity and its
important carbohydrate Demonstrate regulation.
muscle groups metabolism important
of Ventral Namely muscle
forearm with glycolysis, groups of
attachments, gluconeogene Ventral
nerve supply sis, glycogen forearm with
and actions metabolism, attachments
HMP shunt, nerve supply
TCA cycle and actions
and minor
pathway of
carbohydrate
metabolism
egUronic acid
metabolism,
Fructose
metabolism
and galactose
metabolism
10-11 AM Identify & Diss: Forearm Diss: Forearm L PY 3.11: Explain
describe the : Anterior : Anterior BI 3.4 energy source and
type, articular Compartment Compartment Define and describe muscle metabolism
surfaces, AN12.1, –II the pathways of (HI-Biochemistry)
capsule, AN12.2 & AN12.1 carbohydrate
synovial AN12.3 Describe and metabolism Namely
membrane, Demonstrate glycolysis,
ligaments, important gluconeogenesis,
relations, muscle glycogen
movements, groups of metabolism, HMP
blood and nerve Ventral shunt, TCA cycle
supply of elbow forearm with and minor pathway
joint, proximal attachments of carbohydrate
and distal radio- nerve supply metabolism
ulnar joints, wrist and actions egUronic acid
joint & first metabolism,
carpometacarpal Fructose metabolism
joint and galactose
metabolism

11-12 PM PY2.8.2 Histo: Batch Batch- B Experimental lab- Experimental lab-

A, :Histo Batch A2 Batch B2
Describe Diss: Batch B Batch A & C: Effect of two
physiological & C - Anterior Diss: Anterior successive stimuli Effect of two
basis of compartment compartment on SMT (Revision) successive stimuli on
haemostasis. forearm Forearm SMT (Revision)
Describe AN12.1, AN12.1, PY 3.18 PY 3.18
bleeding and AN12.2 & AN12.2 &
clotting AN12.3 AN12.3 Haematology lab- Haematology lab-
disorders. Batch A1 Batch B1

Describe the Estimation of Total Estimation of Total

physiological RBC count RBC count (Revision)
role of (Revision) PY 2.11
anticoagulants.( PY 2.11
VI-Path)
 BI 11.5 Batch B2 BI 11.6 and 11.18
11.6 Describe the Batch A2
principles of 11.6 Describe the
colorimetry/spectrop principles of
hotometer colorimetry/spectroph
11.18 Discuss the otometer
principles of 11.18 Discuss the
spectrophotometry. principles of
spectrophotometry.
Batch B1 SGD

Batch A1 SGD

12-1PM L Histo: Batch Batch- B

BI 3.4 A, :Histo
Diss: Batch B Batch A & C:
Define and & C - Anterior Diss: Anterior
describe the compartment compartment
pathways of forearm Forearm
carbohydrate AN12.1, AN12.1,
metabolism AN12.2 & AN12.2 &
Namely AN12.3 AN12.3
glycolysis,
gluconeogenesi
s, glycogen
metabolism,
HMP shunt,
TCA cycle and
minor pathway
of carbohydrate
metabolism
egUronic acid
metabolism,
Fructose
metabolism and
galactose
metabolism
02-4PM Experimental Small group Histo Batch: C
lab-Batch B1 discussion/ Diss: Posterior
Compartment-Batch
Computer A&B
Effect of two assissted
successive learning
stimuli on methods for
SMT nerve muscle
PY 3.18 experiments

Haematology PY3.18
lab-Batch B2

Estimation of
Total RBC
count
PY 2.11

BI 11.6 AND
11.18
Batch A1
11.6 Describe
the principles
of
colorimetry/sp
ectrophotomet
er
11.18 Discuss
the principles
of
spectrophoto
metry.

Batch A2
SGD
Sports
TIME 14.10.2019 15.10.2019 16.10.2019 17.10.2019 18.10.2019 19.10.2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08-09 AM Lec: Histo: Lec : Palm-II PY5.2.2: PY 6.2.1 Lect: Nerve Injuries L
Bone AN12.6 Describe Describe the Describe the of upper limb BI 3.8
AN71.1 & demonstrate properties of mechanics of AN10.6 Explain the Discuss the
Identify bone movements of cardiac muscle normal anatomical basis of mechanism and
under the thumb and including its respiration and clinical features of significance of
microscope; muscles involved morphology, describe the Erb’s palsy and regulation of
classify various AN 12.9 Identify electrical, pressure Klumpke’s paralysis blood glucose
types and & describe mechanical and changes during and fructose in
describe fibrous flexor metabolic ventilation health and
the structure- sheaths, ulnar functions. disease.
function bursa, radial
correlation of the bursa and digital
same synovial sheaths

09-10 AM Lec : Palm-I Diss: Palm L Lec: Gen PY 3.17: Describe Lec: Small joints
AN 12.5 Identify AN12.5, BI 3.6 Embryo strength-duration of Upper limb
& describe small AN12.6 & Birth defects curve)
muscles of hand. AN12.7 Describe and AN13.3
Also describe discuss the Identify &
movements of biochemical describe
thumb and processes involve The type,
muscles in generation of articular
involved energy in cells, surfaces,
biological capsule,
AN12.6 Describe oxidation and synovial
& demonstrate Electron transport membrane,
movements of chain along with ligaments,
thumb and the inhibitors and relations,
muscles uncouplers of movements,
involved ETC blood and nerve
supply of elbow
AN 12.7 Identify joint, proximal
& describe and distal radio-
course and ulnar joints,
branches of wrist joint & first
important blood
vessels and
nerves in hand
10-11 AM Demo: Diss: Palm Diss: Palm Interactive L PY 6.2.2
Articulated hand- AN12.5, AN12.5, session BI 3.7 Discuss in detail
II AN12.6 & AN12.6 & Describe the the Lung
AN12.7 AN12.7 common volumes and
substances/chemica capacities
ls that inhibit crucial
enzymes of
carbohydrate
metabolism (eg;
fluoride, arsenate)
11-12 PM PY5.2.1: PY 6.1 Describe Diss: Palm/SDL Diss: Experimental lab- Experimental
Describe the the functional Batch B Palm/SDL: Batch A2 lab-Batch B2
properties of anatomy of Batch- A :Histo Batch C &
cardiac muscle Respiratory tract & Batch C: Batch A Effect of increasing Effect of
including its Embryo Pract Embryo Pract& strength of stimuli increasing
morphology, Batch- B :Histo on SMT strength of
electrical, PY 3.18 stimuli on SMT
mechanical and PY 3.18
metabolic Haematology lab-
functions. Batch A1 Haematology
lab-Batch B1
Estimation of Total
WBC count Estimation of
PY 2.11 Total WBC count
PY 2.11
ECE
Visit to blood bank- ECE
Batch B1 , B2 Visit to blood
PY 2.9 bank- Batch A1 ,
A2
PY 2.9
12-1 PM L AETCOM
BI 3.5
Describe and
discuss the
regulation and
integration of
carbohydrate
and amphibolic
pathways with
reference to
associated
diseases/disorde
rs.

02-4PM PSM 1.6. Experimental Experimental lab- Small group Diss: Palm/SDL
Describe and lab-Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion Batch A &
discuss the Batch- C :Histo
concepts, the Effect of Effect of Computer & Batch B Embryo
principles of increasing increasing assissted Practical
health promotion strength of strength of stimuli learning
and education, stimuli on SMT on SMT methods for
IEC and PY 3.18 PY 3.18 nerve muscle
Behavioral Haematology Haematology lab- experiments
Change lab-Batch A2 Batch B2
Communication Estimation of Estimation of PY3.18
(BCC) Total WBC count Total WBC count
PY 2.11 PY 2.11
BI 11.6 and BI: 11.8 and
11.18 11.22
Batch B1 Batch A1 11.8:
11.6 Describe Demonstrate
the principles of estimation of
colorimetry/spect serum proteins,
rophotometer albumin and A:G
11.18 Discuss ratio
the principles of 11.22: Calculate
spectrophotomet albumin: globulin
ry. (AG) ratio

Batch B2 SGD Batch A2 SGD

TIME 21.10.2019 22.10.2019 23.10.2019 24.10.2019 25.10.2019 26.10.2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08-09 AM Lect: Blood Lect: Lymphatics of PY 6.2.4 : PY 5.2 – Lec: introduction & L
vessels of Upper limb Discuss Describe the Thoracic wall-I BI 4.2
Upper limb airway properties of AN21.3 Describe & Describe the
AN13.1 resistance, cardiac muscle demonstrate the processes involved
V/P ratio, including its boundaries of in digestion and
Describe and diffusion morphology, thoracic inlet, cavity absorption of dietary
explain Fascia of capacity of electrical, and outlet lipids and key
upper limb and lungs. mechanical AN21.4 Describe & features of their
compartments, and metabolic demonstrate metabolism (Fatty
veins of upper limb and functions extent, acid synthesis, beta
its lymphatic attachments, oxidation and ketone
drainage direction of fibres, body metabolism)
nerve supply and
actions of
intercostal muscles
09-10 AM Demo: small Surface marking of L PY 6.3- Describe Lec: thoracic wall
joints of Upper Upper limb BI 4.1 and discuss the II(intercostals
limb AN13.2 Describe transport of spaces)
AN13.3.1 Describe and discuss Formative respiratory gases: AN21.
dermatomes of main assesment oxygen and carbon 5
Identify & upper limb classes of dioxide. Descri
describe the AN13.5 lipids be &
type, Identify the bones (Essential/n demo
articular and Joints of upper on-essential nstrat
surfaces, limb seen In fatty acids, e
capsule, anteroposterior and cholesterol origin,
synovial and cours
membrane, hormonal e,
ligaments, steroids, relatio
relations, triglycerides, ns
movements, major and
blood phospholipid branc
and nerve s, hes of
supply of sphingolipid a
elbow joint, s and typical
proximal and derived interc
distal radio- lipids) ostal
ulnar joints, relevant to Nerve
wrist human AN21.
joint & first system and 6
their major Menti
on
origin,
cours
e and
branc
hes/
tributa
ries
of:
1)anterior & posterior
intercostal vessels
2)internal thoracic
vessels
AN21.7 Mention the
origin, course,
relations and
branches of:
1)atypical intercostal
nerve
2)superior intercostal
artery, subcostal
artery
10-11 AM Radiologic anatomy Lec: Formative L PY 5.3.1 – Discuss
of Upper limb Developmen assesment BI 4.2 the events occurring
t of Upper Describe the during cardiac cycle
Limb processes involved
AN13.8 in digestion and
Describe absorption of
developmen dietary lipids and
t of upper key features of
limb their metabolism
(Fatty acid
synthesis, beta
oxidation and
ketone body
metabolism)
11-12 PM PY 6.2.3 PY 5.1 – Describe Digital Formative Experimental lab- Experimental lab-
Define and the functional displayer: assesment Batch A2 BatchB2
explain anatomy of heart Prosections
alveolar including chambers Determination of Determination of
surface tension and sounds, conduction velocity conduction velocity
and pacemaker tissue in frog’s sciatic in frog’s sciatic nerve
compliance and conducting nerve PY 3.18
system PY 3.18
(HI-Anatomy) Haematology lab-
Haematology lab- Batch B1
Batch A1
Estimation of Total
Estimation of Total WBC count
WBC count (Revision)
(Revision) PY 2.11
PY 2.11

BI: 11.8 and 11.22

Batch A2 11.8:
BI: 11.8 and 11.22 Demonstrate
Batch B2 11.8: estimation of serum
Demonstrate proteins, albumin
12-1 PM L AETCOM estimation of serum and A:G ratio
BI 4.1 proteins, albumin 11.22: Calculate
Describe and and A:G ratio albumin: globulin
discuss main 11.22: Calculate (AG) ratio
classes of albumin: globulin Batch A1 SGD
lipids (AG) ratio
(Essential/non- Batch B1 SGD
essential fatty
acids,
cholesterol and
hormonal
steroids,
triglycerides,
major
phospholipids,
sphingolipids
and derived
lipids) relevant
to human
system and
their major
functions.
02-4PM Sports Experimental lab- Experimenta Small group Demo: landmarks
Batch A1 l lab-Batch discussion/ of thorax, general
Determination of B1 and special
conduction velocity Determinatio features of sternum
in frog’s sciatic n of Integrated & typical rib.
nerve conduction learning/ AN21.1 Identify
PY 3.18 velocity in and describe the
frog’s sciatic -PBL Blood salient features of
Haematology lab- nerve sternum, typical
Batch A2 PY 3.18 rib,Ist rib and typical
Estimation of Total thoracic vertebra.
WBC count Haematolog
(Revision) y lab-Batch
PY 2.11 B2
Estimation
of Total
WBC count
(Revision)
BI: 11.8 and 11.22 PY 2.11
Batch B1 11.8:
Demonstrate
estimation of serum
proteins, albumin BI: 11.21A
and A:G ratio
11.22: Calculate BATCH A1
albumin: globulin Demonstrat
(AG) ratio e estimation
of glucosein
Batch B2 SGD serum.

A2 SGD
Time/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Day 28/10/19 29/10/19 30/10/19 31/10/19 1/11/19 2/11/19

8-9 Lec: Lec: Histology- PY 5.4 – PY 6.6.2 Lec: Lung & L

AM Mediastinum Lymphoid System & Describe Describe pleura-I BI 4.4
AN21.11 Lymph Node generation and and discuss AN24.1 Mention
Mention AN70.21 Identify the conduction of dyspnea, the blood supply,
boundaries lymphoid tissue under cardiac impulse cyanosis, lymphatic drainage Describe and
and contents the microscope & asphyxia, and nerve supply discus cholesterol,
of the superior, describe microanatomy drowning, of pleura,extent of biological
anterior, of lymph node and periodic pleura and importance of
middle and correlate the breathing describe the cholesterol,
posterior structure with function pleural recesses cholesterol
mediastinum and their metabolism with
appliedanatomy its regulation and
AN24.2 Identify associated
side, external disorders
features and
relations of
structures which
form rootof lung &
bronchial tree and
their clinical
correlate
9- Demo: typical Demo: typical thoracic L Lec: PY 5.5 – Describe Demo: in situ
10AM and atypical vertebrae BI 4.3 embryo: the physiology of thoracic viscera
ribs. AN21.1 Describe and Respiratory electrocardiogram
AN21.1 discus the system (ECG), its
AN21.2 structure and AN25.2 application and
Identify & function of Describe cardiac axis
describe the lipoprotein, developmen (VI-Medicine)
features of 2nd, their transport t of pleura,
11th and 12th and lung& heart
ribs, 1st, 11th metabolism
and 12t with regulation
thoracic and associated
vertebrae disorders
namely
atherosclerosis
10- Demo: thoracic Diss: intercostals Lec: embryo- Demo: L PY 6.4 and 6.5
11AM wall & cavity spaces & contents. Body cavity atypical BI 4.4 Describe and
AN21.3 AN21.4 Describe & and diaphragm thoracic discuss the
Describe & demonstrate extent, AN52.5 vertebra physiology of high
demonstrate attachments, direction Describe the AN21.2 Describe and altitude
the boundaries of fibres, nervesupply development Identify & discus cholesterol,
of thoracic and actions of and congenital describe the biological
inlet, cavity intercostal muscles anomalies of features of importance of
and outlet diaphragm 2nd, 11th and cholesterol,
AN21.4 AN21.5 Describe & 12th ribs, 1st, cholesterol
Describe & demonstrate origin, 11th and metabolism with its
demonstrate course, relations and 12ththoracic regulation and
extent, branches of a vertebrae associated
attachments, typicalintercostal disorders
direction of nerve
fibres, AN21.6 Mention origin,
nervesupply course and branches/
and actions of tributaries
intercostal of
muscles 1)anterior & posterior
intercostal vessels
2)internal thoracic
vessels
AN21.7 Mention the
origin, course, relations
and branches of:
1)atypical intercostal
nerve
2)superior intercostal
artery, subcostal artery
11- PY 5.3.2 – PY 6.6.1 Diss: Diss: Experimental lab- Experimental lab-
12PM Discuss the Describe and discuss Mediastinum in Mediastinum Batch A2 Batch B2
events the pathophysiology of situ & thoracic in situ & Effect of increasing Effect of
occurring hypoxia. wall thoracic wall frequency of stimuli increasing
during cardiac AN21.11 AN21.11 (Genesis of frequency of
cycle 2 Mention Mention tetanus) and stimuli (Genesis of
boundaries and boundaries genesis of fatigue tetanus) and
contents of the and in skeletal genesis of fatigue
superior, contents of musclePY 3.18 in skeletal muscle
anterior, middle the superior, PY 3.18
& posterior anterior, Haematology lab-
12- L AETCOM mediastinum middle & Batch A1 Haematology lab-
1PM BI 4.2 Histo batch A- posterior Differential Batch B1
Lymphoid mediastinum leucocyte count) Differential
Describe the System & Histo batch PY 2.11 leucocyte countPY
processes Lymph Node B-Lymphoid 2.11
involved in AN70.21Identif System &
digestion and y the lymphoid Lymph Node BI: 11.21A BI: 11.21A
absorption of tissue under AN70.21Ide
dietary lipids the microscope ntify the BATCH B2 BATCH A2
and key &describemicro lymphoid Demonstrate Demonstrate
features of anatomy of tissue under estimation of estimation of
their lymph node the glucose in serum. glucose in serum.
metabolism and correlate microscope
(Fatty acid the &describemi A1 SGD
synthesis, beta structure with croanatomy B1 SGD
oxidation and function of lymph
ketone body node and
metabolism) correlate the
structure
with function
2-4PM PSM:1.7. Experimental lab-Batch Experimental Small group Diss: Mediastinum
Enumerate A1 lab-Batch B1 discussion/ in situ & thoracic
and describe Effect of increasing wall
health frequency of stimuli Effect of AN21.11 Mention
indicators (Genesis of tetanus) increasing Integrated boundaries and
and genesis of fatigue frequency of learning/ contents of the
in skeletal musclePY stimuli superior, anterior,
3.18Haematology lab (Genesis of -PBL Nerve- middle & posterior
Batch A2 tetanus) and Muscle mediastinum
genesis of Histo batch C-
Differential leucocyte fatigue in Lymphoid System
count) skeletal & Lymph Node
PY 2.11 musclePY 3.18 AN70.21 Identify
the lymphoid tissue
Haematology under the
BI: 11.21A lab-Batch B2 microscope &
describe
BATCH B1 Differential microanatomy of
Demonstrate estimation leucocyte lymph node and
of glucose in serum. count) correlate the
PY 2.11 Structure with
function
B2 SGD
BI 11.8
Batch A1
Demonstrate
the estimation
of triglycerides
A2 SGD
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
/ Day 4/11/19 5/11/19 6/11/19 7/11/19 8/11/19 9/11/19
8- Lect: Lung-II Lect: Histo-Blood Nervous PY 5.7 – Lec: Heart II ( L
9AM AN24.3 Vessels regulation of Describe and internal features of BI 5.2
Describe a AN69.1-Identify respiration discuss heart & coronary
bronchopulmon elastic & muscular haemodynamics circulation)
ary segment blood vessels, of circulatory AN22.2 Describe & Describe and discuss
AN24.5 Mention capillaries under system demonstrate structure and
the blood the microscope external and organization of
supply, AN69.2: Describe internal features of protein with
lymphatic the various types each chamberof reference to
drainage and and structure- heart myoglobin,
nerve supply of function AN22.3 Describe & hemoglobin and
lungs correlation of demonstrate origin, collagen along with
AN24.6 blood vessel course and associated disorders
Describe the AN69.3 Describe branches of of defective formation
extent, length, the ultrastructure coronary arteries of proteins.
relations, blood of blood vessels AN22.4 Describe
supply, anatomical basis of
lymphatic ischaemic heart
drainageand disease
nerve supply of AN22.5 Describe &
trachea demonstrate the
formation, course,
tributaries and
termination of
coronary sinus
AN22.6 Describe
the fibrous
skeleton of heart
AN22.7 Mention
the parts, position
and arterial supply
of the conducting
system of heart
9- Diss/Demo: Diss/Demo: Lung L Lec: Heart I ( Chemical Demo- External
10A Lung AN24.1 Mention BI 5.1 Pericardium & regulation of features of heart
M AN24.1 Mention the blood supply, Describe external features) respiration AN22.1 Describe
the blood lymphatic amino acid AN22.1 Describe &demonstrate
supply, drainage and structure, & demonstrate subdivisions, sinuses
lymphatic nerve supply of classification subdivisions, in pericardium,
drainage and pleura,extent of and biological sinuses in bloodsupply and
nerve supply of pleura and importance of pericardium, nerve supply of
pleura,extent of describe the amino acid, blood supply and pericardium
pleura and pleural recesses peptide and nerve supply of AN22.2 Describe &
describe the and their applied protein pericardium demonstrate external
pleural recesses anatomy AN22.2 Describe and internal features
and their AN24.2 Identify & demonstrate of each chamberof
applied anatomy side, external external and heart.
AN24.2 Identify features and internal features
side, external relations of of each chamber
features and structures which of heart
relations of form rootof lung &
structures which bronchial tree and
form root of lung their clinical
& bronchial tree correlate
and their clinical AN24.3 Describe
correlate a
AN24.3 bronchopulmonary
Describe a segment
bronchopulmon AN24.5 Mention
ary segment the blood supply,
AN24.5 Mention lymphatic
10- the blood drainage and Lec: Embryo- Demo: Pleura L PY 5.8.1
11A supply, nerve supply of CVS I AN:24.1-24.3 BI 5.1 Describe and discuss
M lymphatic lungs AN25.2 Describe amino local cardiovascular
drainage and AN24.6 Describe Describe acid structure, regulatory
nerve supply of the extent, length, development classification and mechanisms
lungs relations, blood of pleura, lung biological
AN24.6 supply, lymphatic &heart importance of
Describe the drainage and amino acid,
extent, length, nerve supply of peptide and protein
relations, blood trachea.
supply,
lymphatic
drainage and
nerve supply of
trachea.
11- PY 6.7 PY 5.6 (ECE) – Batch A: Batch A: Experimental lab Experimental lab
12P Describe and Describe Histo-Blood Diss/demo- Lung Batch A2 Batch B2
M discuss lung abnormal ECG, Vessels Diss/Demo: Lung
function tests arrhythmias, heart AN69.1- AN24.1 Mention Effect of load (Free
and their clinical block and Identify elastic the blood supply, Effect of load (Free load and after load
significance. myocardial & muscular lymphatic load and after load conditions) on
infarction blood vessels, drainage and conditions) on skeletal muscle
(VI-Medicine) capillaries nerve supply of skeletal muscle PY3.18
under the pleura,extent of PY3.18
microscope pleura and Haematology lab
AN69.2: describe the Haematology lab- Batch B1
Describe the pleural recesses Batch A1 Differential leucocyte
various types and their Differential count (Revision)
and structure- appliedanatomy leucocyte count PY 2.11
function AN24.2 Identify (Revision)
correlation of side, external PY 2.11
blood vessel features and
AN69.3 relations of BI 11.10
Describe the structures which BI 11.10 Batch B2 Batch A2
ultrastructure form rootof lung Demonstrate the Demonstrate the
of blood &bronchial tree estimation of estimation of
vessels and their clinical triglycerides triglycerides
Batch B: correlate
embryo Batch B: Histo- B1 SGD A1 SGD
practical- Blood Vessels
respiratory AN69.1-Identify
system elastic &
AN25.2 muscular blood
Describe vessels,
12- L AETCOM development capillaries under
1PM of pleura, the microscope
B4.5: Describe lung& heart AN69.2: Describe
the therapeutic Batch C: the various types
uses of Diss/demo- and structure-
prostaglandins Lung function
and inhibitors of Diss/Demo: correlation of
eicosanoid Lung blood vessel
synthesis. AN24.1 AN69.3 Describe
Mention the the ultrastructure
blood supply, of blood vessels
lymphatic Batch C: embryo
drainage and practical-
nerve supply respiratory
of system
pleura,extent AN25.2 Describe
of pleura and development of
describe the pleura, lung &
pleural heart
recesses and
their applied
anatomy
AN24.2
Identify side,
external
features and
relations of
structures
which form
rootof lung &
bronchial tree
and their
clinical
correlate
2- Sports Experimental lab Experimental Small group Batch A: embryo
3PM Batch A1 lab- discussion/ practical-
Batch B1 respiratory system
Effect of load Tutorial/ AN25.2 Describe
(Free load and development of
after load Effect of load Integrated pleura, lung& heart
conditions) on (Free load and learning/ Batch B:
skeletal muscle after load Diss/demo- Lung
PY3.18 conditions) on Self-directed Diss/Demo: Lung
skeletal learning AN24.1 Mention
Haematology lab muscle the blood supply,
Batch A2 PY3.18 lymphatic drainage
and nerve supply
Differential Haematology of pleura,extent of
leucocyte count lab-Batch B2 pleura and
(Revision) describe the
PY 2.11 Differential pleural recesses
leucocyte and their applied
count anatomy
(Revision) AN24.2 Identify
PY 2.11 side, external
features and
BI 11.9 relations of
Batch A1 structures which
BI 11.10 Demonstrate form rootof lung &
Batch B1 the estimation bronchial tree and
Demonstrate the of serum total their clinical
estimation of cholesterol correlate
triglycerides and Batch C: Histo-
HDLcholester Blood Vessels
B2 SGD ol AN69.1-Identify
elastic & muscular
A2 SGD blood vessels,
capillaries under
the microscope
Time/ Monday Tuesday- Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Day 11/11/19 HOLIDAY 13/11/19 14/11/19 15/11/19 16/11/19
12/11/19

