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Total ry I Paper II: I Fundamental Allotment of Marks in (lncluding Clinical Assessment 25+75 Fundamentats oTDEtys is Paper III: Dialysis Procedure Paper IV: Advances in Di tzt(zo) Tr"r*enarcqgrrw:!.2015 qr-q a (q) First year Theory : 60 Teaching Hours: Anatomy & physiology (Normal kidney structure and functions): 4 hours Derangement of kidney functions (aetiology, clinical manifestation, diagnosis of acute and chronic renalfailure):8hours Dialysis - the concept ( Brief history, definition mechanism) : 4 hours Components of Dialysis (Access, blood flow, anticoagulant, dialsate ) : 4 hours Hemodialysis - Basics ( Blood circuit tubing pump, dialyzer,flow rate, dialysate circuit, concentrates, delivery systems, flow rate) : l2 hours Anticoagulation ( Heparin, alternatives to Heparin, regional no anticoagulation) : g hours Y3r:ul.ur access (Temporary, permanent) : g hours Dialysis water and water treatment : 4 hours Dialysis andDialyzer (including r.ur.j : 4 hours Hemodialysis machine : 4 hourJ practical : Ig0 Teaching Hours: A. Demonstration : (20 x 30 = 60 Teachin-g Hours) Demonstration of o d Hemodialysis unit o Demineralisationplant o Machine r Intiation of Dialysis o Conduction of Dialysis o Dialysis - closure o Washing, cleaning, reuse o Maintenance of Hygiene in Dialysis u'nit o Access - core o Anticoagulation gFr.4 Tl\'f{qfq Tlul-q-{ SIrfqrI 25 2015 121 B. Actual participation in Dialysis Procedure : 120 Teaehing Hours including clinical evaluation of patient Second Year A. Complications of Hemodialysis : 12 hours o Access related complication . Dialyzer related complication o Dialysate related complication o Anticoagulant related complication o Machine/Blood Pump associated complication r Special type of complication o Maintenance of hygience in Dialysis unit o Acces - core o Anticoagulation ; B. Doses of Hemodialysis : 8 hours o Duration, index, clearance . Middle colecules Ura reduction ration o Urea kinetic modeling" Dialysis adeqacy C. Doses of Hemodialysis : 8 hours o Continuous Dialysis : 10 hours o Continuous venovenous hemofiltration o Continuoushemoduafiltration o Continuous slow hemodialysis o Componerit access, tubing, filter, replacement, fluid, Antigoagulation, fl ow rate D. Peritoneal Dialysis : 30 hours o History, Perotioneal physiology, kineties technique, catheter, dialysate fulid, insertion procedure, drainage, complication. o Continuous peritoneal dialysis procedure, dose. Practical : 160 Teaching Hours : . Actual conduction of Hemodialysis : 140 hours o Actual conduction of peritoneal Dialysis : 120 hours . Clinical assessment of patients List of Books Prescribed o Handbook of Dialysis By John T. Daugirdas (Editor), Peter G. Blalke (Editor), Todd S. Ing (Editor) o Actual conduction of peritoneal Dialysis : L20 hours By Judith Z. Kallenbach MSN RN CNN (Author) . Peritoneal Dialysis : From basic concepts to clinical excellence flZqL v-q-{.rrr rm-qr, crt-ftr 25, 2pjs qrq + (q) By C. Ronco, Carlo Crepaldi; Dinna N. Cruz o Basic Clinical Dialysis By David Harris, Grahame Elder, Lukas Kairaitis, Gopala . Rangan o Replacement of Renal Function by Dialvsis By John P Meher o Nutritional considerations in Indian patients on pD By AditiNayak, Akash Nayak, Mayoor prabhu and K S Nayak . Chronic Kidney Disease, Dialysis; and Transplantation BY: Mohamed H. Sayegh (Author), Jonathan Himmelfarb (Author), Mohamed Sayegh (Author), Jonathan, M. D. Himmelfarb (Author), Mohamed H., M.D. Sayegh (Author) Publisher: W.B. Saunders Company i Schedule-7 [See regutation 4l(2)] 44qs of Diploma in Orthonedir SUBJECTS PAPER I - Human Anatomy and physiology Introduction to the body as a whole The cells, tissues of the bodv The cell: Structure, multiplication. Tissue: Types, structure, characteristics, functions Epithelium: Simple, Compound Connective: Areolar, adipose, fibrous, elastic, Cartilage, blood and bone Muscle: Striated (Voluntary), Smooth (lnvoluntary, Cardiac) Nervous tissue Fibrous tissue w l41g Cell regeneration Membranes: Mucous, Serous, Synovial Osteology (including whole skeiton, bones and joints) Development of bone (ostogenesis) : Cells inv Types and functions of bone, Types ofjoints and various movements. AXIAL Skelton: a. Skull: Cranium, face, air sinuses b' vertebral column: regions, movements and characteristics c. Sternum d. Ribs Appendicular skelton:.Bones involving -Shourder girdle and upper limb, Pelvic girdle and rower timu, uJaing of bonlr, ."liutu. activity, Factors that deray healing, Diseases of bones and joints. Musculoskeletal System Anatomy of Joints & its function. The Respiratory System: a. Organs: Position and structure b. Nose and nasal cavities c. Functions: respiratory, OlfactorV d. Pharynx e. Larynx: Functions - respiratory, vocal f. Trachea, Bronchi, lungs: lobes, iobules, pleura Respiratory functions: Externar and internil respiration, common lerms relating to disease and conditions of the ,yrt._, PAPER II -Pathorogy of Muscle & Bones Joint conditions Backache and Neckache Orthopaedic Conditions in Childhood Minor &Adult Disorders Common Fractures PAPER III -Orthopedics and Traumatology Fractures and Dislocation: definition, fractures healing, types offractures, General principles of treatment, Common fractures of upper and lower extremities.Skull,Spine Radiology - Basic Interpretation Skills I|TER IV -Physics of Orthopedic Insrrument & its Maintenance -: Surgical diathermy, Suction machine, oT table, Ii]:r: Jtrhtening systems, rumrgation. Orthopedic Instruments OT table and aftachments, Autoclave instrument Handling and care ,""-r"rfi P*e Inrensi fi er (c onventi onat & Di gi tal) itl"Tilh,|i1?!:ff Procedure&rmpranrrechirorogy f-ffnertigs of plaster of paris, rreparation of o]:.r,"l of paris bandages, Different types of slaU, unJ.u."i'*" Lorrecr method ol{nntinS.taf, unO .arts, Speciat plasters _ FCC. pfB;; *,," plasterremoval. --i " u vt\" Plaster cutter and associated instruments. Casting & Splintrng braces and Traction ]Vn"1of plaster its advancement Dressing and Dre f,:i,*f ql fijpl ",f,?[li:H'J"fi ean r i n e s s maintenance. I trolley, drums: preparation contents and Dressing material: ,y,pr:, preparation, use and sterilization. Different types of sof utio,i, ;ililri, peroxide,;;"ldirg ssing viz hydrogen Iodine etc. Medi cated dressin gs vizS ofratull ey, collagen etc. Basic. principles oi bandagins. ,filtt#ft involved in the desien, fabrication and use of orrhopedic Orthopedic Implant Mechanics and Materials 3ili:Ht'j;|'"'o."*,i,l"i",il#;;:"ointerracing. ttnee Joint Replacement qrrl 4 (o {rs{al|-q t|uT-qt, 3lrfkl 25, 2015 __ _?1o0 Ankle Joint Replacement Fractures, Fracture Healing and Non-Surgical Fixation Surgical Fracture Fixation PAPER VII Operation room techniques & its Management Reception of patients in OT premises, Scrubbing, dressing, Tourniquet and it's application, Growing, painting and draping, OT fumigation and UV lights, Autoclaving. Preparation for Anesthesia. Reception of patient, Shifting, positioning for anesthesia, Check out procedure. Sterilization: Definition, Classification of sterilizing agents, Physical methods of sterilization, Importance of sterilization. Sutures: Absorbable : Surgical catgut, collagen sutures, synthetic absorbable utures etc. Nonabsorbable: Silks, cotton, polyamide, polypropylene, stainless steel etc. PAPER VIII :-Patient Care Fundamentals of patient care Definition, Introduction: general environment and cleanliness. Proper disposal of ward waste, Beds: bed making, posturing in bed, special beds viz pneumatic, rvaterbeds. Hygienic care: care of skin, care of hairs and nails, oral hygiene, iare ofpressure Points. Exercise and activity: Principles of good posturing and body behavior, Moving and lifting patient, posture changes assisting patient in attaining ' Ambulatory status. Promoting urinary and intestinal eliminations: offering