3- Sports AN69.2: Describe

4PM the various types
and structure-
function correlation
of blood vessel
AN69.3 Describe
the ultrastructure
of blood vessels
8- Lec: embryo CVS PY 5.9.1 – Clinical Lect: Posterior L
9AM II Describe the applications of mediastinum I ( BI 5.3
AN25.3 Describe factors affecting regulation Azygous vein,
fetal circulation heart rate thoracic duct, Describe the
and changes sympathetic digestion and
occurring at birth chain) absorption of
AN25.4 Describe AN23.2 Describe dietary proteins
embryological & demonstrate the and catabolism of
basis of: extent, relations amino acid and
1) atrial septal tributaries of associated
defect, 2) thoracic ductand disorder
ventricular enumerate its
septaldefect, 3) applied anatomy
Fallot’s tetralogy AN23.3 Describe
&4)tracheo- & demonstrate
oesophageal origin, course,
fistula relations,
AN25.5 Describe tributaries
developmental andtermination of
basis of congenital superior
anomalies, venacava, azygos,
transposition hemiazygos and
ofgreat vessels, accessoryhemiazy
dextrocardia, gos veins
patent ductus AN23.5 Identify &
arteriosus and Mention the
coarctation ofaorta location and
extent ofthoracic
sympathetic chain
AN23.6 Describe
the splanchnic
nerves
AN23.7 Mention
the extent,
relations and
applied anatomy
of lymphatic duct.
9- Demo: internal L Lec: embro- CVS- PY 5.9.2 - Demo: Posterior
10AM features of heart BI 5.2 III Describe the mediatinum
AN22.2 Describe & AN25.6 Mention factors affecting
demonstrate development of cardiac output
external and Describe and aortic arch arteries,
internal features of discuss structure SVC, IVC and
each chamberof and organization coronarysinus
heart of protein with
reference to
myoglobin,
hemoglobin and
collagen along
with associated
disorders of
defective
formation of
proteins. (Vertical
integration with
pathology)

10- Lec: Histo- Demo: Blood L PY 6.4.2 and 6.5

11AM Trachea & Lung supply of heart BI 5.3 Describe and
AN25.1: Identify, AN22.3 Describe & discuss the
draw and label a demonstrate origin, Describe the pathophysiology
slide of trachea course and digestion and of deep sea diving
and lung branches of absorption of
coronary arteries dietary proteins
AN22.5 Describe & and catabolism of
demonstrate the amino acid and
formation, course, associated
tributaries disorder
andtermination of
coronary sinus
11- PY 5.8.2 Batch A: histo- Batch A: SDL and Experimental lab Experimental lab
12PM Describe and Trachea & Lung Demo- internal Batch A2 Batch B2
discuss systemic AN25.1: Identify, features of heart
cardiovascular draw and label a AN22.2 Describe &
regulatory slide of trachea demonstrate Recording of a Recording of a
mechanisms and lung external and normal normal
Batch B: embryo- internal features of cardiogram on cardiogram on
CVS each chamberof frog’s heart and frog’s heart and
AN25.2 Describe heart effect of effect of
development of Batch B: histo- temperature on it temperature on it
pleura, lung Trachea & Lung PY3.18 PY3.18
&heart AN25.1: Identify,
Batch C: SDL and draw and label a Haematology lab Haematology lab
12- L Demo- internal slide of trachea Batch A1 Batch B1
1PM BI 5.2 features of heart and lung
AN22.2 Describe Batch C: embryo- Determination of Determination of
& demonstrate CVS blood groups blood groups
Describe and external and AN25.2 Describe
discuss structure internal features development of PY 2.11 PY 2.11
and organization of of each pleura, lung &heart
protein with chamberof heart Batch B1,B2 Batch A1,A2
reference to Small group Small group
myoglobin, discussion/ discussion/
hemoglobin and
collagen along with Tutorial/ Tutorial/
associated
disorders of Integrated Integrated
defective formation learning/ learning/
of proteins.
Self-directed Self-directed
learning learning

Early clinical Early clinical

exposure exposure
2- PSM:1.8. Experimental lab Small group Batch C: histo-
4PM Describe the Batch B1 discussion/ Trachea & Lung
demographic AN25.1: Identify,
profile of India, and Recording of a Tutorial/ draw and label a
discuss its impact normal slide of trachea
on health cardiogram on Integrated learning/ and lung
frog’s heart and Batch A: embryo-
effect of Self-directed CVS
temperature on it learning AN25.2 Describe
PY3.18 development of
Early clinical pleura, lung &
Haematology lab exposure heart
Batch B2 Batch B:SDL and
Demo- internal
Determination of features of heart
blood groups AN22.2 Describe
& demonstrate
PY 2.11 external and
internal features of
BI Seminar batch each chamber of
A heart
Time/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Day 18/11/19 19/11/19 20/11/19 21/11/19 22/11/19 23/11/19

8- Lec: Post Lect: sectional PY 11.4 and 11.8 PY 11.8 Lec: Mechanism of L
9AM mediastinum II( anatomy of thorax at Exercise Exercise respiration BI 5.4
oesophagus&Decen important vertebral physiology- physiology-cardiac AN21.9 Describe &
ding thoracic aorta) levels cardiorespiratory changes demonstrate Describe
AN23.1Describe & physiology mechanics and synthesis of
demonstrate the types of respiration non-essential
external appearance, amino acid,
relations, blood derived
supply,nervesupply,l products and
ymphatic drainage their biological
and applied anatomy significance
of oesophagus
AN23.4 Mention the
extent, branches and
relations of arch of
aorta & descending
thoracic aorta

9- Diss: Posterior Demo/diss: Posterior L Lec: Genetics II Revision

10AM mediastinum mediastinum BI 5.3
AN23.1 Describe & AN23.1 Describe &
demonstrate the demonstrate the Describe the
external appearance, external appearance, digestion and
relations, blood relations, blood absorption of
supply,nerve supply,nerve dietary proteins
supply,lymphatic supply,lymphatic and catabolism of
drainage and applied drainage and applied amino acid and
anatomy of anatomy of associated
oesophagus oesophagus disorder
AN23.2 Describe & AN23.2 Describe &
10- demonstrate the demonstrate the Lec: thoraco – Lec: Radiology of L PY 5.11.1
11AM extent, relations extent, relations abdominal thorax BI 5.3 Describe the
tributaries of thoracic tributaries of thoracic diaphragm & joints AN25.7 Identify pathophysiology
duct and enumerate duct and enumerate of thorax structures seen on Describe the of shock,
its applied anatomy its applied anatomy AN47.13 Describe a plain x-ray chest digestion and syncope
AN23.3 Describe & AN23.3 Describe & and demonstrate (PA view) absorption of dietary
demonstrate origin, demonstrate origin, the attachments, AN25.8 Identify proteins and
course, relations, course, relations, openings, nerve and describe in catabolism of amino
tributaries and tributaries and supply and actions brief a barium acid and associated
termination of termination of of swallow disorder
superior vena cava, superior vena cava, thoracoabdominal
azygos, hemiazygos azygos, hemiazygos diaphragm.
and accessory and accessory 47.14 Describe
hemiazygos veins hemiazygos veins the abnormal
AN23.4 Mention the AN23.4 Mention the openings of
extent, branches and extent, branches and thoracoabdominal
relations of arch of relations of arch of diaphragm and
aorta & descending aorta & descending diaphragmatic
thoracic aorta thoracic aorta hernia.
AN23.5 Identify & AN23.5 Identify & AN21.8 Describe
Mention the location Mention the location & demonstrate
and extent of and extent of thoracic type, articular
thoracic sympathetic sympathetic chain surfaces&
chain movements
ofmanubriosternal,
costovertebral,
costotransverse
and xiphisternal
joints
AN21.10 Describe
costochondral and
interchondral
joints
11- PY 5.10 PY 5.9.3 - Batch A: embryo Batch A & C: SDL Experimental lab Experimental
12PM Pulmonary Describe the factors CVS-AN25.2 and demo/diss Batch A2 lab
circulation affecting blood Describe mediastinum Batch B2
pressure (BP) development of Batch B: embryo Properties of cardiac
pleura, lung CVS-AN25.2 muscle Properties of
&heart Describe PY 3.18 cardiac muscle
AN25.3 Describe development of PY 3.18
fetal circulation pleura, lung
and changes &heart Haematology lab
occurring at birth AN25.3 Describe Batch A1 Haematology
AN25.4 Describe fetal circulation lab-Batch B1
embryological and changes Determination of
basis of: occurring at birth bleeding time and Determination
1) atrial septal AN25.4 Describe clotting time of bleeding time
defect, 2) embryological Py2.11 and clotting
ventricular basis of: time
septaldefect, 3) 1) atrial septal Py2.11
Fallot’s tetralogy defect, 2) BI 11.9
&4)tracheo- ventricular Batch B2 BI 11.9
oesophageal septaldefect, 3) Demonstrate the Batch A2
fistula Fallot’s tetralogy estimation of serum Demonstrate
AN25.5 Describe &4)tracheo- total cholesterol and the estimation
developmental oesophageal HDLcholesterol of serum total
basis of congenital fistula cholesterol and
anomalies, AN25.5 Describe B1 SGD HDLcholesterol
transposition developmental
ofgreat vessels, basis of congenital A1 SGD
dextrocardia, anomalies,
patent ductus transposition
arteriosus and ofgreat vessels,
coarctation ofaorta dextrocardia,
AN25.6 Mention patent ductus
development of arteriosus and
aortic arch coarctation ofaorta
arteries, SVC, IVC AN25.6 Mention
and coronarysinus development of
Batch B & C: SDL aortic arch
and demo/diss arteries, SVC, IVC
mediastinum and coronarysinus
12- AETCOM
1PM L
BI 5.3

Describe the
digestion and
absorption of dietary
proteins and
catabolism of amino
acid and associated
disorder
2- Sports Experimental lab Experimental lab Batch A & B:SDL
4PM Batch A1 Batch B1 Small group and demo/diss
Properties of discussion/ mediastinum
Recording of a cardiac muscle Batch C: embryo
normal cardiogram PY 3.18 Tutorial/ CVS-AN25.2
on frog’s heart and Describe
effect of temperature Integrated development of
on it Haematology lab learning/ pleura, lung & heart
Properties of cardiac Batch B2 AN25.3 Describe
muscle Determination of Self-directed fetal circulation and
PY3.18 bleeding time and learning changes occurring at
clotting time birth
Haematology lab Py2.11 Early clinical AN25.4 Describe
Batch A2 exposure embryological basis
Determination of of:
blood groups 1) atrial septal
Determination of defect, 2) ventricular
bleeding time and septal defect, 3)
clotting time Fallot’s tetralogy &4)
PY 2.11 tracheo-
oesophageal fistula
BI 11.5 AN25.5 Describe
BI 11.9 Batch A1 Describe developmental basis
Batch B1 screening of urine of congenital
Demonstrate the for inborn errors & anomalies,
estimation of serum describe the use transposition of
total cholesterol and of paper great vessels,
HDLcholesterol chromatography dextrocardia, patent
ductus arteriosus
B2 SGD A2 SGD and coarctation of
aorta
AN25.6 Mention
development of
aortic arch arteries,
SVC, IVC and
coronary sinus
Time/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Day 25/11/19 26/11/19 27/11/19 28/11/19 29/11/19 30/11/19

8- Lec: Surface Lec: Genetics IV Revision Revision Lec: Clinical L

9AM anatomy of correlates in BI 6.4
thorax Thorax Describe the
AN25.9 functions of haem in
Demonstrate the body and
surface marking describe the
of lines of pleural processes involved
reflection, lung in its metabolism
bordersand and describe
fissures, trachea, porphyrin
heart borders, metabolism,
apex beat & bilirubin metabolism
surface and degradation
projection
ofvalves of heart
9- Demo: joints of Demo: surface L Formative Revision
10AM thorax marking of thorax BI 6.4 assessment
AN21.8 Describe AN25.9 Demonstrate Describe the
& demonstrate surface marking of functions of haem
type, articular lines of pleural in the body and
surfaces reflection, lung describe the
& movements of borders and fissures, processes involved
manubriosternal, trachea, heart in its metabolism
costovertebral, borders, apex beat & and describe
costotransverse surface projection of porphyrin
and xiphisternal valves of heart metabolism,
joints Demo: Sections of bilirubin
AN21.10 thorax. metabolism and
Describe degradation
costochondral
and interchondral Demo: surface
joints marking of thorax
AN25.9 Demonstrate
surface marking of
Demo: joints of lines of pleural
thorax reflection, lung
10- AN21.8 Describe borders and fissures, Revision: Bones of Formative L Revision
11AM & demonstrate trachea, heart thorax assessment BI 6.4
type, articular borders, apex beat & Describe the
surfaces surface projection of functions of haem
& movements of valves of heart in the body and
manubriosternal, Demo: Sections of describe the
costovertebral, thorax. processes
costotransverse involved in its
and xiphisternal metabolism and
joints describe porphyrin
AN21.10 metabolism,
Describe bilirubin
costochondral metabolism and
and interchondral degradation
joints

11- PY 5.11.2 and Revision Revision: Soft part Experimental lab Experimental lab
12PM PY 11.5 of thorax Batch A2 Batch B2
Describe the Revision Revision
pathophysiology
of heart failure Haematology lab Haematology lab
and hypertension Batch A1 Batch B1

Describe and Revision Revision

discusss
physiological
consequences of
sedentary BI 11.5 BI 11.5
lifestyle Batch B2 Describe Batch A2
screening of urine Describe screening
12- L AETCOM for inborn errors & of urine for inborn
1PM BI 6.1 describe the use errors & describe
of paper the use of paper
Describe and chromatography chromatography
discuss the
integration of B1 SGD A1 SGD
metabolism of
carbohydrate, fat
and protein and
amphibolic
pathways in
normal, well fed,
fasting, exercise,
starvation that
take place in
specific organs in
the body.
2- PSM:1.9. Experimental lab Experimental lab Small group Revision
4PM Demonstrate the Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/
role of effective Revision Revision
communication Tutorial/
skills in health in Haematology lab Haematology lab
a simulated Batch A2 Batch B2 Integrated learning/
environment Revision
1.10. Revision Self-directed
Demonstrate the learning
important aspect
of doctor patient Early clinical
relationship in a exposure
simulated
environment BI 11.5
Batch B1 Describe BI : Seminar batch
screening of urine for A
inborn errors &
describe the use of
paper
chromatography

B2 SGD

Mid Term – I : 4th December-14th December 2019

Student Vacation :15th December to 31st December 2019
TIME Monday Tuesday 1.1.2020 2.1.2020 3.1.2020 4.1.2020
Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08-09 AM PY 5.10 PY10.1: Describe Lec: Face II & lacrimal Bl 9.2Describe the
Describe and and discuss the apparatus tests that are
discuss organization of the AN 28.2: Describe commonly done in
Microcirculation and nervous system. sensory innervation of clinical practice to
Lymphatics Lecture No. 1: face access the functions
Describe and AN 28.3: Describe & of these organs
discuss the demonstrate origin (kidney, liver, thyroid
organization of the /formation, course, and adrenal glandS)
nervous system. branches /tributaries of
facial vessels
AN 28.4: Describe &
demonstrate branches of
facial nerve with
distribution
AN 28.7: Explain the
anatomical basis of facial
nerve palsy
AN 28.8:Explain surgical
importance of deep facial
vein
AN31.4:Enumerate
components of lacrimal
apparatus
09-10 AM Bl9.1 Describe the Lec: Scalp/Face-I PY 5.10 Demo: Normal
hormones AN: 27.1 Describe Describe and discuss Occipitalis and
synthesized from the layers of scalp, Cutaneous and lateralis
kidney, thyroid, its blood supply, its splanchnic circulation AN26.2b: Describe
pituitary and adrenal nerve supply and the features of
glands surgical importance norma frontalis,
AN 27.2: Describe verticalis, occipitalis,
emissary veins with lateralis and basalis
its role in spread of
infection from
extracranial route
to intracranial
venous sinuses
AN 28.1: Describe
& demonstrate
muscles of facial
expression and
their nerve supply
AN28.6
Identify superficial
muscles of face,
their nerve supply
and action
10-11 AM Lec: Introduction to Lec: Genetics V PY10.2 Describe
the Head & Neck Bl9.1 Describe the and discuss the
AN 26.1: AN75.3 Describe hormones synthesized functions and
Demonstrate the genetic basis & from kidney, thyroid, properties of
anatomical position clinical features of pituitary and adrenal synapse, reflex and
of skull, Identify and Prader Willi glands receptors.
locate individual syndrome,Edward
skull bones in skull syndrome & Patau SGD Lecture2:
AN 26.6: Explain the syndrome Functions and
concept of bones AN75.4 Describe properties of
that ossify in genetic basis of synapse
membrane variations:Polymor
phism and mutation
AN 75.5 Describe
the principles of
genetic counselling
11-12 PM Demo: Landmarks Demo: Landmarks Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
of Head & Neck of Head & Neck Batch A2 Batch B2
Norma verticalis & and Norma
Norma frontali verticalis & Norma Effects of drug on intact Effects of drug on
AN26.1: AN26.2a: frontalis frog’s heart intact frog’s heart
Describe the AN26.1: AN26.2a: PY 3.18 PY 3.18
features of norma Describe the
frontalis, verticalis, features of norma Haematology lab Haematology lab
occipitalis, lateralis frontalis, verticalis, Batch A1 Batch B1
and basalis occipitalis, lateralis Determination of Arneth Determination of
and basalis count Arneth count
Py2.11 Py2.11

BI 11.21B
BI 11.21B
Batch A2
Batch B2 Demonstrate Demonstrate
estimation of urea and estimation of urea
urea clearance in serum. and urea clearance
in serum.
Batch B1 SGD
Batch A1 SGD
12-01 PM Demo: Landmarks Demo: Landmarks
of Head & Neck of Head & Neck
Norma verticalis & and Norma
Norma frontali verticalis & Norma
AN26.1: AN26.2a: frontalis
Describe the AN26.1: AN26.2a:
features of norma Describe the
frontalis, verticalis, features of norma
occipitalis, lateralis frontalis, verticalis,
and basalis occipitalis, lateralis
and basalis
02-03 PM Demo: Frontal and
parietal bone
AN26.2a: Describe the
features of norma
frontalis, verticalis,
occipitalis, lateralis and
basalis
03-04 PM BI 11.21B Small group Diss: Scalp & face
discussion/ AN: 27.1
Batch A1
Demonstrate Tutorial/
estimation of urea
and urea clearance Integrated
in serum. Learning/

A2 SGD Self directed

learning
Experimental Lab
Batch A2 Early clinical
exposure
Effects of drug on
intact frog’s heart
PY 3.18

Haematology lab
Batch A1
Determination of
Arneth count
Py2.11
TIME 6.1.2020 7.1.2020 8.1.2020 9.1.2020 10.1.2020 11.1.2020
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08-09 AM Lec: Histology Lec:Parotid PY10.2: Describe PY 5.10 Lec: Deep cervical fascia Bl 9.5 Discuss the
(Integumentary Region I and discuss the Describe and II involvement of ECM
system) AN28.9a: functions and discuss Cerebral AN 35.10: Describe the components in health
AN72.1 Describe & properties of circulation and fascial spaces of neck and disease
Identify the skin demonstrate synapse, reflex and CSF
and its the parts, receptors
appendages borders,
under the surfaces, Lecture No.4:
microscope contents, Functions and
and correlate relations and properties of reflex.
the structure nerve supply of
with function parotid gland
with course of
its duct and
surgical
Importance
09-10AM Diss: face and Histo Batch A Bl 9.3 Describe Lec: General plan PY10.2: Describe and Demo: Cervical
Demo of Diss Batch B and discuss cell of neck and discuss the functions and Vertebra
Mandible &C (Face and cycle and its cervical fascia I properties of synapse, AN 26.5: Describe
(Feature Parotid region) regulation, apoptosis AN 35.1: Describe reflex and receptors features of typical and
pertaining to AN 72.1: (special mention the parts, extent, atypical cervical
parotid region) AN 28.1: about p53), attachments, Lecture No.5: vertebrae (atlas and
AN 28.1 AN 28.6: oncogene and modifications of Functions and properties axis)
AN 28.6: AN 28.2: oncogene activation deep cervical of reflex. AN 26.7: Describe the
AN 28.2: AN 28.3: fascia features of the 7th
AN 28.3: AN 28.4: cervical vertebra
AN 28.4: AN 28.9 AN42.1: Describe the
AN 26.4: contents of the
Describe vertebral canal
morphological
features of
mandible
10-11 AM Diss: face and Histo Batch A Lec: Parotid Region Demo: Mandible B9.4 Describe various PY 8.3
Demo of Diss Batch B II AN 26.4: Describe tumor markers and the Describe the
Mandible &C (Face and AN28.9b: Describe morphological biochemical basis of physiology of thymus
(Feature Parotid region) & demonstrate the features of cancer therapy and pineal gland
pertaining to AN72.1: parts, borders, mandible (SGD)
parotid region) AN 28.1: surfaces, contents,
AN 28.1 AN 28.6: relations and nerve
AN 28.6: AN 28.2: supply of parotid
AN 28.2: AN 28.3: gland with course of
AN 28.3: AN 28.4: its duct and surgical
AN 28.4: AN28.9 Importance
AN 26.4: AN28.10: Explain
Describe the anatomical basis
morphological of Frey’s syndrome
features of
mandible
11-12 PY10.2: PY 5.10 Prac: Histo B Diss A Histo Batch C/Diss Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
PM Describe and Describe and &C (Face and B&A (Face and Batch A1 Batch B1
discuss the discuss ParotidRegion) Parotid Region)
functions and Coronary AN72.1 AN72.1: Effect of stimulation of Effect of stimulation of
properties of circulation AN 28.1 AN 28.1: vagus nerve and vagus nerve and
synapse, reflex AN 28.6 AN 28.6: phenomenon of vagal phenomenon of vagal
and receptors AN 28.2 AN 28.2: escape escape
AN 28.3 AN 28.3:
Lecture 3: AN 28.4 AN 28.4: AN28.9: PY 3.18 PY 3.18
Functions and AN28.9:
properties of Haematology lab Haematology lab
synapse Batch A2 Batch B2
Determination of Arneth Determination of
count Arneth count
(Revision) (Revision)

Py2.11 Py2.11

BI 11.7 BI 11.7
Batch B2 Demonstrate Batch A2 Demonstrate
the estimation of serum the estimation of
creatinine and creatinine serum creatinine and
clearance creatinine clearance

Batch B1 SGD with FA Batch A1 SGD with

FA
12-1 Bl9.3 Describe AETCOM Prac: Histo B Diss A Histo Batch C/Diss
PM and discuss &C (Face and B&A (Face and
cell cycle and ParotidRegion) Parotid Region)
its regulation, AN72.1 AN72.1:
apoptosis AN 28.1 AN 28.1:
(special AN 28.6 AN 28.6:
mention about AN 28.2 AN 28.2:
p53), oncogene AN 28.3 AN 28.3:
and oncogene AN 28.4 AN 28.4: AN28.9:
activation AN28.9:
02-3PM PSM:2.1. Experimental Experimental Lab Small group Demo: Norma Basalis I
Describe the Lab Batch B1 discussion/ AN26.2c: Describe the
steps and Batch A1 features of norma
perform clinico- Effect of stimulation Tutorial/ frontalis, verticalis,
socio-cultural Effect of of vagus nerve and occipitalis, lateralis and
and stimulation of phenomenon of Integrated basal
demographic vagus nerve vagal escape Learning/
assessment of and
individual, phenomenon of PY 3.18 Self directed
family, vagal escape learning
community Haematology lab
PY 3.18 Batch B2 Early clinical
Determination of exposure
Haematology Arneth count
lab (Revision)
Batch A2
Determination Py2.11
of Arneth count
(Revision)

Py2.11
BI 11.7
BI 11.21B Batch A1
Demonstrate the
Batch B1 estimation of serum
Demonstrate creatinine and
estimation of creatinine clearance
urea and urea
clearance in Batch A2 SGD with
serum. FA

Batch B2 SGD
3-4 PM PSM:2.1. Demo: Deep cervical
Describe the fascia
steps and AN 35.1
perform clinico- AN 35.10:
socio-cultural
and
demographic
assessment of
individual,
family,
community
TIME 13.1.2020 14.1.2020 15.1.2020 16.1.2020 17.1.2020 18.1.2020
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08-09 AM Lec: Histology Lec: Posterior PY10.17 PY10.2: Describe Lec: Anterior triangle Bl 9.7 describe the
(Endocrine I) triangle of neck and discuss the and submandibular role of oxidative
AN43.22 AN 29.1: Describe functions and triangle II stress in the
Identify, describe & demonstrate Describe and properties of synapse, pathogenesis of
and draw the attachments, discuss functional reflex and receptors AN 32.1a: Describe conditions such as
microanatomy of nerve supply, anatomy of eye, boundaries and cancer,
thyroid gland. relations and physiology of Lecture No.7: subdivisions of anterior complications of
AN52.112 actions of image formation, Functions and triangle diabetes mellitus
Describe & sternocleidomastoi physiology of properties of reflex. and
identify the d vision including AN 32.2b: Describe & atherosclerosis.
microanatomical AN29.2: Explain color vision, demonstrate Describe the
features of anatomical basis refractive errors, boundaries and antioxidant defense
suprarenal gland of Erb’s & color blindness, contents of muscular, system in body.
Klumpke’s palsy physiology of carotid, digastric and
AN29.3: Explain pupil and light submental triangle
anatomical basis reflex.
of wry neck
AN29.4: Describe Lec:Physiology of
& demonstrate image formation,
attachments of 1) Refractive errors
inferior belly of
omohyoid,
2)scalenus
anterior, 3)
scalenus medius&
4) levator
scapulae
09-10 AM Diss (Neck): PRAC: Histology: Bl 9.7 describe Lec: Anterior triangle PY10.17 Interactive session/
AN 29.1: Batch A; Diss the role of and submandibular SDL
An 32.1: (Posterior oxidative stress in triangle I
Triangle): Batch B the pathogenesis AN 32.1a: Describe Describe and discuss
andC of conditions such boundaries and functional anatomy of
AN43.22 as cancer, subdivisions of eye, physiology of
AN52.112 complications of anterior triangle image formation,
AN29.4: diabetes mellitus AN 32.2b: Describe & physiology of vision
An 32.1: and demonstrate including color vision,
atherosclerosis. boundaries and refractive errors, color
Describe the contents of muscular, blindness, physiology of
antioxidant carotid, digastric and pupil and light reflex.
defense system in submental triangle
body. Lec:Physiology of vision
10-11 AM Diss (Neck): PRAC: Histology: Dissection: Dissection: Triangles PY10.2: Describe
AN 29.1: Batch A; Diss Triangles of neck of neck Bl 9.7 describe the role and discuss the
An 32.1: (Posterior AN29.4: AN 32.1: of oxidative stress in the functions and
Triangle): Batch B An 32.1: AN 32.2: pathogenesis of properties of
andC conditions such as synapse, reflex and
AN43.22 cancer, complications of receptors
AN52.112 diabetes mellitus and
AN29.4: atherosclerosis. Lecture No.8:
An 32.1: Describe the antioxidant Functions and
defense system in properties of
body. receptors

SGD with vertical

integration with
pathology department
11-12PM PY10.17 PY10.2: Describe Histology: Batch Histology: Batch C; Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
and discuss the B; Diss (Posterior Diss (Posterior Batch A2 Batch B2
functions and Triangle): Batch A Triangle):Batch A and
Describe and properties of and C B Effect of variables on Effect of variables
discuss functional synapse, reflex AN43.22 AN43.22 frog’s heart on frog’s heart
anatomy of eye, and receptors AN52.112 AN52.112 PY 3.18
physiology of AN29.4: AN29.4:
image formation, Lecture No.6: An 32.1: An 32.1: PY 3.18 Haematology lab
physiology of Functions and Batch B1
vision including properties of Haematology lab Determination of
color vision, reflex. Batch A1 Absolute
refractive errors, Determination of Eosinophil count
color blindness, Absolute Eosinophil Py2.11
physiology of count
pupil and light Small group
reflex. discussion/
Py2.11
Lec:functional Tutorial/
anatomy of eye Small group discussion/
Integrated
Tutorial/ Learning/

Integrated Learning/ Self directed

learning
Self directed learning
Early clinical
Early clinical exposure exposure
Batch B1, B2 Batch A1, A2
12-1 PM Bl 9.5 Discuss the AETCOM Histology: Batch Histology: Batch C;
involvement of B; Diss (Posterior Diss (Posterior
ECM components Triangle): Batch A Triangle):Batch A and
in health and and C B
disease AN43.22 AN43.22
AN52.112 AN52.112
AN29.4: AN29.4:
An 32.1: An 32.1:
02-3PM Sports Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group Dissection: Anterior
Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ triangles of neck
AN 32.1:
Effect of variables Effect of variables Tutorial/ AN 32.2:
on frog’s heart on frog’s heart
Integrated Learning/

PY 3.18 PY 3.18 Self directed learning

Haematology lab Haematology lab Early clinical exposure

Batch A2 Batch B2
Determination of Determination of
Absolute Absolute
Eosinophil count Eosinophil count

Py2.11 Py2.11

BI 11.7 BI11.13
Batch B1 Batch A1
Demonstrate the Demonstrate the
estimation of estimation of
serum creatinine SGOT/ SGPT
and creatinine
clearance
Batch A2 SGD
Batch B2 SGD with FA
with FA

3-4 PM Sports Dissection: Anterior

triangles of neck
AN 32.1:
AN 32.2:
TIME 20.1.2020 21.1.2020 22.1.2020 23.1.2020 24.1.2020 25.1.2020
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08-09 Lec: Histology Lec: Meninges and PY10.3: Describe PY10.17 Lec: Orbit II BI 7.1 Describe
AM (Endocrine II) Dural venous and discuss AN41.1 Describe & and discuss
AN43.21 Identify, sinuses somatic sensations demonstrate parts and nucleotide
describe and AN30.3 Describe & & sensory tracts Describe and discuss layers of eyeball structure, chemistry
draw the identify dural folds functional anatomy of AN41.2 Describe the and function
microanatomy of &dural venous Lecture No.10: eye, physiology of anatomical aspects of
pituitary gland sinuses Describe and image formation, cataract, glaucoma &
AN 30.4: Describe discuss somatic physiology of vision central retinal artery
clinical importance sensations & including color vision, occlusion
of dural venous sensory tracts refractive errors, color AN41.3 Describe the
sinuses blindness, physiology position, nerve supply
of pupil and light and actions of
reflex. intraocular muscles

LecPhysiology of
color vision, color
blindness,

09-10 Dissection: PRAC: Histology: Bl 9.6 Describe Lec: Orbit I PY10.3: Describe and Interactive session/
AM Anterior triangles Batch A; the role of AN31.1Describe & discuss somatic SDL
of neck Demo: Cranio- xenobiotics in identify extra ocular sensations & sensory
AN 32.1: cerebral relations; disease muscles of eyeball tracts
AN 32.2: Meninges &venous AN31.2Describe &
sinuses: Batch B demonstrate nerves Lecture No.11:
andC and vessels in the Describe and discuss
AN43.21 orbit somatic sensations &
AN 26.3 AN31.3Describe sensory tracts
Describe cranial anatomical basis of
cavity, its Horners syndrome
subdivisions, AN31.5Explain the
foramina & anatomical basis of
structures passing oculomotor, trochlear
through them and abducent
AN 30.3: nervepalsies
10-11 Dissection: PRAC: Histology: Demo: Orbit Dissection: Orbit BI 7.1 Describe and PY 10.18
AM Anteriror triangles Batch A; AN31.1 AN31.1 discuss nucleotide
of neck Demo: Cranio- AN31.2 AN31.2 structure, chemistry Describe and
AN 32.1: cerebral relations; and function discuss the
AN 32.2: Meninges &venous physiological basis
sinuses: Batch B of lesion in visual
andC pathway
AN43.21
AN 26.3
Describe cranial Lec: Physiological
cavity, its basis of lesion in
subdivisions, visual pathway
foramina &
structures passing
through them
AN 30.3:

11-12 PY10.2: Describe PY10.17 PRAC: Histology: PRAC: Histology: Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
PM and discuss the Batch B; Batch C Batch A2 Batch B2
functions and Demo: Cranio- Demo: Cranio-
properties of Describe and cerebral relations; cerebral relations; Recording of a normal Recording of a
synapse, reflex discuss functional Meninges & Meninges & arterial blood pressure normal arterial
and receptors anatomy of eye, venous sinuses): venous sinuses): and Heart rate blood pressure and
physiology of Batch A andC Batch A andB Heart rate
Lecture No.9: image formation, AN43.21 AN43.21
Functions and physiology of vision AN 26.3 AN 26.3
properties of including color Describe cranial Describe cranial PY 5.12 PY 5.12
receptors vision, refractive cavity, its cavity, its
errors, color subdivisions, subdivisions, Haematology lab Haematology lab
blindness, foramina & foramina & structures Batch A1 Batch B1
physiology of pupil structures passing passing through them Determination of Determination of
and light reflex. through them AN 30.3 Absolute Eosinophil Absolute Eosinophil
AN 30.3: count count
Lec:Physiology of (revision) (revision)
vision
physiology of pupil
and light reflex Py2.11 Py2.11

BI11.13
BI11.13 Batch A2
Batch B2 Demonstrate Demonstrate the
the estimation of estimation of
SGOT/ SGPT SGOT/ SGPT
 Batch B1 SGD with FA Batch A1 SGD with
FA

12-1 PM Bl 9.6 Describe AETCOM PRAC: Histology: PRAC: Histology:

the role of Batch B; Batch C
xenobiotics in Demo: Cranio- Demo: Cranio-
disease cerebral relations; cerebral relations;
Meninges & Meninges &
venous sinuses): venous sinuses):
Batch A andC Batch A andB
AN43.21 AN43.21
AN 26.3 AN 26.3
Describe cranial Describe cranial
cavity, its cavity, its
subdivisions, subdivisions,
foramina & foramina & structures
structures passing passing through them
through them AN 30.3
AN 30.3:
02-3PM PSM: 2.2. Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group Lec-Dem: Cranial
Describe the Batch A2 Batch A2 discussion/ cavity and Bony orbit
socio-cultural (Digital displayer)
factors, family Recording of a Recording of a Tutorial/ AN30.1: Describe the
(types), its role in normal arterial normal arterial cranial fossae &
health and blood pressure and blood pressure and Integrated Learning/ identify related
disease and Heart rate Heart rate structures
demonstrate in a Self directed learning AN30.2: Describe &
simulated identify major foramina
environment the Early clinical with structures passing
correct PY 5.12 PY 5.12 exposure through them
assessment of AN 26.3: Describe
socio-economic Haematology lab Haematology lab cranial cavity, its
status Batch A1 Batch A1 subdivisions, foramina
Determination of Determination of and structures passing
Absolute Absolute through them
Eosinophil count Eosinophil count AN31.1
(revision) (revision) AN31.2

Py2.11 Py2.11

BI11.13 BI 11.12
Batch B1 Batch A1
Demonstrate the Demonstrate the
estimation of estimation of serum
SGOT/ SGPT bilirubin

A2 SGD
Batch B2 SGD with
FA
3-4 PM PSM: 2.2. Lec-Dem: Cranial
Describe the cavity and Bony orbit
socio-cultural (Digital displayer)
factors, family AN30.1: Describe the
(types), its role in cranial fossae &
health and identify related
disease and structures
demonstrate in a AN30.2: Describe &
simulated identify major foramina
environment the with structures passing
correct through them
assessment of AN 26.3: Describe
socio-economic cranial cavity, its
status subdivisions, foramina
and structures passing
through them
AN31.1
AN31.2
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08-09 Lec: Histology Lec: Temporal/Infra PY10 15 PY10.4; Describe and BI 7.2: Describe
AM (Tonsil, thymus, temporal fossa I discuss motor tracts, Lec: TM Joint and discuss
spleen) AN 33.1Describe & mechanism of metabolic
AN43.24 demonstrate extent, Describe and discuss maintenance of body AN33.3Describe & processes of
Identify, boundaries and functional anatomy of tone. demonstrate nucleotides and
describe and contents of temporal ear and auditory articulating surface, associated
draw the and infratemporal pathways and Lecture No.13: type & movements of common
microanatomy of fossae. physiology of hearing Describe and discuss temporomandibular
disorders, namely
tonsil. AN33.2 Describe & motor tracts, joint
gout, Lesch Nyhan
AN70.22 demonstrate Lec:Functional mechanism of AN33.5Describe the
Identify the attachments, anatomy of ear maintenance of body features of syndrome, Orotic
lymphoid tissue direction of fibres, tone. dislocation of acidosis and SCID.
under the nerve supply and temporomandibular
microscope & actions of muscles of joint
describe mastication
microanatomy of
tonsil and
correlate the
structure with
function
AN70.23 Identify
the lymphoid
tissue under the
microscope &
describe
microanatomy of
thymus and
correlate the
structure with
function
AN70.24Identify
the lymphoid
tissue under the
microscope &
describe
microanatomy of
spleen and
correlate the
structure with
function
09-10 Demo: Temporal PRAC: Histology: BI 7.2: Describe and Lec: Temporal/Infra PY10 15 Demo: TM Joint
AM bone Batch A; discuss metabolic temporal fossa II AN33.3
AN26.2b: Diss: Temporal/Infra processes of AN33.2 Describe & AN33.5
Describe the temporal fossa Batch nucleotides and demonstrate Describe and discuss
features of B andC associated common attachments, direction functional anatomy of
norma frontalis, AN43.24 disorders, namely gout, of fibres, nerve ear and auditory
verticalis, AN70.22 Lesch Nyhan supplyand actions of pathways and
occipitalis, AN70.23 muscles of physiology of hearing
syndrome, Orotic
lateralis and AN 33.1 mastication
acidosis and SCID.
basalis AN33.2 AN33.4Explain the Lec: Physiology of
clinical significance of hearing
pterygoid venous
plexus

10-11 Demo: Norma Diss: Temporal/Infra BI 7.2: Describe and PY10.6:

AM Basalis I temporal fossa discuss metabolic Describe and
AN26.2: Describe the AN 33.1 processes of discuss spinal
features of norma AN33.2 nucleotides and cord, its
frontalis, verticalis, associated common functions, lesion
occipitalis, lateralis disorders, namely & sensory
and basalis gout, Lesch Nyhan disturbances.
syndrome, Orotic
Lecture No.14:
acidosis and SCID.
Spinal cord and
(SGD) its functions,
lesion and
sensory
disturbances
11-12 PY 10.18 PY10.3: Describe PRAC: Histology: PRAC: Histology: Experimental Lab Experimental
PM and discuss somatic Batch B; Batch C; Batch A2 Lab
Describe and sensations & sensory Diss: Temporal/Infra Diss: Temporal/Infra Batch B2
discuss the tracts temporal fossa: temporal fossa Batch Recording of a
physiological Batch A andC A andB normal arterial blood Recording of a
basis of lesion in Lecture No.12: AN43.24 AN43.24 pressure and Heart normal arterial
visual pathway Describe and AN70.22 AN70.22 rate blood pressure
discuss somatic AN70.23 AN70.23 (revision) and Heart rate
sensations & sensory AN 33.1 AN 33.1 (revision)
Lec: tracts AN33.2 AN33.2 PY 5.12
Physiological PY 5.12
basis of lesion in Haematology lab
visual pathway Batch A1 Haematology lab
Determination of Batch B1
Reticulocyte count Determination of
(Demonstration) Reticulocyte
count
Py2.13 (Demonstration)
Py2.13

BI 11.12
Batch B2 BI 11.12
Demonstrate the Batch A2
estimation of serum Demonstrate the
bilirubin estimation of
serum bilirubin
Batch B1 SGD Batch A1 SGD
12-1 PM BI 7.2: Describe AETCOM PRAC: Histology: PRAC: Histology:
and discuss Batch B; Batch C;
metabolic Diss: Temporal/Infra Diss: Temporal/Infra
processes of temporal fossa: temporal fossa Batch
nucleotides and Batch A andC A andB
associated AN43.24 AN43.24
common AN70.22 AN70.22
AN70.23 AN70.23
disorders, namely
AN 33.1 AN 33.1
gout, Lesch Nyhan
AN33.2 AN33.2
syndrome, Orotic
acidosis and SCID.
02-4PM Sports Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group
Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ Diss: Temporal/Infra
temporal fossa
Recording of a Recording of a Tutorial/ AN 33.1
normal arterial blood normal arterial blood AN33.2
pressure and Heart pressure and Heart Integrated Learning/
rate rate
(revision) (revision) Self directed learning

PY 5.12 PY 5.12 Early clinical exposure

Haematology lab Haematology lab PY 10.19

Batch A2 Batch B2 Describe and discuss
Determination of Determination of auditory and visual
Reticulocyte count Reticulocyte count evoke potentials
(Demonstration) (Demonstration)

Py2.13 Py2.13

BI 11.12
Batch B1 BI 11.14
Demonstrate the Batch A1
estimation of serum Demonstrate the
bilirubin estimation of alkaline
phosphatase
Batch B2 SGD with A2 SGD with FA
FA
TIME 3.2.2020 4.2.2020 5.2.2020 6.2.2020 7.2.2020 8.2.2020
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08-09 AM Lec: Histology Lec: Pterygopalatine PY10.10: Describe PY10 16 Lec: Thyroid BI 7.4 Describe the
(Tongue) region and discuss chemical N35.2Describe & processes involved
AN43.23 NO COMPETENCY transmission in the demonstrate location, in replication &
Identify, nervous system Describe and parts, borders, repair of DNA and
describe and (outline the psychiatry discuss surfaces, relations & the transcription &
draw the element) pathophysiology of blood supply of translation
microanatomy deafness. Describe thyroid gland mechanisms.
of tongue Lecture No.16: hearing tests AN35.8 Describe the
Chemical transmission anatomically relevant
in the nervous system Lec: clinical features of
(including the Pathophysiology of Thyroid swellings
psychiatry element) deafness.
09-10 AM Demo: PRAC: Histology: BI 7.4 Describe the Lec: Submandibular PY10.10: Describe Lec: Vessels and
Pterygopalatine Batch A; processes involved in Region and discuss chemical nerves of Head &
region with Demo: replication & repair of AN34.1Describe & transmission in the Neck
norma- Pterygopalatine DNA and the demonstrate the nervous system AN35.3Demonstr
Lateralis region with norma- transcription & morphology, (outline the ate & describe
Lateralis Batch B translation mechanisms. relations and nerve psychiatry element) the origin, parts,
Batch C: supply of course &
AN26.2b Describe the submandibular Lecture No.17: branches
features of norma salivary gland & Chemical subclavian Artery
frontalis, verticalis, submandibular transmission in the AN35.4Describe
occipitalis, lateralis ganglion nervous system & demonstrate
and norma basalis AN34.2Describe the (including the origin, course,
basis of formation of psychiatry element) relations,
submandibular tributaries and
stones termination of
internal jugular &
brachiocephalic
veins
AN35.6Describe
and demonstrate
the extent,
formation,
relation &
branches
ofcervical
sympathetic
chain
AN35.7Describe
the course and
branches of IX,
X, XI & XII nerve
in the neck
AN35.9 Describe
the clinical
features of
compression of
subclavian artery
and lower trunk
of brachial plexus
by cervical rib
10-11 AM Demo: PRAC: Histology: Interactive session/ Diss: BI 7.4 Describe the PY 10.4
Pterygopalatine Batch A; SDL Submandibular processes involved in
region with Demo: Region replication & repair of Describe and
norma- Pterygopalatine AN34.1Describe & DNA and the discuss
Lateralis region with norma- demonstrate the transcription & vestibular
Lateralis Batch B morphology, translation apparatus
Batch C: relations and nerve mechanisms.
AN26.2b Describe the supply of Lec: Vestibular
features of norma submandibular apparatus
frontalis, verticalis, salivary gland &
occipitalis, lateralis submandibular
and norma basalis ganglion
11-12 PM PY10.6: PY10 15 PRAC: Histology: PRAC: Histology: Experimental Lab Experimental
Describe and Batch B; Batch C; Batch A2 Lab
discuss spinal Demo: Pterygopalatine Demo: Batch B2
cord, its Describe and discuss region with norma- Pterygopalatine Effect of exercise on
functions, lesion functional anatomy of Lateralis A andC region with norma- blood pressure and Effect of exercise
& sensory ear and auditory AN26.2b Describe the Lateralis Batch A & Heart rate on blood
disturbances. pathways and features of norma B pressure and
physiology of hearing frontalis, verticalis, AN26.2b Describe Heart rate
Lecture No.15: occipitalis, lateralis the features of PY 3.15
Spinal cord and Lec: Physiology of and norma basalis norma frontalis,
its functions, hearing (contd..) verticalis, Haematology lab PY 3.15
lesion and Auditory pathways occipitalis, lateralis Batch A1
sensory and norma basalis Determination of Haematology lab
disturbances Platelet count Batch B1
(Demonstration) Determination of
Platelet count
Py2.13 (Demonstration)
Py2.13
BI 11.14
Batch B2 BI 11.14
Demonstrate the Batch A2
estimation of alkaline Demonstrate the
phosphatase estimation of
alkaline
B1 SGD with FA phosphatase
A1 SGD with FA

12-1 PM BI 7.3 Describe AETCOM PRAC: Histology: PRAC: Histology:

the structure and Batch B; Batch C;
functions of DNA Demo: Pterygopalatine Demo:
and RNA region with norma- Pterygopalatine
Lateralis A andC region with norma-
AN43.23 Lateralis Batch A, B
AN26.2b Describe the AN43.23
features of norma AN26.2b Describe
frontalis, verticalis, the features of
occipitalis, lateralis norma frontalis,
and norma basalis verticalis,
occipitalis, lateralis
and norma basalis
02-4PM PSM:2.3. Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group Diss: Thyroid gland
Describe and Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ and neck
demonstrate in AN35.2
a simulated Effect of exercise on Effect of exercise on Tutorial/
environment the blood pressure and blood pressure and
assessment of Heart rate Heart rate Integrated Learning/
barriers to good
health and Self directed
health seeking PY 3.15 PY 3.15 learning
behavior
Haematology lab Haematology lab Early clinical
Batch A2 Batch B2 exposure
Determination of Determination of
Platelet count Platelet count PY 10.19
(Demonstration) (Demonstration) Describe and
discuss auditory
Py2.13 Py2.13 and visual evoke
potentials
BI 11.14 BI 11.16 and 11.19
Batch B1 batch A1 11.16:
Demonstrate the Observe use of
estimation of alkaline commonly used
phosphatase equipments/technique
B2 SG s in biochemistry
laboratory including:
•pH meter •Paper
chromatography of
amino acid •Protein
electrophoresis •TLC,
PAGE •Electrolyte
analysis by ISE •ABG
analyzer •ELISA
•Immunodiffusion
•Autoanalyser •Quality
control •DNA isolation
from blood/ tissue

Batch A2 11.19:
Outline the basic
principles involved in
the functioning of
instruments commonly
used in a biochemistry
laboratory and their
 applications.

TIME 10.2.2020 11.2.2020 12.2.2020 13.2.2020 14.2.2020 15.2.2020

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
08-09 lec: Histology - Eye Lec: Oral Cavity, PY10.7.2: Describe PY 10.13 Lec: Pharynx-I Bl 7.5 Describe
AM Ball (Cornea &Rena) tonsil & tongue and discuss gene mutation
AN43.26 AN36.1 Describe the functions of cerebral Describe and AN 36.5 Describe and basic
Idenfy, describe and 1) morphology, cortex, basal ganglia, discuss perception the clinical mechanism of
draw the relations, blood thalamus, of smell and taste significance of regulation of
microanatomy of supply and applied hypothalamus, sensation Killian’s dehiscence gene expression
cornea anatomy of palatine cerebellum, and AN 36.2 Describe
AN43.25 tonsil 2) composition limbic system and PY 10.14 the components and
Idenfy, describe and of soft palate their abnormalities. functions of
draw the AN36.2 Describe and waldeyer’s lymphatic
microanatomy of Describe the discuss ring
ren components and Lecture pathophysiology of
ec: Histology - Eye functions of Describe and altered smell and
Ball (Cornea &Rena) Waldeyer’s lymphatic discuss taste sensation
AN43.26 ring abnormalities of
Idenfy, describe and AN36.3 basal ganglia Lec: Perception of
draw the Describe the taste sensation,
microanatomy of boundaries and Pathophysiology of
cornea clinical significance of altered taste
AN43.25 pyriform fossa sensation
Idenfy, describe and AN36.4
draw the Describe the
microanatomy of anatomical basis of
ren tonsillitis,
Lec: Histology eyeball tonsillectomy,
AN 43.4 Identify, adenoids and
describe and draw peri-tonsillar abscess
microanatomy of AN39.1
olfactory Describe &
epithelium,eyelid,lip, demonstrate
sclero-corneal morphology, nerve
junction, optic nerve, supply, embryological
cochlea- organ of basis of nerve
corti, pineal supply, blood supply,
gland lymphatic drainage
and actions of
extrinsic and intrinsic
muscles of tongue
AN39.2
Explain the
anatomical basis of
hypoglossal nerve
palsy
09-10 BATCH A: Histo BATCH B: Histo BI 7.4 Describe the Lec: Soft Palate PY10.7.3: Describe Lec: Pharynx-II
AM Batch B & C: Batch A & C: processes involved in AN36.1 Describe and discuss AN 36.5
Diss/demo: Sagittal Diss/demo: Sagittal replication & repair of the 1) morphology, functions of cerebral Describe the
sections of head & sections of head & DNA and the relations, blood cortex, basal ganglia, clinical
neck neck transcription & supply and applied thalamus, significance of
AN 43.4 AN 43.4 translation anatomy of palatine hypothalamus, Killian’s
AN36.1 AN36.1 mechanisms. tonsil 2) cerebellum, and dehiscence
AN36.3 AN36.3 composition of soft limbic system and AN 36.2
SGD
AN39.1 AN39.1 palate their abnormalities. Describe the
components and
Lecture functions of
Describe and waldeyer’s
discuss lymphatic ring
abnormalities of
basal ganglia(cont)
10-11 BATCH A: Histo BATCH B: Histo Lec: Dental anatomy Diss/ Demo: Larynx Bl 7.5 Describe gene PY 10.13
AM Batch B & C: Batch A & C: AN38.1 Describe mutation and basic
Diss/demo: Sagittal Diss/demo: Sagittal the morphology, mechanism of Describe and
sections of head & sections of head & identify structure of regulation of gene discuss
neck neck the wall, nerve expression perception of
AN 43.4 AN 43.4 supply, blood smell and taste
AN36.1 AN36.1 supply and actions sensation
AN36.3 AN36.3 of intrinsic and
AN39.1 AN39.1 extrinsic muscles of PY 10.14
the larynx
AN38.2 Describe Describe and
the anatomical discuss
aspects of laryngitis pathophysiology
AN38.3 Describe of altered smell
anatomical basis of and taste
recurrent laryngeal sensation
nerve injury
Lec: Perception
of smell
sensation
Pathophysiology
of altered smell
sensation
11-12 PY 10.4 PY10.7.1: Describe BATCH C: Histo Digital displayer: Experimental Lab Experimental
PM and discuss functions Batch A & B: prosection Batch A2 Lab
Describe and discuss of cerebral cortex, Diss/demo: Sagittal Batch B2
vestibular apparatus basal ganglia, sections of head & Effect of posture on
thalamus, neck blood pressure and Effect of posture
Lec Vestibular hypothalamus, AN 43.4 Heart rate on blood
apparatus (contd..) cerebellum, and AN36.1 pressure and
limbic system and AN36.3 PY 3.15 Heart rate
their abnormalities. AN39.1
Haematology lab PY 3.15
Lecture Batch A1
Describe and discuss An introduction to Haematology
functions of basal General Clinical lab
ganglia Examination Batch B1
An introduction
Py 11.13 to General
Clinical
Examination

BI 11.16 and 11.19 Py11.13

batch B2 11.16:
Observe use of
commonly used BI 11.16 and
equipments/techniqu 11.19 batch A2
es in biochemistry 11.16: Observe
laboratory including: use of
•pH meter •Paper commonly used
chromatography of equipments/tech
amino acid •Protein niques in
electrophoresis biochemistry
•TLC, PAGE laboratory
•Electrolyte analysis including: •pH
by ISE •ABG meter •Paper
analyzer •ELISA chromatography
•Immunodiffusion of amino acid
•Autoanalyser •Protein
•Quality control electrophoresis
•DNA isolation from •TLC, PAGE
blood/ tissue •Electrolyte
analysis by ISE
Batch B1 11.19: •ABG analyzer
Outline the basic •ELISA
principles involved in •Immunodiffusio
the functioning of n •Autoanalyser
instruments •Quality control
commonly used in a •DNA isolation
biochemistry from blood/
laboratory and their tissue
applications.
Batch A1 11.19:
Outline the basic
principles
involved in the
functioning of
instruments
commonly used
in a
biochemistry
laboratory and
their
applications.
12-1 PM BI 7.4 Describe the AETCOM BATCH C: Histo Digital displayer:
processes involved in Batch A & B: prosection
replication & repair of Diss/demo: Sagittal
DNA and the sections of head &
transcription & neck
translation AN 43.4
mechanisms. AN36.1
AN36.3
AN39.1
02-4PM Small group Demo: Sagittal
Sports Experimental Lab Experimental Lab discussion/ sections of head &
Batch A1 Batch B1 neck
Tutorial/ AN36.1
Effect of posture on Effect of posture on AN38.1
blood pressure and blood pressure and Integrated
Heart rate Heart rate Learning/

PY 3.15 PY 3.15 Self directed

learning
Haematology lab Haematology lab
Batch A2 Batch B2 Early clinical
An introduction to An introduction to exposure
General Clinical General Clinical
Examination Examination

Py 11.13 Py 11.13

BI 11.16 and 11.19

Batch B1 11.16: BI 11.17:
Observe use of Batch A : Explain the
commonly used basis and rationale
equipments/techniqu of biochemical tests
es in biochemistry done in the following
laboratory including: conditions: - diabetes
•pH meter •Paper mellitus, -
chromatography of dyslipidemia, -
amino acid •Protein myocardial infarction,
electrophoresis •TLC, - renal failure, gout, -
PAGE •Electrolyte proteinuria, -
analysis by ISE •ABG nephrotic syndrome,
analyzer •ELISA - edema, - jaundice, -
•Immunodiffusion liver diseases,
•Autoanalyser pancreatitis,
•Quality control •DNA disorders of acid-
isolation from blood/ base balance, -
tissue thyroid disorders

Batch B2 11.19:
Outline the basic
principles involved in
the functioning of
instruments
commonly used in a
biochemistry
laboratory and their
applications.
TIME 17.2.2020 18.2.2020 19.2.2020 20.2.2020 21.2.2020 22.2.2020
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08-09 Lec: Nose and Lec: Histology- PY8.6 PY10.7.5: Describe Bl 7.6 Describe
AM Paranasal sinuses-I Eyeball II Describe and and discuss protein folding
AN 37.1 Describe & AN 43.4 Identify, differentiate the functions of and targeting
demonstrate features describe and draw mechanism of action cerebral cortex, along with its
of nasal septum, microanatomy of of steroid, protein and basal ganglia, associated
lateral wall of nose, olfactory epithelium, amine hormones thalamus, disorders
their blood supply and eyelid,lip, sclero- hypothalamus,
nerve supply corneal junction, optic Lecture 1 cerebellum, and HOLIDAY
AN37.2 Describe nerve, cochlea- organ Mechanism of limbic system and
location and of corti, pineal hormone action their abnormalities.
functional anatomy of gland
paranasal sinuses Lecture
Describe and
discuss
abnormalities off
cerebellum
09-10 BATCH A: Histo BATCH B: Histo Bl 7.6 Describe Lec: Larynx Lec: Ear
AM Batch A & B: Sagittal Batch A & C: Sagittal protein folding and AN38.1 Describe AN40.1 Describe
sections &SDL(nose sections & SDL (nose targeting along with its the morphology, & identify the
& larynx) & larynx) associated disorders identify structure of parts, blood
AN 43.4 AN 43.4 the wall, nerve supply and nerve
AN 37.1 AN 37.1 supply, blood supply of
AN37.2 AN37.2 supply and actions external
AN38.1 AN38.1 of intrinsic and ear
AN38.2 AN38.2 extrinsic muscles of AN40.2 Describe
the larynx & demonstrate
AN38.2 Describe the boundaries,
the anatomical contents,
aspects of laryngitis relations
AN38.3 Describe and
anatomical basis of functional
recurrent laryngeal anatomy of
nerve injury middle ear and
auditory tube
AN40.3Describe
the features of
internal ear
AN40.4Explain
anatomical basis
of otitis externa
and otitis media
AN40.5 Explain
anatomical basis
of myringotomy
10-11 Lec: Nose and Prac: All batches - PY10.7.6:
AM Paranasal sinuses-II Genetics Practical Describe and
AN37.2 Describe AN 73.1-AN73.3 discuss functions
location and functional AN 74.1-74.4 of cerebral
anatomy of paranasal AN 75.1-AN 75.5 cortex, basal
sinuses ganglia,
AN37.3 Describe thalamus,
anatomical basis of hypothalamus,
sinusitis & maxillary cerebellum, and
sinus tumours limbic system
and their
abnormalities

Lecture
Describe and
discuss functions
of,
hypothalamus.
11- PY8.6.1 PY10.7.4: Describe BATCH : Histo Prac: All batches - Experimental
12PM Describe and and discuss functions Batch A & B Sagittal Genetics Practical Lab
differentiate the of cerebral cortex, sections & SDL (nose AN 73.1-AN73.3 Batch B2
mechanism of action basal ganglia, & larynx) AN 74.1-74.4
of steroid, protein and thalamus, AN 43.4 AN 75.1-AN 75.5 Mosso’s
amine hormones hypothalamus, AN 37.1 Ergograph and
cerebellum, and AN37.2 Hand Grip
Lecture 1 limbic system and AN38.1 Dynamometer
Mechanism of action their abnormalities. AN38.2
of hormone
PY 3.14
Lecture
Describe and discuss Haematology lab
functions of Batch B1
cerebellum Clinical
examination
Respiratory
system

PY6.9

Small group
discussion/

Tutorial/

Integrated
Learning/

Self directed
learning

Early clinical
exposure
Batch A1 and A2
12-1 Bl 7.5 Describe gene AETCOM BATCH B: Histo Prac: All batches -
PM mutation and basic Batch A & C: Sagittal Genetics Practical
mechanism of sections & SDL (nose AN 73.1-AN73.3
regulation of gene & larynx) AN 74.1-74.4
expression AN 43.4 AN 75.1-AN 75.5
AN 37.1
AN37.2
AN38.1
AN38.2
02-4PM PSM:2.4. Describe Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group
social psychology, Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/
community behaviour
and community Mosso’s Ergograph Mosso’s Ergograph Tutorial/
relationship and their and Hand Grip and Hand Grip
impact on health and Dynamometer Dynamometer Integrated
diseases Learning/

PY 3.14 PY 3.14 Self directed

learning
Haematology lab Haematology lab
Batch A2 Batch B2 Early clinical
Clinical examination Clinical examination exposure
Respiratory system Respiratory system

Py 6.9 Py 6.9

BI 11.17 BI 11.15
Batch B: Explain the Batch A1
basis and rationale of Describe & discuss
biochemical tests the composition of
done in the following CSF
conditions: - diabetes
mellitus, - A2 SGD
dyslipidemia, -
myocardial infarction,
- renal failure, gout, -
proteinuria, -
nephrotic syndrome, -
edema, - jaundice, -
liver diseases,
pancreatitis, disorders
of acid- base balance,
- thyroid disorders
TIME 24.2.2020 25.2.2020 26.2.2020 27.2.2020 Friday Saturday
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 28-2-20 29-2-20
08-09 Lec: Embryology: Embryology: Face, PY10.7.8: PY8.2.2 Lec: Introduction to Bl 7.7 Describe the
AM Pharyngeal nose and palate Describe and Describe the Nervous System & applications of
arches AN43.4Describe discuss functions synthesis, secretion, Meninges molecular
AN43.4Describe the development of cerebral cortex, transport, AN56.1 Describe & techniques like
the development and developmental basal ganglia, physiological action, identify various recombinant DNA
and basis of thalamus, regulation and effect layers of meninges technology, PCR in
developmental congenitalanomali hypothalamus, of altered (hypo and with its extent & the diagnosis and
basis of es of face, palate, cerebellum, and hyper) secretion of modifications treatment of
congenitalanomal tongue, branchial limbic system and pituitary gland, AN56.2 Describe diseases with
ies of face, apparatus, pituitary their abnormalities. thyroid gland, circulation of CSF genetic basis
palate, tongue, gland, parathyroid gland, with its applied
branchial thyroid gland & eye adrenal gland, anatomy
apparatus, Lecture pancreas and
pituitary gland, Describe and hypothalamus
thyroid gland & discuss functions
eye of limbic system Lecture 3
Hormones of
Anterior pituitary
09-10 Prac: Embryology Prac: Embryology Bl 7.7 Describe PY10.7.9: Demo: Blood
AM Batch A Batch B the applications of Describe and supply of Brain
Demo:Joints of Demo:Joints of molecular discuss functions of AN62.6 Describe &
Head and neck Head and neck techniques like cerebral cortex, identify formation,
Batch B Batch C recombinant DNA basal ganglia, branches & major
Surface Anatomy Surface anatomy technology, PCR in Formative thalamus, areas of distribution
& Radiology head &Radiology head & the diagnosis and assessment hypothalamus, of
& neck batch C neck Batch A treatment of cerebellum, and circle of Willis
AN 43.1Describe AN 43.1Describe & diseases with limbic system and
& demonstrate demonstrate the genetic basis their abnormalities.
the movements movements with
with muscles muscles producing Lecture
producing the the movements of Describe and
movements of atlantooccipital discuss
atlantooccipital joint &atlantoaxial abnormalities of
joint &atlantoaxial joint limbic system
joint AN 43.4
AN 43.4 AN43.7
AN43.7 Identify the
Identify the anatomical
anatomical structures in 1)
structures in 1) Plain x-ray skull, 2)
Plain x-ray skull, AP view and
2) AP view and lateral view 3)
lateral view 3) Plain x-ray cervical
Plain x-ray spine-AP and
cervical spine-AP lateral view 4)
and lateral view Plain x-
4) Plain x- ray of paranasal
ray of paranasal sinuses
sinuses AN43.8
AN43.8 Describe the
Describe the anatomical route
anatomical route used for carotid
used for carotid angiogram and
angiogram and vertebral
vertebral angiogram
angiogram AN43.9
AN43.9 Identify anatomical
Identify structures in
anatomical carotid angiogram
structures in and vertebral
carotid angiogram angiogramAN43.5:
and vertebral Demonstrate- 1)
angiogramDemo: Testing of muscles
AN43.5: of facial
Demonstrate- 1) expression,
Testing of extraocular
muscles of facial muscles, muscles
expression, of mastication, 2)
extraocular Palpation of carotid
muscles, muscles arteries, facial
of mastication, 2) artery, superficial
Palpation of temporal artery, 3)
carotid arteries, Location of internal
facial and external
artery, superficial jugular veins, 4)
temporal artery, Location of hyoid
3) Location of bone, thyroid
internal and cartilage and
external cricoid
jugular veins, 4) cartilage with their
Location of hyoid vertebral levels
bone, thyroid AN43.6Demonstrat
cartilage and e surface
cricoid projection of-
cartilage with Thyroid gland,
their vertebral Parotid gland and
levels duct,
AN43.6Demonstr Pterion, Common
ate surface carotid artery,
projection of- Internal jugular
Thyroid gland, vein, Subclavian
Parotid gland and vein,
duct, External jugular
Pterion, Common vein, Facial artery
carotid artery, in the face &
Internal jugular accessory nerve
vein, Subclavian
vein,
External jugular
vein, Facial artery
in the face &
accessory nerve
10-11 Prac: Embryology Prac: Embryology Lec:Parasympath. Formative Bl 7.7 Describe the PY8.2.3
AM Batch A Batch B ganglia of Head & assessment applications of Describe the
Demo:Joints of Demo:Joints of neck molecular synthesis,
Head and neck Head and neck AN35.7 Describe techniques like secretion, transport,
Batch B Batch C the course and recombinant DNA physiological
Surface Anatomy Surface anatomy branches of IX, X, technology, PCR in action, regulation
& Radiology head &Radiology head & XI & XII nerve in the diagnosis and and effect of altered
& neck batch C neck Batch A the neck treatment of (hypo and hyper)
AN 43.1Describe AN 43.1Describe & diseases with secretion of
& demonstrate demonstrate the genetic basis pituitary gland,
the movements movements with (SGD) thyroid gland,
with muscles muscles producing parathyroid gland,
producing the the movements of adrenal gland,
movements of atlantooccipital pancreas and
atlantooccipital joint &atlantoaxial hypothalamus
joint &atlantoaxial joint
joint AN 43.4 Lecture 4
AN 43.4 AN43.7 Growth hormone
AN43.7 Identify the
Identify the anatomical
anatomical structures in 1)
structures in 1) Plain x-ray skull, 2)
Plain x-ray skull, AP view and
2) AP view and lateral view 3)
lateral view 3) Plain x-ray cervical
Plain x-ray spine-AP and
cervical spine-AP lateral view 4)
and lateral view Plain x-
4) Plain x- ray of paranasal
ray of paranasal sinuses
sinuses AN43.8
AN43.8 Describe the
Describe the anatomical route
anatomical route used for carotid
used for carotid angiogram and
angiogram and vertebral
vertebral angiogram
angiogram AN43.9
AN43.9 Identify anatomical
Identify structures in
anatomical carotid angiogram
structures in and vertebral
carotid angiogram angiogramAN43.5:
and vertebral Demonstrate- 1)
angiogramDemo: Testing of muscles
AN43.5: of facial
Demonstrate- 1) expression,
Testing of extraocular
muscles of facial muscles, muscles
expression, of mastication, 2)
extraocular Palpation of carotid
muscles, muscles arteries, facial
of mastication, 2) artery, superficial
Palpation of temporal artery, 3)
carotid arteries, Location of internal
facial and external
artery, superficial jugular veins, 4)
temporal artery, Location of hyoid
3) Location of bone, thyroid
internal and cartilage and
external cricoid
jugular veins, 4) cartilage with their
Location of hyoid vertebral levels
bone, thyroid AN43.6Demonstrat
cartilage and e surface
cricoid projection of-
cartilage with Thyroid gland,
their vertebral Parotid gland and
levels duct,
AN43.6Demonstr Pterion, Common
ate surface carotid artery,
projection of- Internal jugular
Thyroid gland, vein, Subclavian
Parotid gland and vein,
duct, External jugular
Pterion, Common vein, Facial artery
carotid artery, in the face &
Internal jugular accessory nerve
vein, Subclavian
vein,
External jugular
vein, Facial artery
in the face &
accessory nerve
11-12 PY10.7.7: PY8.2.1 Prac: Embryology Formative Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
PM Describe and Describe the Batch C assessment Batch A2 Batch B2
discuss functions synthesis, Demo:Joints of
of cerebral cortex, secretion, Head and neck Mosso’s Ergograph Mosso’s Ergograph
basal ganglia, transport, Batch A and Hand Grip and Hand Grip
thalamus, physiological Surface anatomy & Dynamometer Dynamometer
hypothalamus, action, regulation Radiology head & (Revision)
cerebellum, and and effect of neck Batch B
limbic system and altered (hypo and AN43.1Describe & PY 3.14 PY 3.14
their hyper) secretion of demonstrate the
abnormalities. pituitary gland, movements with Haematology lab Haematology lab
thyroid gland, muscles producing Batch A1 Batch B1
Lecture parathyroid gland, the movements of Clinical Clinical examination
Describe and adrenal gland, atlantooccipital examination Respiratory system
discuss pancreas and joint &atlantoaxial Respiratory system (Revision)
abnormalites of, hypothalamus joint PY6.9
hypothalamus. AN 43.4 PY6.9
Lecture 2 AN43.7 BI 11.17
Hypothalamus and Identify the Batch A: Explain
hypothalamo- anatomical BI 11.17 the basis and
pituitary axis structures in 1) Batch B: Explain rationale of
Plain x-ray skull, 2) the basis and biochemical tests
AP view and rationale of done in the
lateral view 3) biochemical tests following
Plain x-ray cervical done in the conditions: -
spine-AP and following diabetes mellitus, -
lateral view 4) conditions: - dyslipidemia, -
Plain x- diabetes mellitus, - myocardial
ray of paranasal dyslipidemia, - infarction, - renal
sinuses myocardial failure, gout, -
AN43.8 infarction, - renal proteinuria, -
Describe the failure, gout, - nephrotic
anatomical route proteinuria, - syndrome, - edema,
used for carotid nephrotic - jaundice, - liver
angiogram and syndrome, - diseases,
vertebral edema, - jaundice, - pancreatitis,
angiogram liver diseases, disorders of acid-
AN43.9 pancreatitis, base balance, -
Identify anatomical disorders of acid- thyroid disorders
structures in base balance, -
carotid angiogram thyroid disorders
and vertebral
angiogramAN43.5:
Demonstrate- 1)
Testing of muscles
of facial
expression,
extraocular
muscles, muscles
of mastication, 2)
Palpation of carotid
arteries, facial
artery, superficial
temporal artery, 3)
Location of internal
and external
jugular veins, 4)
Location of hyoid
bone, thyroid
cartilage and
cricoid
cartilage with their
vertebral levels
AN43.6Demonstrat
e surface
projection of-
Thyroid gland,
Parotid gland and
duct,
Pterion, Common
carotid artery,
Internal jugular
vein, Subclavian
vein,
External jugular
vein, Facial artery
in the face &
accessory nerve
12-1 PM Bl 7.7 Describe AETCOM Prac: Embryology
the applications Batch C
of molecular Demo:Joints of
techniques like Head and neck
recombinant DNA Batch A
technology, PCR Surface anatomy &
in the diagnosis Radiology head &
and treatment of neck Batch B
diseases with AN43.1Describe &
genetic basis demonstrate the
movements with
muscles producing
the movements of
atlantooccipital
joint &atlantoaxial
joint
AN 43.4
AN43.7
Identify the
anatomical
structures in 1)
Plain x-ray skull, 2)
AP view and
lateral view 3)
Plain x-ray cervical
spine-AP and
lateral view 4)
Plain x-
ray of paranasal
sinuses
AN43.8
Describe the
anatomical route
used for carotid
angiogram and
vertebral
angiogram
AN43.9
Identify anatomical
structures in
carotid angiogram
and vertebral
angiogramAN43.5:
Demonstrate- 1)
Testing of muscles
of facial
expression,
extraocular
muscles, muscles
of mastication, 2)
Palpation of carotid
arteries, facial
artery, superficial
temporal artery, 3)
Location of internal
and external
jugular veins, 4)
Location of hyoid
bone, thyroid
cartilage and
cricoid
cartilage with their
vertebral levels
AN43.6Demonstrat
e surface
projection of-
Thyroid gland,
Parotid gland and
duct,
Pterion, Common
carotid artery,
Internal jugular
vein, Subclavian
vein,
External jugular
vein, Facial artery
in the face &
accessory nerve
02-3PM Sports Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group Demo:
Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ Craniocerebral
relations
Mosso’s Mosso’s Tutorial/
Ergograph and Ergograph and
Hand Grip Hand Grip Integrated Learning/
Dynamometer Dynamometer
(Revision) (Revision) Self directed learning

PY 3.14 PY 3.14 Early clinical

exposure
Haematology lab Haematology lab
Batch A2 Batch B2
Clinical Clinical
examination examination
Respiratory system Respiratory system
(Revision) (Revision)
PY6.9 PY6.9

BI 11.15
Batch B1 BI 11.23
Describe & discuss
the composition of Batch A1
CSF Calculate energy
content of different
B2 SGD with FA food Items, identify
food items with
high and low
glycemic index and
explain the
importance of
these in the diet

Batch A2 SGD with

FA
03-4PM Sports Demo: External
surface of brain &
meninges AN56.1
Time/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Day 2-3-20 3-3-20 4-3-20 5-3-20 6-3-20 7-3-20

8-9AM Lec: Spinal Cord Lec: : Histology - PY8.2.5 PY10.8.1: Describe Lec: Cranial Nerve Bl 10.2 Describe
AN57.1 Identify Nervous System I Describe the and discuss Nuclei and discuss
external features AN 64.1 Describe synthesis, behavioral and EEG AN62.1 Enumerate humoral and cellular
of spinal cord and identify the secretion, characteristics during cranial nerve nuclei immune responses,
AN57.2 Describe microanatomical transport, sleep and with its functional self/non-self-
extent of spinal features of spinal physiological mechanism component recognition and the
cord in child & cord action, regulation responsible for its central role of T-
adult with its and effect of production helper cells in
clinical altered (hypo and immune response
implication hyper) secretion of
AN57.3 Draw & pituitary gland, Lecture
label transverse thyroid gland, Describe and discuss
section of spinal parathyroid gland, behavioral and EEG
cord at mid- adrenal gland, characteristics during
cervical & pancreas and sleep
midthoracic hypothalamus
Level
AN57.4
Enumerate Lecture 6
ascending & Thyroid hormone
descending tracts
at mid thoracic
level of spinal
cord
AN57.5 Describe
anatomical basis
of syringomyelia
9-10AM Demo: Spinal Demo: Medulla Bl 10.1 Describe Lec: Pons & Midbrain PY8.2.6 Describe Demo: Midbrain
Cord AN58.1 Identify immune system AN59.1 Identify the synthesis, AN61.1-3
AN57.1-57.5 external features and its different external features of secretion,
of medulla components, pons transport,
oblongata namely innate and AN59.2 Draw & label physiological
adaptive immune transverse section of action, regulation
response pons at the upper and effect of
and lower level altered (hypo and
AN59.3 Enumerate hyper) secretion of
cranial nerve nuclei pituitary gland,
in pons with their thyroid gland,
functional group parathyroid gland,
AN61.1 Identify adrenal gland,
external & internal pancreas and
features of midbrain hypothalamus
AN61.2 Describe
internal features of Lecture 7
midbrain at the level
of superior & inferior Thyroid hormone
Colliculus (contd)
AN61.3 Describe
anatomical basis &
effects of Benedikt’s
and Weber’s
syndrome
10-11AM Demo: Spinal Demo: Medulla Lec: Medulla Demo: Pons Bl 10.1 Describe PY10.8.2:
Cord AN58.1 AN58.2 Describe AN59.1-59.3 immune system Describe and
AN57.1-57.5 transverse section and its different discuss behavioral
of medulla components, and EEG
oblongata at the namely innate and characteristics
level of adaptive immune during sleep and
1)Pyramidal response mechanism
decussation, 2) responsible for its
sensory production
decussation 3) ION
AN58.3 Enumerate
cranial nerve nuclei Lecture
in medulla Describe and
oblongata with their discuss mechanism
functional responsible for
group sleep production
AN58.4 Describe
anatomical basis &
effects of medial &
lateral medullary
syndrome

11-12PM PY8.2.4 PY10.7.10: Demo: Batch B &C Demo: Batch A & C Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
Describe the Describe and Medulla/pons Medulla/pons Batch A2 Batch B2
synthesis, discuss functions AN58.1-58.4 AN58.1-58.4
secretion, of cerebral cortex, AN59.1-59.3 AN59.1-59.3 Recording of Lung Recording of Lung
transport, basal ganglia, Batch A: Histology Batch B: Histology volumes and volumes and
physiological thalamus, AN 64.1 AN64.1 capacities capacities
action, regulation hypothalamus,
and effect of cerebellum, and
altered (hypo and limbic system and PY 6.8+6.10 PY 6.8+6.10
hyper) secretion their
of pituitary gland, abnormalities. Haematology lab Haematology lab
thyroid gland, Batch A1 Batch B1
parathyroid Lecture Clinical Clinical examination
gland, adrenal Describe and examination Cardiovascular
gland, pancreas discuss Cardiovascular system
and abnormalities of system
hypothalamus limbic system PY5.15
(cont) PY5.15
 Lecture 5
Growth hormone
(contd) BI 11.23 BI 11.23

Batch B2 Batch A2
Calculate energy Calculate energy
content of different content of different
food Items, identify food Items, identify
food items with food items with high
12-1PM Bl 10.1 Describe AETCOM Demo: Batch B & C Demo: Batch A & C high and low and low glycemic
immune system Medulla/pons Medulla/pons glycemic index and index and explain
and its different AN58.1-58.4 AN58.1-58.4 explain the the importance of
components, AN59.1-59.3 AN59.1-59.3 importance of these in the diet
namely innate Batch A: Histology Batch B: Histology these in the diet
and adaptive AN 64.1 AN64.1 Batch A1 SGD with
immune Batch B1 SGD with FA
response FA

2-3PM PSM: 2.5. Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group Demo: Batch A &
Describe poverty Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ B Medulla/pons
and social AN58.1-58.4
security Recording of Lung Recording of Lung Tutorial/ AN59.1-59.3
measures and its volumes and volumes and Batch C: Histology
relationship to capacities capacities Integrated Learning/ 64.1
health and
disease Self directed learning
PY 6.8+6.10 PY 6.8+6.10
Early clinical
Haematology lab Haematology lab exposure
3-4PM PSM: 2.5. Batch A2 Batch B2 Demo: Batch A &
Describe poverty Clinical Clinical B Medulla/pons
and social examination examination AN58.1-58.4
security Cardiovascular Cardiovascular AN59.1-59.3
measures and its system system Batch C: Histology
relationship to 64.1
health and PY5.15 PY5.15
disease
BI 11.23 BI 11.24
Batch A1
Batch B1 Enumerate
Calculate energy advantages and/or
content of different disadvantages of
 food Items, identify use of unsaturated,
food items with saturated and trans
high and low fats in food.
glycemic index
and explain the Batch A2 SGD with
importance of FA
these in the diet

Batch B2 SGD
with FA

Time/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Day 9-3-2020 10-3-20 11-3-20 12-3-20 13-3-20 14-3-20
Holi

8-9AM Lec: Histology - PY10.5.1 PY8.2.7 Lec :Cerebrum-I Bl 10.2 Describe

Nervous System Describe and Describe the AN62.2 Describe & and discuss
II discuss structure synthesis, secretion, demonstrate humoral and
AN 64.1 Describe and function of transport, surfaces, sulci, gyri, cellular immune
and identify the reticular activation physiological action, poles, & functional responses,
microanatomical system, autonomic regulation and effect areas of self/non-self-
features of nervous system of altered (hypo and cerebral recognition and the
cerebellum hyper) secretion of hemisphere central role of T-
Lecture pituitary gland, helper cells in
Describe and thyroid gland, immune response
discuss structure parathyroid gland,
and function of adrenal gland,
reticular activation pancreas and
system hypothalamus

Lecture 8
Parathyroid hormone
9-10AM Demo: Bl 10.2 Describe Lec: Thalamus PY10.5.2 Lec :Ascending &
Cerebellum and discuss AN62.5 Describe Describe and Descending Tracts
AN60.1 Describe humoral and boundaries, parts, discuss structure
& demonstrate cellular immune gross relations, major and function of
external & responses, nuclei and reticular activation
internal features self/non-self- connections system, autonomic
of cerebellum recognition and the of dorsal thalamus, nervous system
AN60.2 Describe central role of T- hypothalamus,
connections of helper cells in epithalamus, Lecture
cerebellar cortex immune response metathalamus and Describe and
and subthalamus discuss structure
intracerebellar and function,
nuclei autonomic nervous
AN60.3 Describe system
anatomical basis
of cerebellar
dysfunction

10- Demo: Fourth Lec: Cerebellum Demo: Third Bl 10.2 Describe PY8.2.8
11AM Ventricle AN60.1 Describe & Ventricle and discuss Describe the
AN63.1 Describe demonstrate humoral and synthesis,
& demonstrate external & internal cellular immune secretion,
parts, boundaries features of responses, transport,
& features of IIIrd, cerebellum self/non-self- physiological
IVth& AN60.2 Describe recognition and the action, regulation
lateral ventricle connections of central role of T- and effect of
cerebellar cortex helper cells in altered (hypo and
and intracerebellar immune response hyper) secretion of
nuclei pituitary gland,
AN60.3 Describe thyroid gland,
anatomical basis of parathyroid gland,
cerebellar adrenal gland,
dysfunction pancreas and
hypothalamus

Lecture 9
Parathyroid
hormone (contd)
11- PY11.1: Histo Batch A Histo Batch B Demo:
12PM Discuss the Demo: Diencephalon Batch Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
mechanism of Diencephalon A& C Batch A2 Batch B2
temperature Batch B & C AN 62.5
regulation AN 62.5 Recording of Lung Recording of Lung
PY 11.2 volumes and volumes and
Discuss and capacities capacities
describe (revision) (revision)
adaptation to
altered PY 6.8+6.10 PY 6.8+6.10
temperature (heat
and cold) Haematology lab Haematology lab
PY11.3 Batch A1 Batch B1
Describe and Clinical examination Clinical
discuss Cardiovascular examination
mechanism of system Cardiovascular
fever, cold (revision) system
injuries and heat PY5.15 (revision)
stroke PY5.15

Lecture BI 11.24
Discuss the Batch B2 BI 11.24
mechanism of Enumerate Batch A2
temperature advantages and/or Enumerate
regulation and disadvantages of advantages and/or
Discuss and use of unsaturated, disadvantages of
describe saturated and trans use of unsaturated,
adaptation to fats in food. saturated and trans
altered fats in food.
temperature (heat Batch B1 SGD with
and cold) and FA Batch A1 SGD with
Describe and FA
discuss
mechanism of
fever, cold
injuries and heat
stroke
12-1PM Bl 10.2 Describe Histo Batch A Histo Batch B Demo:
and discuss Demo: Diencephalon Batch
humoral and Diencephalon A& C
cellular immune Batch B & C AN AN 62.5
responses, 62.5
self/non-self-
recognition and
the central role of
T-helper cells in
immune response

2-3PM Sports Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group HistoBatchC Demo:
Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ Diencephalon
Batch A& B
Recording of Lung Recording of Lung Tutorial/ AN 62.5
volumes and volumes and
capacities capacities Integrated Learning/
(revision) (revision)
3-4PM Sports Self directed learning HistoBatchC Demo:
PY 6.8+6.10 PY 6.8+6.10 Diencephalon
Early clinical Batch A& B
Haematology lab Haematology lab exposure AN 62.5
Batch A2 Batch B2
Clinical Clinical
examination examination
Cardiovascular Cardiovascular
system system
(revision) (revision)
PY5.15 PY5.15

BI 11.24
Batch B1 Biochemistry
Enumerate revision particles
advantages and/or
disadvantages of
use of unsaturated,
saturated and
trans fats in food.

Batch B2 SGD
with FA
Time/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Day 16-3-20 17-3-20 18-3-20 19-3-20 20-3-20 21-3-20

8-9AM Lec: Cerebrum -II Lec: Histology - PY8.2.9 PY10.4.4 Lec: Special BI 10.3: Describe
AN62.3 Describe Nervous System Describe the Describe and senses antigens,
the white matter of II synthesis, discuss motor tract, autoimmunity and
cerebrum AN 64.1 secretion, mechanism of concepts involved in
Describe and transport, maintenance of vaccine development.
identify the physiological tone, control of body
microanatomical action, regulation movements, Posture
features of and effect of and equilibrium and
cerebrum altered (hypo and vestibular apparatus
hyper) secretion of
pituitary gland,
thyroid gland, Lecture
parathyroid gland, Describe and
adrenal gland, discuss mechanism
pancreas and of maintenance of
hypothalamus tone, control of body
movements, Posture
Lecture 12 and equilibrium and
Adrenal cortex vestibular apparatus

9-10AM Demo: Cerebrum
AN62.2-62.3
Demo: Lateral Bl 10.2 Describe Lec: Limbic System PY8.2.10 Lec: Blood Supply of
ventricles and discuss AN62.4 Enumerate Describe the Brain
humoral and parts & major synthesis, AN62.6 Describe &
cellular immune connections of basal secretion, identify formation,
responses, ganglia & limbic lobe transport, branches & major
self/non-self- physiological areas of distribution
recognition and action, regulation of Circle of Willis
the central role of and effect of
T-helper cells in altered (hypo and
immune response hyper) secretion of
(SGD) pituitary gland,
 thyroid gland,
parathyroid gland,
adrenal gland,
pancreas and
hypothalamus

Lecture 12
Adrenal cortex
(contd)

10- Demo: Cerebrum Demo- Brain Lec: Corpus Demo: Pathways of Bl 10.2 Describe PY10.4.5
11AM AN62.2-62.3 sections Striatum special senses and discuss Describe and discuss
AN62.4 Cranial nerve I,II. humoral and motor tract,
Enumerate parts & VIII cellular immune mechanism of
major connections responses, maintenance of tone,
of basal ganglia & self/non-self- control of body
limbic lobe recognition and movements, Posture
the central role of and equilibrium and
T-helper cells in vestibular apparatus
immune response
(SGD) Lecture
Lecture
Describe and discuss
mechanism of
maintenance of tone,
control of body
movements, Posture
and equilibrium
(cont)

11- PY8.1 PY10.5.3 Histo Batch A Histo batch B Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
12PM Describe the Describe and Demo: Batch B & Demo Batch A & C Batch A2 Batch B2
physiology of bone discuss structure C Ventricular Ventricular System
and calcium and function of System AN63.1-2 AN63.1-2 Vitalography Vitalography
metabolism reticular
activation
system, PY 6.8 PY 6.8
autonomic
nervous system Haematology lab Haematology lab
Batch A1 Batch B1
Lecture Recording of ECG Recording of ECG
Describe and
discuss structure PY5.13 PY5.13
 and function,
autonomic Small group Small group
nervous discussion/ discussion/
system(cont)
Tutorial/ Tutorial/

Integrated Integrated Learning/

Learning/
Self directed
12-1PM Bl 10.2 Describe AETCOM Histo batch A Histo batch B Self directed learning/
and discuss Demo: Batch B & Demo Batch A & C learning/ Early clinical
humoral and C Ventricular Ventricular System Early clinical exposure
cellular immune System AN63.1-2 AN63.1-2 exposure Batch A1, A2
responses, Batch B1, B2
self/non-self-
recognition and the
central role of T-
helper cells in
immune response

2-3PM PSM:3.1. Describe Small group Histo batch C

the health hazards Experimental Experimental Lab discussion/ Demo Batch A & B
of air, water, noise, Lab Batch B1 Ventricular
radiation and Batch A1 Tutorial/ System AN63.1-2
pollution Vitalography
Vitalography Integrated Learning/

PY 6.8 Self directed

PY 6.8 learning
3-4PM PSM:3.1. Describe Haematology lab Histo batch C
the health hazards Haematology lab Batch B2 Early clinical Demo Batch A &
of air, water, noise, Batch A2 Recording of ECG exposure B Ventricular
radiation and Recording of System AN63.1-2
pollution ECG PY5.13

PY5.13
Time/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Day 23-3-20 24-3-20 25-3-20 26-3-20 27-3-20 28-3-20

8-9AM Lec: Lec: Development PY 10.9 PY8.2.14 Lec:Introduction to BI 10.3: Describe

Development of of CNS-II Describe and Describe the lower limb and antigens, autoimmunity
CNS-I AN64.3 Describe discuss the synthesis, secretion, Anterior and concepts involved
AN64.2 Describe various types of physiological basis transport, compartment of in vaccine
the development open neural tube of memory, physiological action, thigh I development.
of neural tube, defects with its learning and regulation and effect
spinal cord, embryological speech of altered (hypo and AN15.2
medulla basis hyper) secretion of Describe and
oblongata, Lec: Speech pituitary gland, demonstrate major
pons, midbrain, thyroid gland, muscles with their
cerebral parathyroid gland, attachment, nerve
hemisphere & adrenal gland, supply and actions
cerebellum pancreas and
hypothalamus

Lecture14
Adrenal Medulla
9-10AM Batch A: Embryo Batch B: BI 10.3: Describe Formative PY7.1: Describe
AN64.2-3 EmbryoAN64.2-3 antigens, assessment structure and Demo : General
Batch B: Radio Batch C: Radio autoimmunity and function of kidney features of Hip bone
Batch C: Demo Batch A: Demo concepts involved in
Brain Sections Brain Sections vaccine AN14.2
development. Identify & describe
joints formed by the
given bone
AN20.7
Identify &
demonstrate
important bony
landmarks of lower
limb: -Vertebral
levels of highest point
of iliac crest, posterior
superior iliac spines,
iliac
tubercle, pubic
tubercle, ischial
tuberosity
10- Batch A: Embryo Batch B: Embryo Lec: Radiology Formative BI 10.3: Describe PY8.2.15
11AM Models AN64.2-3 Models AN64.2-3 assessment antigens, Describe the
Batch B: Radio Batch C: Radio autoimmunity and synthesis, secretion,
Batch C: Demo Batch A: Demo concepts involved in transport,
Brain Sections Brain Sections vaccine physiological action,
development. regulation and effect
of altered (hypo and
hyper) secretion of
pituitary gland,
thyroid gland,
parathyroid gland,
adrenal gland,
pancreas and
hypothalamus

Lecture 15
Endocrine pancreas

11- PY 10.9 PY8.2.11 Batch C: Embryo Formative

12PM Describe and Describe the Models AN64.2-3 assessment Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
discuss the synthesis, Batch B: Demo Batch A2 Batch B2
physiological secretion, Brain Sections
basis of memory, transport, Batch A:Radio Stethography Stethography
learning and physiological
speech action, regulation PY 6.9 PY 6.9
and effect of
Lec: Memory and altered (hypo and Haematology lab Haematology lab
learning hyper) secretion of Batch A1 Batch B1
pituitary gland, Recording of ECG Recording of ECG
thyroid gland, (revision) (revision)
parathyroid gland, PY5.13 PY5.13
adrenal gland,
pancreas and
hypothalamus

Lecture 13
Adrenal cortex
(contd)
12-1PM BI 10.3: Describe Batch C: Embryo Formative
antigens, AN64.2-3 assessment
autoimmunity and Batch B: Demo
concepts involved in Brain Sections
vaccine Batch A:Radio
development.

2-3PM Sports Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group Demo: General
Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ features of femur

Stethography Stethography Tutorial/ AN14.1

Identify the given
PY 6.9 PY 6.9 Integrated Learning/ bone, its side,
important features
Haematology lab Haematology lab Self directed learning & keep it in
Batch A2 Batch B2 anatomical
Recording of ECG Recording of ECG Early clinical position
(revision) (revision) exposure
PY5.13 PY5.13
3-4PM Sports
Demo : Hip bone
in relation to lower
limb & landmarks
of lower limb

AN14.2
Identify &
describe joints
formed by the
given bone

AN20.7
Identify &
demonstrate
important bony
landmarks of
lower limb: -
Vertebral
levels of highest
point of iliac crest,
posterior superior
iliac spines, iliac
tubercle, pubic
tubercle, ischial
tuberosity,
adductor tubercle,
-Tibial tuberosity,
head of fibula,
-Medial and lateral
malleoli, Condyles
of femur and tibia,
sustentaculum tali,
tuberosity of fifth
metatarsal,
tuberosity of the
navicular
TIME 30.03.2020 31.03.2020 Tuesday 01.04.2020 02.04.2020 03.04.2020 04.04.2020
Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
08-09 AM Lec : Anterior PY8.4 PY7.3.1: Describe Lec: Posterior
compartment Lec: Anterior Describe function the mechanism of compartment of Formative
of thigh-II compartment of test Thyroid urine formation thigh assessment
(Femoral thigh-III gland, Adrenal involving processes
triangle & (Nerves & gland, Adrenal of filtration, tubular
muscles ) vessels) medulla and reabsorption, and AN16.4
pancreas secretion; Describe and
AN15.2 , concentration and demonstrate the
AN15.3 AN15.1, dilution mechanism hamstrings group of
Describe and AN15.5 muscles with their
demonstrate Describe and attachment, nerve
boundaries, demonstrate supply and actions
floor, roof adductor canal with
and contents its content
of femoral
triangle

AN15.4
Explain
anatomical
basis of
Psoas
abscess
&Femoral
hernia
09-10 AM Demo: Demo- Femoral Bi 2.4 Describe Lec: Gluteal region PY8.5 Demo: Patella
Special triangle & contents and discuss the Describe the
features of clinical utility of metabolic and
femur various serum AN16.1 endocrine AN14.1, AN14.2
AN15.3, AN15.4 enzymes as Describe and consequences of
AN14.2 , Biochemical demonstrate origin, obesity and
AN14.3 markers of course, relations, metabolic syndrome,
Describe the common branches (or stress response.
importance of pathological tributaries), Outline the
ossification of conditions termination of psychiatry
lower end of important nerves and component
femur vessels of gluteal pertaining to
Hepatobiliary region metabolic syndrome
system
c) Pancreatitis
d) Evaluate AN16.2
digestive process Describe anatomical
basis of sciatic nerve
student seminar injury during gluteal
intramuscular
injections

AN16.3
Explain the
anatomical basis of
Trendelenburg sign

Demo- Femoral
10-11 AM Diss: Anterior triangle & contents Lec: Medial Diss: Medial Bi 2.4 Describe and PY7.3.2: Describe
compartment compartment of compartment of thigh discuss the clinical the mechanism of
of thigh thigh utility of various urine formation
AN15.3, AN15.4 AN15.2 serum enzymes as involving processes
AN15.2, Biochemical markers of filtration, tubular
AN15.3 AN15.2 of common reabsorption, and
pathological secretion;
conditions concentration and
dilution mechanism

Bone diseases
Chat with ortho
department
11-12 PM PY8.2.14 PY7.2: Describe Demo: Special Diss: Medial Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
Describe the the structure and features of Hip compartment of thigh Batch A2 Batch B2
synthesis, function of juxta bone
secretion, glomerular AN15.2 Stethography Stethography
transport, apparatus and role AN14.2 (Revision) (Revision)
physiological of renin angiotensin PY 6.9 PY 6.9
action, system
regulation Haematology lab Haematology lab
and effect of Batch A1 Batch B1
altered (hypo Examination of Examination of
and hyper) Sensory system Sensory system
secretion of
pituitary PY 10.11 PY 10.11
gland, thyroid
gland,
parathyroid
gland,
adrenal
gland,
pancreas and
hypothalamu
s

Lecture 16
Endocrine
pancreas
(contd)
12-01 PM BI 2.4 AETCOM Diss: Medial Diss: Medial
Describe and compartment of compartment of thigh
discuss the thigh
clinical utility AN15.2
of various AN15.2
serum
enzymes as
Biochemical
markers of
common
pathological
conditions

a) Myocardial
infraction
chat with
clinician/cardi
ologist
2-4PM PSM: 3.2. Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group Diss: Gluteal region
Describe Batch A1 Batch B1 discussion/ AN16.1, AN16.2
concepts of
safe and Stethography Stethography Tutorial/
wholesome (Revision) (Revision)
water, PY 6.9 PY 6.9 Integrated Learning/
sanitary
sources of Haematology lab Haematology lab Self directed learning
water, water Batch A2 Batch B2
purification Examination of Examination of Early clinical
process, Sensory system Sensory system exposure
water quality
standards, PY 10.11 PY 10.11
concepts of
water
conservation,
and rainwater
harvesting

TIME 06.04.2020 07.04.20Tuesday 08.04.2020 09.04.2020 10.04.2020 11.04.2020

Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
08-09 AM HOLIDAY Lec: Popliteal fossa PY7.3.3: HOLIDAY Self-directed
Describe the PY4.1 learning
mechanism of Describe the structure
AN16.6 Describe urine formation and functions of BI 2.3
and demonstrate the involving digestive system
boundaries, roof, processes of Poison and drug in
floor, contents and filtration, tubular enzymes inhibition
relations of popliteal reabsorption, and
fossa secretion;
concentration and
dilution
mechanism
Bi 3.2 Describe
the function of
carbohydrate as
energy fuel,
structural element
and storage in the
human body.

Bi SLO B3.2.1:
Should be able to
describe role of
carbohydrate as
energy fuel in
different
cells/organ and in
different state
(like well-
fed/fasting/
exercise/cancer
etc.)

Clinical case
09-10 AM Demo: General discussion Lec: Hip Joint Diss./ Demo:
features of tibia & Popliteal fossa
fibula AN17.1
Describe and AN16.6
demonstrate the type, Diss:Posterior
articular surfaces, compartment of
AN14.1 , AN14.2 capsule, synovial thigh
membrane,
ligaments, relations,
movements and
muscles involved,
blood AN16.4
and nerve supply,
bursae around the hip
joint

AN17.2
Describe anatomical
basis of complications
of fracture neck of
femur

AN17.3
Describe dislocation
of hip joint and
surgical hip
replacement

Diss./ Demo:
Popliteal fossa
10-11 AM Diss/Demo:Hip joint PY9.1.2:Describe
AN16.6 and discuss sex
AN17.1 determination ;sex
differentiation and
AN17.2 their abnormalities
and outline
psychiatry and
AN17.3 practical implication
of sex determination

Diss:Posterior
compartment of
thigh

AN16.4
11-12 PM Diss/Demo:Hip joint Experimental Lab
PY9.1.1:Describe Batch B2
and discuss sex AN17.1
determination ;sex Perimetry
differentiation and AN17.2
their abnormalities PY 10.20
and outline
psychiatry and AN17.3 Haematology lab
practical Batch B1
implication of sex Examination of
determination Motor system
PY 10.11

Diss:Posterior
compartment of
thigh

AN16.4
12-01 PM AETCOM Demo: Special
features of tibia &
fibula

AN14.2
Identify & describe
joints formed by the
given bone

AN14.3
Describe the
Experimental importance of
Lab ossification of upper
Batch B2 end of tibia

Perimetry

PY 10.20
02-4PM Experimental Lab Small group
Batch A1 Haematology lab discussion/
Batch B1
Perimetry Examination of Tutorial/
Motor system
PY 10.20 PY 10.11 Integrated Learning/
Experimental Lab
Haematology lab Batch B1 Self directed learning
Batch A2
Examination of Perimetry Early clinical
Motor system exposure
PY 10.11 PY 10.20

Haematology lab
Batch B2
Examination of
Motor system
PY 10.11
TIME 13.04.2020 14.04.2020 Tuesday 15.04.2020 16.04.2020 17.04.2020 18.04.2020
Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
08-09 AM Lec: Knee Lec: Front of leg & PY9.2.1: Describe PY7.3.5: Describe Lec: Arches of foot
joint dorsum of foot and discuss the mechanism of Self-directed
puberty:onset, urine formation AN19.5 Describe learning
AN18.4 AN18.1 progression, involving processes factors maintaining
Describe and Describe and stages; early and of filtration, tubular importance arches BI 5.5
demonstrate demonstrate major delayed puberty reabsorption, and of the foot with its
the type, muscles of and outline secretion; importance Inborn errors of
articular anterolateral adolescent clinical concentration and metabolism
surfaces, compartment of and psychological dilution mechanism
capsule, leg with their association AN19.6 Explain the
synovial attachment, nerve anatomical basis of
membrane, supply and actions Flat foot & Club foot
ligaments,
relations, AN18.2
movements Describe and
and muscles demonstrate origin,
involved, course, relations,
blood branches (or
and nerve tributaries),
supply, termination of
bursae important nerves
around the and vessels of
knee joint anterior
compartment of leg
AN18.5
Explain the
anatomical AN18.3
basis of Explain the
locking and anatomical basis of
unlocking of foot drop
the knee joint

AN18.6
Describe
knee joint
injuries with
its applied
anatomy

AN18.7
Explain
anatomical
basis of
Osteoarthritis
09-10 AM Diss/Demo: Demo: Articulated BI 3.9 Discuss Lec: Sole of foot PY4.2.2 Describe
Knee joint foot I and interpret the composition, Lec-Demo:
laboratory results mechanism of Overview of nerves
AN18.4 of analytes AN19.4 Explain the secretion, functions, of lower limb
AN18.5 AN20.1 Describe associated with anatomical basis of and
AN18.6 and demonstrate the metabolism of rupture of calcaneal regulation of saliva, AN18.2 Describe
AN18.7 type, articular carbohydrates tendon gastric, pancreatic, and demonstrate
surfaces, capsule, and intestinal juices and origin, course,
synovial membrane, disorder of AN19.7 Explain the bile relations, branches
ligaments, relations, carbohydrate anatomical basis of secretion (or tributaries),
movements and metabolism Metatarsalgia & termination of
muscles involved, Plantar fasciitis important nerves
blood and nerve GTT/OGTT and and vessels of
supply of tibiofibular GDM AN20.7 anterior
and ankle joint Identify and compartment of leg
demonstrate
AN20.2 Describe the (Vertical sustentaculum tali, AN19.2 Describe
subtalar and integration tuberosity of fifth and demonstrate the
transverse tarsal session with metatarsal, tuberosity origin, course,
joints OBG) of the relations, branches
Navicular (or tributaries),
AN19.5 Describe termination of
factors maintaining AN20.2 Describe the important nerves
importance arches subtalar and and vessels of back
of the foot with its transverse tarsal of leg
importance joints
AN19.2 Describe
AN19.4 Explain the and demonstrate the
AN19.6 Explain the anatomical basis of origin, course,
anatomical basis of rupture of calcaneal relations, branches
Flat foot & Club foot tendon (or tributaries),
termination of
AN20.1 Describe and important nerves
demonstrate the type, and vessels of back
articular surfaces, of leg
capsule, synovial
membrane, AN18.3 Explain the
ligaments, relations, anatomical basis of
movements and foot drop
muscles involved,
blood and nerve
supply of tibiofibular
and ankle joint
10-11 AM Diss: Front of leg Lec:Medial, Diss: Lateral and BI 5.5 Interpret PY7.3.6: Describe
and dorsum of foot Lateral and Posterior laboratory results of the mechanism of
Posterior compartment of leg analytes associated urine formation
AN18.1 compartment of with metabolism of involving processes
AN18.2 leg AN19.1 Describe and amino acid and of filtration, tubular
AN18.3 demonstrate the protein reabsorption, and
AN19.1 Describe major muscles of secretion;
and demonstrate back of leg with their Inborn errors of concentration and
the major muscles attachment, nerve metabolism dilution mechanism
of back of leg with supply and actions
their attachment, Vertical integration
nerve supply and AN19.2 Describe and with
actions demonstrate the medicine/pediatric
origin, course, s genetics
AN19.2 Describe relations, branches
and demonstrate (or tributaries),
the origin, course, termination of
Diss/Demo: relations, important nerves and
Knee joint branches (or vessels of back of leg
tributaries), AN19.3 Explain the
AN18.4 termination of concept of “Peripheral
AN18.5 important nerves heart”
AN18.6 and vessels of
AN18.7 back of leg AN19.4 Explain the
AN19.3 Explain anatomical basis of
the concept of rupture of calcaneal
“Peripheral heart” tendon

AN19.4 Explain
the anatomical
basis of rupture of
calcaneal tendon

AN20.2 Describe
the subtalar and
transverse tarsal
joints

AN19.4 Explain
the anatomical
basis of rupture of
calcaneal tendon
11-12 PM PY4.2.1: PY7.3.4: Describe Demo: Talus & Diss: Lateral and Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
Describe the the mechanism of Calcaneum Posterior Batch A2 Batch B2
composition, urine formation compartment of leg
mechanism involving processes AN20.7 Perimetry Perimetry
of secretion, of filtration, tubular Identify and AN19.1 Describe and (Revision)
functions, reabsorption, and demonstrate demonstrate the PY 10.20
and secretion; sustentaculum major muscles of PY 10.20
regulation of concentration and tali, tuberosity of back of leg with their Haematology lab
saliva, dilution mechanism fifth metatarsal, attachment, nerve Haematology lab Batch B1
gastric, tuberosity of the supply and actions Batch A1 Examination of
pancreatic, Navicular Examination of Sensory and Motor
intestinal AN19.2 Describe and Motor system system
juices and demonstrate the PY 10.11 (Revision)
bile origin, course, PY 10.11
secretion relations, branches
(or tributaries),
PY9.2.2: termination of
Describe and important nerves and
discuss vessels of back of leg
puberty:onset AN19.3 Explain the
, progression, concept of “Peripheral
stages; early heart”
and delayed
puberty and AN19.4 Explain the
outline anatomical basis of
adolescent rupture of calcaneal
clinical and tendon
psychological
association.
12-1 BI 3.9 AETCOM Diss: Diss: Front Diss: Lateral and Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
Discuss and of leg and dorsum Posterior Batch A2 Batch B2
interpret of foot compartment of leg
laboratory Perimetry Perimetry
results of AN19.1 Describe and (Revision)
analytes AN18.1 Describe demonstrate the PY 10.20
associated and demonstrate major muscles of PY 10.20
with major muscles of back of leg with their Haematology lab
metabolism anterolateral attachment, nerve Haematology lab Batch B1
of compartment of supply and actions Batch A1 Examination of
carbohydrate leg with their Examination of Sensory and Motor
s and attachment, nerve AN19.2 Describe and Motor system system
disorder of supply and action demonstrate the PY 10.11 (Revision)
carbohydrate origin, course, PY 10.11
metabolism AN18.2 Describe relations, branches
and demonstrate (or tributaries),
origin, course, termination of
(Vertical relations, important nerves and
integration branches (or vessels of back of leg
session tributaries), AN19.3 Explain the
with termination of concept of “Peripheral
Medicine/e important nerves heart”
and vessels of
ndocrinolo
anterior AN19.4 Explain the
gy) compartment of anatomical basis of
leg rupture of calcaneal
AN18.3 Explain tendon
the anatomical
basis of foot drop
02-4PM PSM:3.3. Experimental Lab Experimental Small group Demo:Arches of foot
Describe the Batch A1 Lab discussion/
etiology and Batch B1 AN19.5 Describe
basis of Perimetry Tutorial/ factors maintaining
water borne (Revision) Perimetry importance arches
diseases, PY 10.20 (Revision) Integrated Learning/ of the foot with its
jaundice, PY 10.20 importance
hepatitis, Haematology lab Self directed learning
diarrheal Batch A2 Haematology lab
diseases Examination of Batch B2 Early clinical AN19.6 Explain the
Sensory and Motor Examination of exposure anatomical basis of
system Sensory and Flat foot & Club foot
(Revision) Motor system
PY 10.11 (Revision)
PY 10.11 Diss: Sole of foot

AN19.4 Explain the

anatomical basis of
rupture of calcaneal
tendon

AN19.5 Describe
factors maintaining
importance arches
of the foot with its
importance

AN19.6 Explain the

anatomical basis of
Flat foot & Club foot

AN19.7 Explain the

anatomical basis of
Metatarsalgia &
Plantar fasciitis
TIME 20.04.2020 21.04.2020 22.04.2020 23.04.2020 24.04.2020 25.04.2020
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
08-09 AM Lec-Demo: Lec-Demo:Overview PY7.3.8: Describe PY.4.3.1: Describe Biochemistry
Overview of of arteries, veins and the mechanism of GIT movements, Revision: Soft parts Revision
nerves of lymphatic drainage urine formation regulation and (Lower Limb)
lower limb of lower limb involving functions. Describe
processes of defecation reflex.
AN18.2 filtration, tubular Explain role of dietary
Describe and reabsorption, and fibre
demonstrate AN20.5 Explain secretion;
origin, anatomical basis of concentration and
course, varicose veins and dilution
relations, deep vein mechanism
branches (or thrombosis
tributaries),
termination of AN20.8 Identify &
important demonstrate
nerves and palpation of femoral,
vessels of popliteal, post tibial,
anterior anti tibial& dorsalis
compartment pedis blood vessels
of leg in a simulated
environment
AN19.2
Describe and AN20.9 Identify &
demonstrate demonstrate
the origin, Palpation of vessels
course, (femoral,
relations, popliteal,dorsalisped
branches (or is,post tibial), Mid
tributaries), inguinal point,
termination of Surface projection
important of: femoral nerve,
nerves and Saphenous opening,
vessels of Sciatic, tibial,
back of leg common peroneal
&deep peroneal
AN18.3 nerve, Great and
Explain the small saphenous
anatomical veins
basis of foot
drop AN20.4 Explain
anatomical basis of
enlarged inguinal
lymph nodes
AN20.3 Describe
and demonstrate
Fascia lata, Venous
drainage, Lymphatic
drainage, Retinacula
& Dermatomes of
lower limb
09-10 AM Digital Demo: Small joints Demo: Surface PY7.3.9: Describe Revision: Hard
Displayer: of foot Anatomy and the mechanism of parts (Lower Limb)
BELOW Radiology urine formation
KNEE AN20.2 Describe the involving processes
subtalar and Biochemistry of filtration, tubular
transverse tarsal Revision AN20.6 Identify the reabsorption, and
joints bones and joints of secretion;
lower limb seen in concentration and
AN19.7 Explain the anteroposterior and dilution mechanism
anatomical basis of lateral view
Metatarsalgia & radiographs of
Plantar fasciitis various regions of
lower limb
AN18.7 Explain
anatomical basis of AN20.7 Identify &
Osteoarthritis demonstrate
important bony
landmarks of lower
limb: -Vertebral levels
of highest point of
iliac crest, posterior
superior iliac spines,
iliac tubercle, pubic
tubercle, ischial
tuberosity, adductor
tubercle, -Tibial
tuberosity, head of
fibula, -Medial and
lateral malleoli,
Condyles of femur
and tibia,
sustentaculum
tali, tuberosity of fifth
metatarsal, tuberosity
of the
navicular
10-11 AM Diss: Sole of Biochemistry PY9.3.1: Describe
foot Lec: Radiology& Demo: Surface Revision male reproductive
Surface Anatomy Anatomy and system: functions of
AN19.4 Radiology testis and control of
Explain the AN20.6 Identify spermatogenesis &
anatomical the bones and AN20.6 Identify the factors modifying it
basis of joints of lower bones and joints of and outline its
rupture of limb seen in lower limb seen in association with
calcaneal anteroposterior anteroposterior and psychiatric illness
tendon and lateral view lateral view
radiographs of radiographs of
AN19.5 Revision: Soft parts various regions of various regions of
Describe (Lower Limb) lower limb lower limb
factors
maintaining AN20.7 Identify & AN20.7 Identify &
importance demonstrate demonstrate
arches of the important bony important bony
foot with its landmarks of landmarks of lower
importance lower limb: - limb: -Vertebral levels
Vertebral levels of of highest point of
AN19.6 highest point of iliac crest, posterior
Explain the iliac crest, superior iliac spines,
anatomical posterior superior iliac tubercle, pubic
basis of Flat iliac spines, iliac tubercle, ischial
foot & Club tubercle, pubic tuberosity, adductor
foot tubercle, ischial tubercle, -Tibial
tuberosity, tuberosity, head of
AN19.7 adductor tubercle, fibula, -Medial and
Explain the -Tibial tuberosity, lateral malleoli,
anatomical head of fibula, - Condyles of femur
basis of Medial and lateral and tibia,
Metatarsalgia malleoli, Condyles sustentaculum
& Plantar of femur and tibia, tali, tuberosity of fifth
fasciitis sustentacu metatarsal, tuberosity
lum tali, tuberosity of the
of fifth metatarsal, navicula
tuberosity of the
navicular
11-12 PM PY7.3.7: PY9.2.2:Describe Revision: Joints of Revision: Soft parts Experimental Lab Experimental Lab
Describe the and discuss lower Limb (Lower Limb) Batch A2 Batch B2
mechanism puberty:onset,
of urine progression, stages; Revision Revision
formation early and delayed Haematology lab
involving puberty and outline Batch B1
processes of adolescent clinical Haematology lab Revision
filtration, and psychological Batch A1
tubular association Revision
reabsorption,
and
secretion;
concentration
and dilution
mechanism

12-01 PM Biochemistry AETCOM Revision: Joints of Revision: Soft parts

Revision lower Limb (Lower Limb)

02-4PM Sports Experimental Lab Experimental Small group Revision: Soft parts
Batch A1 Lab discussion/ (Lower Limb)
 Batch B1 Revision: Hard parts
Revision Tutorial/ (Lower Limb)
Haematology lab Revision
Haematology lab Integrated Learning/
Revision Batch B2
Batch A2 Self directed learning
Revision
Early clinical
exposure

TIME 27.04.2020 *********************** ******************** ************************* *********************** ***********************

Monday ***** ******** *** ***** *****

08-09 AM
MID- TERMINAL-II EXAMINATION

09-10 AM

10-11 AM

11-01 PM

02-4PM
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
04.05.20 05.05.20 06.05.20 07.05.20 08.05.20 09.05.20

8-9am Lec: Introduction to Abdomen , In

situ relation of Abdominal viscera
AN44.1 Describe& demonstrate the
Planes (transpyloric, transtubercular,
subcostal, lateral vertical, linea alba,
linea semilunaris) regions &
Quadrants of abdomen.

2ND TERMINAL EXAMINATION

9-10am PY4.3.2: Demo: Hip bone

Describe GIT movements, regulation (Relevant to Abdomen)
and functions. Describe AN53.1 Identify & hold the
defecation reflex. Explain role of bone in the anatomical
dietary fibre position Describe the
salient features,
articulations &
demonstrate the
attachments of muscle
groups

10-11am PY7.4.1: Describe and

discuss the significance
and implications of renal
clearance.

11-12am Experimental Lab

Batch A2 Experimental Lab
Batch B2
12-1pm CPCR
PY 11.14 CPCR
PY 11.14
Haematology lab
Batch A1 Haematology lab
 Reflexes Batch B1
Reflexes
PY 10.11
PY 10.11
Batch B1. B2
Small group discussion/ Batch A1. A2

Tutorial/ Small group discussion/

Integrated Learning/ Tutorial/

Self directed learning Integrated Learning/

Early clinical exposure Self directed learning

Early clinical exposure

2-3pm Demo: Bony landmarks, Planes,

Abdominal quadrants
AN44.1 Describe &demonstrate the
Planes (transpyloric, transtubercular,
3-4pm subcostal, lateral vertical, linea alba,
linea semilunaris) regions &
Quadrants of abdomen.

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

11.05.20 12.05.20 13.05.20 14.05.20 15.05.20 16.05.20
8-9am Lec: Anterior Lec: Histology PY7.5.1: PY4.4.1: Lec: Peritoneum. SDL
Abdominal (Stomach) Describe the Describe the physiology of
Wall- I. AN52.13 renal regulation digestion and absorption of AN47.1 Describe BI8: Nutrition
Describe& of fluid and nutrients. & identify
AN44.2 identify the electrolytes and boundaries and
Describe& microanatomica acid-base recesses of Lesser
identify the l features of balance. & Greater sac.
Fascia, nerves Fundus and
& blood Pylorus of
vessels of stomach
anterior
abdominal wall.
AN44.3
Describe the
formation of
rectus sheath
and its
contents
AN44.6
Describe&
demonstrate
attachment of
muscles of
anterior
abdominal wall
9-10am Demo: Lumbar Diss: Anterior BI 4.6 Interpret Lec- Inguinal Region & PY7.5.2: Describe Demo: Testis
vertebrae Abdominal laboratory Testis. the renal AN47.5
Wall. results of regulation of fluid Describe &
analytes AN44.4 Describe & and electrolytes demonstrate
AN44.2 AN44.3 associated with demonstrate extent, and acid-base major viscera
AN44.6 metabolism of boundaries, contents of balance. of abdomen
lipids. inguinal canal including under
Hasselbach’s triangle following
Debate on role AN46.1 Describe & headings:
cholesterol in demonstrate coverings, Anatomical
heath and internal structure, side position,
diseases determination, blood supply, external and
nerve supply, lymphatic internal
drainage & descent of testis features,
with its applied anatomy important
AN46.2 Describe parts of peritoneal and
Epididymis other relations,
AN46.3 Describe Penis blood supply,
under following headings: nerve supply,
parts, components, blood lymphatic
supply and lymphatic drainage and
drainage applied
AN46.4 Explain the aspects
anatomical basis of
Varicocele
AN46.5 Explain the
anatomical basis of Phimosis
& Circumcision.
AN44.5 Explain the
anatomical basis of inguinal
hernia
10-11am Demo: Lumbar Lec: Anterior SDL: Hip Bone, lumbar BI 8.6 Summarize PY9.4.1:
vertebrae Abdominal vertebrae and anterior the nutritional Describe
Wall- II. abdominal wall importance of female
commonly used reproductive
AN44.2 AN44.3 items of food system:(a)
AN44.6 including fruits and functions of
vegetables ovary and its
(macro-molecules control;(b)
& its importance) menstrual cycle-
hormonal,
(vertical uterine and
integration with ovarian
PSM department) changes.

11-12am PY7.4.2: PY9.3.2 Prac: Histo Prac: Histo (Batch B) Diss: Experimental Lab Experimental
Describe and Describe male (Batch A) /Diss: Anterior Abdominal Wall Batch A2 Lab
discuss the reproductive Anterior (Batch C & A) Batch B2
significance system:function Abdominal Wall Diss: CPCR
and s of testis and (Batch B & C) AN44.2 (Revision) CPCR
implications of control of AN44.3 PY 11.14 (revision)
renal spermatogenesi Diss: AN44.2 AN44.6 PY 11.14
clearance. s & factors AN44.3 Haematology lab
modifying it and AN44.6 Histo: 52.13 Batch A1 Haematology
outline its Reflexes lab
association with Histo: 52.13 (Revision) Batch B1
psychiatric PY 10.11 Reflexes
illness (Revision)
PY 10.11
12-1pm BI 4.6 Interpret AETCOM
laboratory
results of
analytes
associated with
metabolism of
lipids.

(Vertical
integration
session with
Medicine/Card
iology)
2-3pm PSM:3.4. Experimental Experimental Prac:Histo (Batch
Describe the Lab Lab Small group discussion/ C), Diss: Anterior
concept of Batch A1 Batch B1 Abdominal Wall
solid waste, Tutorial/ (Batch B & A)
human excreta CPCR CPCR
and sewage PY 11.14 Integrated Learning/ Diss: AN44.2
disposal PY 11.14 AN44.3
Haematology Self directed learning AN44.6
lab Haematology
Batch A2 lab Early clinical exposure Histo: 52.13
Reflexes BatchB2
3-4pm PSM:3.4. PY 10.11 Reflexes
Describe the PY 10.11
concept of
solid waste,
human excreta
and sewage
disposal

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

18.05.20 19.05.20 20.05.20 21.05.20 22.05.20 23.05.20
8-9am Lec: Stomach & Lec: Histology (Small PY9.4.2: PY7.5.4: Describe the Lec: Colon & appendix. HOLIDAY
Coeliac Axis. Intestine & Large Describe renal regulation of fluid (Eid ul Fitr)
Intestine) female and electrolytes and AN47.5
AN47.5 AN52.14 reproductive acid-base balance. AN47.6.8 Explain the
AN47.6.1 Explain Describe & identify the system:(a) anatomical basis of
the anatomical microanatomical functions of referred pain around
basis of different features of duodenum ovary and its umbilicus
types of AN52.15 control;(b)
vagotomy& Describe & identify the menstrual
lymphatic spread microanatomical cycle-
in carcinoma features of Jejunum hormonal,
stomach uterine and
AN52.16 ovarian
Describe & identify the changes
microanatomical
features of ileum

AN52.17
Describe & identify the
microanatomical
features of large
intestine

AN52.18
Describe & identify the
microanatomical
features of appendix
9-10am Demo: Stomach Diss: BI 9.1 Lec: Small Intestine II.
& Coeliac Axis. Stomach & Coeliac Axis Describe the AN47.5 PY4.5.1:
hormones Describe the source
AN47.5 AN47.5 synthesized of GIT hormones,
AN47.6.1 AN47.6.1 from kidney, their regulation and
thyroid, functions
pituitary and
adrenal glands

SGD with
PBL/case
discussion

10-11am Demo: Lec: Small Demo: Colon & BI 9.1 Describe the
Peritoneum Intestine I appendix. hormones synthesized
(Duodenum). AN47.5 from kidney, thyroid,
pituitary and adrenal
AN47.1 Describe AN47.5 AN47.6.7 Explain the glands
&identify anatomical basis of
boundaries and referred pain around SGD with PBL/case
recesses of umbilicus discussion
Lesser & Greater
sac

11-12am PY4.4.2: PY7.5.3: Describe the Prac: Histo Prac: Histo (Batch B),
Describe the renal regulation of fluid (Batch A) Diss: Intestine (Batch C Experimental Lab
physiology of and electrolytes and /Diss: Intestine &A) Batch A2
digestion and acid-base balance. (Batch B & C) Diss:
absorption of Diss: AN 47.5 Examination of Cranial
nutrients. AN 47.5 HISTO: nerves (I and V)
HISTO: AN 52.14 TO 54.18
12-1pm BI 9.1 Describe AETCOM AN 52.14 TO
the hormones 54.18 PY 10.11, PY 10.20
synthesized from
kidney, thyroid, Haematology lab
pituitary and Batch A1
adrenal glands Examination of Cranial
nerves (II, III, IV and VI)
SGD with
PBL/case
discussion PY 10.11, PY 10.20
2-3pm Sports Small group Prac: Histo (Batch C),
Experimental Lab Experimental discussion/ Diss: Intestine (Batch B
Batch A1 Lab &A)
Batch B1 Tutorial/
Examination of Cranial Diss:
nerves (I and V) Examination Integrated Learning/ AN 47.5
of Cranial HISTO:
nerves (I and Self directed learning AN 52.14 TO 54.18
PY 10.11, PY 10.20 V)
Early clinical exposure
Haematology lab
Batch A2 PY 10.11, PY
3-4pm Sports Examination of Cranial 10.20
nerves (II, III, IV and VI)
Haematology
lab
PY 10.11, PY 10.20 Batch B2
Examination
of Cranial
nerves (II, III,
IV and VI)

PY 10.11, PY
10.20

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

25.05.20 26.05.20 27.05.20 28.05.20 29.05.20 30.05.20
8-9am Lec: Spleen Lec: Histology (Liver, PY7.7: PY4.5.2: Lec: Blood supply of Student
AN47.5 Pancreas & Gall Describe Describe the source of GIT. seminar on
Bladder) artificial kidney, GIT hormones, their immunology
AN52.19 dialysis and regulation and functions AN47.9 Describe &
Describe & identify renal identify the origin,
the microanatomical transplantation. course, important
features of liver relations and branches
of Abdominal aorta,
AN52.110 Coeliac trunk, Superior
Describe & identify mesenteric artery,
the microanatomical Inferior mesenteric &
features of pancreas common iliac artery

AN52.111
Describe & identify
the microanatomical
features of gall
bladder

9-10am Diss/ Demo: Lec: Liver BI 9.7 Lec: Gall bladder, PY7.8: Describe and SDL: Colon,
Spleen AN47.5 Describe the Pancreas & discuss renal function Liver, spleen,
AN47.5 role of Extrahepatic billiary test. pancreas and
AN47.6.3 Explain oxidative apparatus. extra hepatic
the anatomical basis stress in the AN47.5 biliary
of Liver biopsy (site pathogenesis AN47.6.5 apparatus
of needle puncture), of conditions AN47.7
referred pain in such as
cholecytitis, cancer,
obstructive jaundice complications
of diabetes
mellitus and
atherosclerosis

(Vertical
integration
 with
pathology
department).

10-11am Prac: SDL Demo: Liver Demo: Liver Demo: Gall bladder, Student seminar on PY9.6:
(Stomach, coeliac AN47.5 AN47.5 Pancreas & immunology Enumerate
axis and small AN47.6.3 AN47.6.3 Extrahepatic billiary the
intestine) apparatus. contraceptive
AN47.5 methods of
AN47.6.5 male and
AN47.7 female
.Discuss their
advantages &
disadvantage
s

11-12am PY7.6: Describe PY9.5: Prac:Histo Prac:Histo (Batch B),

the innervations of Describe and (Batch A), Diss:Intestine, Liver and Experimental Lab
urinary bladder, discuss the Diss: Intestine, extra hepatic biliary Batch A2 Experimental
physiology of physiological effects Liver and extra apparatus (Batch C & A) Lab
micturition and its of sex hormones hepatic biliary DISS: AN47.5 Examination of Cranial Batch B2
abnormalities. apparatus AN 47.6.3 nerves (I and V)
(Batch B & C) AN 47.6.5 (Revision) Examination
12-1pm BI 9.4 Describe AETCOM DISS: AN 47.7 of Cranial
various AN 47.5 HISTO: PY 10.11, PY 10.20 nerves (I and
biochemical tumor AN 47.6.3 AN 52.19 V)
markers and the AN 52.110 Haematology lab
biochemical basis AN 47.6.5 AN 52.111 Batch A1
of cancer therapy. referred pain in Examination of Cranial PY 10.11, PY
cholecytitis, nerves (II, III, IV and VI) 10.20
(Vertical obstructive (Revision)
integration with jaundice Haematology
radiotherapy) PY 10.11, PY 10.20 lab
AN 47.7 Batch B1
Mention clinical Examination
 significance of of Cranial
Calot’s triangle nerves (II, III,
IV and VI)
HISTO: 52.19
AN 52.110
AN 52.111 PY 10.11, PY
10.20

2-3pm PSM:3.5. Small group discussion/

Describe the Experimental Lab Experimental Prac: Histo (Batch C),
standards of Batch A1 Lab Tutorial/ Diss: Intestine, Liver
housing and Batch B1 and extra hepatic biliary
effects of housing Examination of Integrated Learning/ apparatus (Batch A &
on health Cranial nerves (I and Examination of B)
V) Cranial nerves Self directed learning DISS: AN47.5
3-4pm PSM:3.5. (Revision) (I and V) AN 47.6.3
Describe the (Revision) Early clinical exposure AN 47.6.5
standards of PY 10.11, PY 10.20 AN 47.7
housing and PY 10.11, PY HISTO:
effects of housing Haematology lab 10.20 AN 52.19
on health Batch A2 AN 52.110
Examination of Haematology AN 52.111
Cranial nerves (II, III, lab
IV and VI) Batch B2
(Revision) Examination of
Cranial nerves
PY 10.11, PY 10.20 (II, III, IV and
VI)
(Revision)

PY 10.11, PY
10.20

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

01.06.20 02.06.20 03.06.20 04.06.20 05.06.20 06.06.20
8-9am Lec: Kidney & Lec: Histology PY9.7: PY4.7: Lec: Posterior BI 8.2
Ureter (Kidney, Ureter, Describe and Describe & discuss the Abdominal wall. Describe the
Urinary Bladder) discuss the structure and functions types and
AN52.21 effects of of liver and gall AN47.9 Describe & causes of
AN47.5 Describe& identify removal of bladder identify the origin, protein energy
AN47.6.9 the microanatomical gonads on course, important malnutrition
Explain the features kidney physiological relations and branches and its effects.
anatomical functions of Abdominal aorta,
basis of AN52.22 Coeliac trunk, Superior Vertical
radiating pain Describe & identify mesenteric artery, integration
of Kidney to the microanatomical Inferior mesenteric & with
groin features of: Ureter common iliac artery pediatrics
AN45.1 Describe and early
AN52.23 thoracolumbar fascia clinical
Describe & identify exposure
the microanatomical AN45.2 Describe &
features of: Urinary demonstrate Lumbar
Bladder plexus for its root value,
formation & branches

AN45.3 Mention the

major subgroups of
back muscles, nerve
supply & action

AN47.12 Describe
important nerve
plexuses of posterior
abdominal wall
9-10am Demo: Lec: Embryology BI 8.2 Describe Lec: Embryology GIT- PY9.8: SDL: Kidney,
Kidney, GIT- I the types and III Describe and discuss ureter,
Ureter & causes of the physiology of posterior
Suprarenal AN52.6 Describe the protein energy AN52.6 pregnancy parturition & abdominal wall
gland. development and malnutrition and lactation and outline the
congenital its effects. psychology and
AN47.5 anomalies of : psychiatry-disorders
AN47.6.9 Foregut, Midgut & Vertical associated with it.
Explain the Hindgut integration
anatomical with pediatrics
basis of and early
radiating pain clinical
of Kidney to exposure
groin

10-11am Demo: Lymphatic Lec: Diss: Kidney & Ureter/ BI 8.2 Describe the PY4.8.1:
drainage and blood Embryology Post abdominal wall types and causes of Describe &
supply of Abdomen GIT- II protein energy discuss gastric
malnutrition and its function tests,
AN47.9 AN52.6 effects. pancreatic
exocrine
Vertical integration function tests
with pediatrics and & liver function
early clinical exposure tests

11-12am PY4.6: PY7.9: Describe Prac: Histo Prac: Histo (Batch

Describe the cystometry and (Batch A), B),Embryology (Batch Experimental Lab Experimental
Gut-Brain discuss the normal Embryology C) Diss: Posterior Batch A2 Lab
Axis cystometrogram. (Batch B), Diss: abdominal wall (Batch Batch B2
Posterior A) Examination of Cranial
abdominal wall DISS: nerves (VII and VIII) Examination of
12-1pm BI 8.2 AETCOM (Batch C) AN45.1 PY 10.11, PY 10.16, PY Cranial nerves
Describe the DISS: AN45.2 10.20 (VII and VIII)
types and AN45.1 AN45.3 PY 10.11, PY
causes of AN45.2 AN47.9 Haematology lab 10.16 PY
protein AN45.3 AN47.12 Batch A1 10.20
energy AN47.9 Examination of Cranial
malnutrition AN47.12 HISTO: nerves (IX-XII) Haematology
and its AN52.21 lab
effects. HISTO: AN52.22 PY 10.11, PY 10.20 Batch B1
AN52.21 AN52.23 Examination of
 Vertical AN52.22 Cranial nerves
integration AN52.23 EMBRYO: (IX-XII)
with AN52.6
pediatrics EMBRYO: PY 10.11, PY
and early AN52.6 10.20
clinical
exposure

2-3pm Sports Experimental Lab Small group discussion/ Prac: Histo (Batch C),
Batch A1 Experimental Embryology (Batch A),
Lab Tutorial/ Diss Posterior
Examination of Batch B1 abdominal wall (Batch
Cranial nerves (VII Integrated Learning/ B)
3-4pm Sports and VIII) Examination of DISS:
PY 10.11, PY 10.20 Cranial nerves Self directed learning AN45.1
PY 10.16 (VII and VIII) AN45.2
Haematology lab PY 10.11, PY Early clinical exposure AN45.3
Batch A2 10.20, PY 10.16 AN47.9
Examination of AN47.12
Cranial nerves (IX- Haematology
XII) lab HISTO:
Batch B2 AN52.21
PY 10.11, PY 10.20 Examination of AN52.22
Cranial nerves AN52.23
(IX-XII)
EMBRYO:
PY 10.11, PY AN52.6
10.20

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

08.06.20 09.06.20 10.06.20 11.06.20 12.06.20 13.06.20
8-9am Lec: Surface Anatomy and Lec: Histology (Male PY9.9: PY4.9.1: Lec: Introduction of BI 6.3
radiology of Abdomen. Reproductive Interpret a normal Discuss the Pelvis & Pelvic Discuss and
System) semen analysis physiology Peritoneum interpret
AN55.1 Demonstrate the AN52.24 report including aspects of: AN50.1 Describe the results of
surface marking of regions Describe & identify (a) sperm count, peptic curvature of the Arterial
and planes of abdomen, the microanatomical (b) sperm ulcer, vertebral column Blood Gas
superficial inguinal ring, deep features of Testis morphology and gastrooeso AN53.3 Define true (ABG)
inguinal ring, Mc Burney’s (c) sperm motility, phageal pelvis and false pelvis analysis in
point, Renal angle & AN52.25 as per WHO reflux & demonstrate sex various
Murphy’s point Describe & identify guidelines and disease, determination in male disorders.
the microanatomical discuss the results vomiting, & female bony pelvis
AN55.2 Demonstrate the features of: diarrhoea, AN53.4 Explain and Early clinical
surface projection of: Epididymis constipatio demonstrate clinical exposure
Stomach, Liver, Fundus of n, importance of bones with lab visit
gall bladder, Spleen, AN52.26 Adynamic of abdominopelvic (Vertical
Duodenum, Ileocaecal Describe& identify ileus, region (sacralisation integration
junction, Kidneys & Root of the microanatomical Hirschspru of lumbar vertebra, with
mesentery features of: ng's Lumbarisation of 1st medicine/a
Vas deferens disease sacral vertebra, types nesthesia
AN54.1 Describe& identify of bony pelvis & ICU)
features of plain X ray PY4.10: coccyx)
abdomen AN52.27 Demonstrat
Describe& identify e the
AN54.2 Describe& identify the microanatomical correct
the special radiographs of features of Prostate clinical
abdominopelvic region examinatio
(contrast X ray Barium meal, n of the
Barium enema, abdomen in
Cholecystography, a
Intravenous pyelography & normal
Hysterosalpingography) volunteer or
simulated
AN54.3 Describe role of environmen
ERCP, CT abdomen, MRI, t
Arteriography in
radiodiagnosis of abdomen

AN25.8 Identify and describe

in brief a barium swallow
9-10am Demo: Surface Anatomy and BI 6.3 Discuss ABDOMEN PY9.10: Lec: Pelvic
radiology of Abdomen Prac: Histo (Batch and interpret STAGE Discuss the Walls &
A), Diss (Batch results of Arterial physiological basis of Pelvic
AN55.1 B&C)-Sectional Blood Gas (ABG) various pregnancy Diaphragm
AN55.2 anatomy of abdomen analysis in various tests AN53.3
AN54.1 disorders. AN53.4
AN54.2
AN54.3 Early clinical
AN25.8 exposure with lab
visit
(Vertical
integration with
medicine/anesth
esia ICU)

10-11am Lec: BI 6.3 Discuss and PY4.9.2:

Surgical Anatomy interpret results of Discuss the
of Abdomen. Arterial Blood Gas physiology
(ABG) analysis in aspects of:
AN44.7 various disorders. peptic ulcer,
Enumerate gastrooesop
common Early clinical hageal
Abdominal exposure with lab visit reflux
incisions. (Vertical integration disease,
with vomiting,
medicine/anesthesia diarrhoea,
ICU) constipation,
Adynamic
ileus,
Hirschsprun
g's disease

11-12am PY9.8.2: PY4.8.2: Prac: Histo (Batch

Describe and discuss the Describe & discuss B), Diss (Batch Experimental Lab Experimenta
physiology of pregnancy gastric function tests, A&C)-Sectional Batch A2 l Lab
,parturition & lactation and pancreatic exocrine anatomy of Batch B2
outline the psychology and function tests & liver abdomen. Reaction time
psychiatry-disorders function tests (Auditory and Visual) Reaction
associated with it. AN51.1 Describe time
& identify the PY 10.11 (Auditory
cross-section at and Visual)
12-1pm BI 6.3 Discuss and interpret AETCOM the level of T8, Haematology lab
results of Arterial Blood Gas T10 & T11. Batch A1 PY 10.11
(ABG) analysis in various Examination of
disorders. Abdomen Haematolog
y lab
Early clinical exposure with PY 4.10 Batch B1
lab visit Examination
(Vertical integration with of Abdomen
medicine/anesthesia ICU)
PY 4.10

2-3pm PSM:3.6. Describe the role Experimental Lab Small Demo: Bony pelvis
of vectors in the causation of Batch A1 Experimental Lab group AN50.1
diseases Batch B1 discussion/ AN53.1 Identify &
3.7. Identify and describe the Reaction time hold bone in
identifying features and life (Auditory and Visual) Reaction time Tutorial/ anatomical position.
cycles of vectors of Public (Auditory and Describe the salient
Health importance and their PY 10.11 Visual) Integrated features, articulation
control measures Learning/ &demonstrate the
3.8. Describe the mode of Haematology lab PY 10.11 attachments of
action, application of Batch A2 Self muscle groups
commonly used insecticides Examination of Haematology lab directed AN53.2 Demonstrate
and rodenticides Abdomen Batch B2 learning the anatomical
Examination of position of bony pelvis
PY 4.10 Abdomen Early & show boundaries of
clinical pelvic inlet, pelvic
PY 4.10 exposure cavity, pelvic outlet
AN53.3
AN53.4
3-4pm PSM:3.6. Describe the role
of vectors in the causation of
diseases
3.7. Identify and describe the
identifying features and life
cycles of vectors of Public
Health importance and their
control measures
3.8. Describe the mode of
action, application of
commonly used insecticides
and rodenticides

Time Monday (15.06.20) Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

(16. 06.20) (17. 06.20) (18. 06.20) (19. 06.20) (20.
06.20)
8-9 am Lec: Introduction to Lec : Histology Disscussion and Disscussion and Lec: Embryology BI 9.2
Perineum & Perineum female summary of General summary of -Urinary System Describe
–I Reproductive Physiology Blood 1 AN52.7 Describe the tests
AN48.1 Describe & System –I the development that are
identify the muscles of AN52.28 of Urinary commonl
Pelvic diaphragm. Describe & system y done in
AN48.2 Describe& identify the clinical
demonstrate the microanatomical practice
(position, features, features of: to assess
important peritoneal Ovary the
and other relations, AN52.29 functions
blood supply, nerve Describe & of kidney
supply, lymphatic identify the
drainage and clinical microanatomical
aspects of) important features of: (Vertical
male & female pelvic Fallopian Tube integrati
viscera on with
AN49.1 Describe and Medicine
demonstrate the and early
superficial & deep clinical
perineal pouch exposur
(boundaries and e with
contents) visit to
AN49.2 Describe& dialysis
identify Perineal body unit )
9-10 am Demo: Bony pelvis & Demo: Pelvic BI 9.2 Describe the Lec: Urinary Disscussion and Lec:
Pelvic Diaphragm Peritoneum tests that are Bladder summary of Embryolo
&disposition of commonly done in Blood 2 gy -
AN48.1 Viscera. & Walls clinical practice to AN48.2 AN48.5.1 Urinary
AN50.1 Describe the of Pelvis assess the functions Explain the System
curvature of the AN48.2 of kidney anatomical basis AN52.7
vertebral column Describe of suprapubic
AN53.1 Identify &hold &demonstrate cystostomy,
bone in anatomical the (position, (Vertical integration urinary
position. Describe the features, with Medicine and obstruction in
salient features, important early clinical bengin prostatic
articulation & peritoneal and exposure with visit hypertrophy.
demonstrate the other relations, to dialysis unit ) AN48.6 Describe
attachments of muscle blood supply, the neurological
groups nerve supply, basis of
AN53.2 lymphatic Automatic
AN53.3 drainage and bladder
AN53.4 clinical aspects
of) important
male & female
pelvic viscera
AN48.4
Describe the
branches of
sacral plexus
10-11am Lec; Perineum-II & Demo: Urinary BI 9.2 Describe
Ischiorectal fossa Bladder the tests that are Disscussi
AN49.3 AN48.2 commonly done on and
Describe and in clinical summary
demonstrate perineal practice to of Nerve
membrane in male assess the muscle
and female functions of physiolog
kidney y
AN49.4 Describe&
demonstrate
boundaries, contents (Vertical
& applied anatomy of integration with
Ischiorectal fossa Medicine and
early clinical
exposure with
visit to dialysis
unit )

11-12pm PY9.11: PY9.12: Diss: Histo (Batch A), Prac: Histo

Discuss the hormonal Diss. Ischiorectal (Batch B),) Diss. Experimental Experime
changes and their Discuss the fossa and perineum ( Ischiorectal fossa Lab ntal Lab
effects during peri- common Batch B & C) and perineum Batch A2 Batch B2
menopause and causes of
menopause infertility in a Diss : Diss: Demonstrate the Demonstr
couple and AN49.1 Describe and AN49.1 Harvard step test ate the
role of IVF demonstrate the AN49.2 AN49.3 and describe the Harvard
superficial & deep impact on step test
in managing a perineal pouch induced and
case of (boundaries and physiologic describe
infertility. contents) Histo: parameters in a the
AN49.2 AN49.3 AN52.28 simulated impact on
AN52.29 environment induced
physiolog
PY 3.16 ic
paramete
12-1pm BI 9.2 Describe the AETCOM Histo: Haematology lab rs in a
tests that are AN52.28 AN52.29 Batch A1 simulated
commonly done in Pregnancy environm
clinical practice to diagnostic Test ent
assess the functions of
kidney PY 3.16
PY 9.10
Haematol
(Vertical integration Small group ogy lab
with Medicine and discussion/ Batch B1
early clinical Pregnanc
exposure with visit Tutorial/ y
to dialysis unit ) diagnosti
Integrated c Test
Learning/

Self directed PY 9.10

learning
Small
Early clinical group
exposur discussio
n/

Tutorial/

Integrate
d
Learning/

Self
directed
learning

Early
clinical
exposure
2-3pm Sports Experimental Experimental Lab Small group Prac: Histo
Lab Batch B1 discussion/ (Batch C), Diss.
Batch A1 Perineum and
Demonstrate the Tutorial/ Ischiorectal
Demonstrate Harvard step test and fossa (Batch
the Harvard describe the impact Integrated B&A)
step test and on induced Learning/
describe the physiologic Diss AN49.1
impact on parameters in a Self directed AN49.2
induced simulated learning AN49.3
physiologic environment
parameters in a Early clinical Histo:
simulated PY 3.16 exposure AN52.28
environment AN52.29
Haematology lab
PY 3.16 Batch B2
Pregnancy diagnostic
3-4pm Sports Haematology Test
lab
Batch A2
Pregnancy PY 9.10
diagnostic Test

PY 9.10

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

(22. 06.20) (23. 06.20) (24. 06.20) (25. 06.20) (26. 06.20) (27. 06.20)
8-9 am Lec: Male Lec: Histology Disscussion and Disscussion and Lec : Female
Reproductive Female summary of summary of Reproductive Biochemistry
System Reproductive Neurophysiology 1 Neurophysiology 2 System I Revision
AN48.2 System -II AN48.2 AN48.5
AN48.5.1 AN52.210
AN.48.7: Describe &
Mention the identify the
lobes involved microanatomical
on benign features of
prostatic Uterus
hypertrophy AN52.211
and prostatic Describe &
cancer identify the
microanatomical
features of:
Placenta
AN52.212
Describe &
identify the
microanatomical
features of:
Umbilical cord
AN52.213
Describe &
identify the
microanatomical
features of
Mammary gland
9-10 am Demo : Male Dissection : Biochemistry Digital displayer Nerves, Disscussion and Demo:
Pelvic Viscera Perineum Revision Vessels, Viscera summary of Joints of
AN48.2 AN49.1 Neurophysiology Pelvis
AN49.2 3 AN50.2
Describe &
demonstrate
the type,
articular
ends,
ligaments
and
movements
of
Intervertebra
l joints,
Sacroiliac
joints &
Pubic
symphysis

10-11am Demo: Sacrum Lec: Embryology- Lec: Embryology- Biochemistry Disscussion

AN50.1 AN53.4 Male reproductive Gonads & Female Ductal Revision and
system System summary of
AN52.8.1 AN52.8.2 Neurophysio
Describe the logy 4
development of
male reproductive
system
11-12pm Disscussion Disscussion and Histo -Batch A, Histo B, Embryo-C, Diss
and summary summary of Embryo : Batch B and SDL: Perineum –A Experimental Experimenta
of Respiratory Cardiovascular Diss and SDL: Lab l Lab
physiology physiology Perineum Batch C Batch A2 Batch B2
Histo:
Histo: AN52.2.10 AN52.2.11 Record arterial Record
AN52.2.10 AN52.2.12 pulse tracing arterial pulse
AN52.2.11 AN52.2.13 using finger tracing using
AN52.2.12 plethysmography finger
AN52.2.13 Diss: in a volunteer or plethysmogr
AN49.1 simulated aphy in a
Diss: AN49.2 environment volunteer or
AN49.1 simulated
AN49.2 PY 5.16 environment
12-1pm Biochemistry AETCOM Haematology lab PY 5.16
Revision Batch A1
Observe cardio- Haematolog
vascular y lab
autonomic Batch B1
function tests Observe
in a volunteer or cardio-
simulated vascular
environment autonomic
function
tests
PY 5.14 in a
volunteer or
simulated
environment
PY 5.14
2-3pm PSM:4.1. Experimental Lab Experimental Lab Small group discussion/ Histo C, Embryo-
Describe Batch A1 Batch B1 A, Diss and SDL:
various Tutorial/ Perineum –B
methods of Record arterial Record arterial
health pulse tracing pulse tracing using Integrated Learning/
education with using finger finger Histo:
their plethysmography plethysmography Self directed learning AN52.210
advantages and in a volunteer or in a volunteer or AN52.211
limitations simulated simulated Early clinical exposure AN52.212
4.2. Describe environment environment AN52.213
the methods of
organizing PY 5.16 PY 5.16 Diss:
health AN49.1
promotion and Haematology lab Haematology lab AN49.2
education and BatchA2 Batch B2
counseling Observe cardio- Observe cardio-
activities at vascular vascular
individual, autonomic autonomic
family and function tests function tests
community in a volunteer or in a volunteer or
settings simulated simulated
environment environment
3-4pm PSM:4.1. PY 5.14 PY 5.14
Describe
various
methods of
health
education with
their
advantages and
limitations
4.2. Describe
the methods of
organizing
health
promotion and
education and
counseling
activities at
individual,
family and
community
settings
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
(29. 06.20) (30. 06.20) (01.07.20) (02. 07.20) (03. 07.20) (4.07.20)
8-9 am Lec: Female Lec: Rectum & Disscussion and Discussion and Revision Biochemistry
Reproductive Anal canal summary of summary of Endocrine Revision
System II AN48.2 Endocrine physiology physiology 2
AN48.2 AN48.5 AN48.5 1
AN48.8 Mention AN48.8
the structures AN49.5 Explain
palpable during the anatomical
vaginal & rectal basis of Perineal
examination tear, Episiotomy,
Perianal abscess
and Anal fissure
9-10 am Demo: Male & Embryo : Batch A , Biochemistry Lec: Nerves & vessels Disscussion and
Female Pelvic Diss: Surface Revision AN48.3 Describe & summary of
Viscera Anatomy & demonstrate origin, Reproductive
AN48.2 Radiology Batch course, important physiology 5
(B &C) relations and branches
Radiology- of internal iliac artery
Abdomen & Pelvis: AN48.4

AN54.2 Describe
&identify the
special
radiographs of
abdominopelvic
region (contrast X
ray Barium
swallow, Barium
meal, Barium
enema,
Cholecystography,
Intravenous
pyelography &
Hysterosalpingogr
aphy)

10-11am Lec: Radiology Demo: Nerves & Biochemistry Disscussion

Abdomen & pelvis vessels Revision and
AN54.2 AN48.3 summary of
gastrointesti
nal
physiology
11-12pm Disscussion and Disscussion and Embryo : Batch B, Embryo : Batch C , Experimental Experimental
summary of summary of Renal Diss: Surface Diss: Surface Anatomy Lab Lab
Neurophysiology physiology Anatomy & Radiology & Radiology Batch (A Batch A2 BatchB2
5 Batch (A & C) & B)
AN54.2 AN54.2 Revision Revision

PY 5.16 PY 5.16

Haematology lab Haematolog

Batch A1 y lab
Revision Batch B1
12-1pm Biochemistry AETCOM Revision
Revision

2-3pm Sports Experimental Lab Small group SENT UP EXAM

Batch A1 Experimental Lab discussion/
Batch B1
Revision Tutorial/
3-4pm Sports Revision
PY 5.16 Integrated Learning/
PY 5.16
Haematology lab Self directed learning
Batch A2 Haematology lab
Revision Batch B2 Early clinical exposure
Revision

Preparation leave: 6th to 11th July 2020

Sent-up Examination: 13th July-30th July 2020

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

(27. 06.20) (28. 06.20) (29.07.20) (30. 07.20) (31. 07.20) (1.08.20)

Integrated Integrated
revision revision
teaching for teaching for
anatomy, anatomy,
physiology and physiology and
biochemistry biochemistry
 Integrated Integrated
revision revision
teaching for teaching for
anatomy, anatomy,
physiology and physiology and
biochemistry biochemistry
Integrated Integrated
revision revision
teaching for teaching for
anatomy, anatomy,
physiology and physiology and
biochemistry biochemistry
Integrated Integrated
revision revision
teaching for teaching for
anatomy, anatomy,
physiology and physiology and
biochemistry biochemistry

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

(3. 08.20) (4. 08.20) (5.08.20) (6. 08.20) (7. 07.20) (8.08.20)

Integrated revision teaching for anatomy, physiology and

biochemistry
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
(10. 08.20) (11. 08.20) (12.08.20) (13. 08.20) (14. 07.20) (8.08.20)

Integrated revision teaching for anatomy, physiology and

biochemistry