urinal, bedpan, Observations of urine and faeces.Maintainins nutrition. YIUReIFT yfq-qt, G{TRf, 25, 2O1S Maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance. Maintenance of inpuvoutput records. ural rntake measures. Management of acutely injured: First aid, Transport, Resuscitation methods. Infbction Control procedures Legal & Ethical Responsibilities Medical Errors PAPER IX Biomechanics& physiotherapy Biomechanics : -Mechani.r or tt .'rruirrun musculoskeretar system. Biomechanics of l,\:""1, il;l;;ilerties and mechanics of bone, articular cartilage, tendons and iigaments. Biomechanics of the.Lower Limb, majorjoint, "i,h.l;;er timb, Including the bio_mechanics "f;;lii;" Upper Limb and Spil., _ d.;"1i.;;;;;?ation of the forces acting l: th." spine during tifting. '---- Yrr$r!,'rolrt'' ur tne rorcel Physiotherapv of Sqine., 6pg", Limb (Shoulder Joint, Elbow joint, il':iij,l[ij}f irb' ai".J;;)g11. Joint,pharynges erc ) .trauma/inju,yrop..#i:i:*:ffi::verv rrom' -'Err'6\ Schedule-g ,., dI""rABus o" $r'f ,lliilf itr ;i?,rE cHNoL o c y Communication-rkill, i, Enelish Iu*ll anato,ny- a Practical (duration/ Pathology &Tenxi Fcc instrurnent *- a Hospital TaininfiZt days (After the final exam) 14kai---- RTW:F 3[{_-g?.orrfir 25, 2o1s IryJ-fD 4 Delivering short discourses : ,b About oneself ." Describing a place, person, object ] Describing a picture, photo 5 Group discussion: * Developing skill to initiate a discussion (how to open) $ts Snatching initiative from others (watch for weak points etc.., 6^ Expand a topic- sentence into 4_j sentence narrative: Computer applications: Is!+qgn tg!' d sqapslgrlgg! cp Cont*is -, TIUN€]FI {luT-q-{. SIrfkT 25. 2015 121 shows, Running and controlling a slide show, Printing Presentations. Use of internet and Internet. Websites ( Internet sites). The Mail suite. Hospital Management - Types and Uses, Hospital management & System Package, Advanced Hospital management System X O Hospital management System, LCS Hospital Management information System, NVISH Hospital Management System, q!q4:49!p4qlVerqe:qe!!!y9!9 m- _ Huq1an A,netoryy_{ Plysjglggy iunit i Contents i -t -[The Hffi; B;dy- D;r'n-itons. su6-aivisions of Rnalomy. rerms of I i I^^^a:^- ^-l -^^:+:^- n.,.^l^*^-r^l -t^.^^^ -,^a^L,^.^ ^r..,,^...-^ ^r I location and position, Fundamental planes, vertebrate structure of i i man, org4!1za1tio4 gf!l$_.bodJ_ggl!,!gques. ______] The Skeletal System - Types of bones,.structure and growth of I 12 | The Skeletal System - Types of bones,.structure and growth of I ] | bones, Division of the skeleton Appendicle skeleton, axial skeleton I ] | name of all the bones and their parts, Joints classification, types of I r _ i moyements with examples._ | ] : I Anatomy of Circulatory System- Hearts Size, position coverings, I Chambers, Blood supply, never supply, the blood vessels, general plan of circulation, pulmonary circulation, names of arteries and veins and theilposition lymphatic systeln general plan. __ Anatomy of the Respiratory System - organs of respiratory, larynx, trachea, bronchial tree, Respiratory portion, pleurae and lungs, Brief &e*le4_s_qlpe4ry!q_pesiie& Anatomy of the Digestive system- Components of Digestive system, Alimentary tube, anatorny of organs of digestive tube, mouth, tongue, tooth, salivary glands, liver, bleary apparatus, pancreas. Names and position and brief functions. Anatomy of the N;;ous System - Centil nei";us syste;, tl" l brain, hind brain, midbrain, forebrain, brief structure, locations. and j peripheral nervous systerr, spiral card, anatorny, functions, reflex - j Arc. mdnase. iniuries to soinal card and brain. I Anatomy of the endocrine system - name of all erldocrine glands their position, hormones, and their functions - pituitary, thyroid, id. adrenal slands, sonads & islets ofpancreas. n*io"ry of-E-iiietory Syrt"" and *p-d"rti"" ' fKid;"yt 10 1 I L {q!p!9! dlleqry 4 p-tqte i !!lte9 tl9p9!9!!: ! Legg 9-o qp ---49-o q q j tzt (eo) {rq{q-|-{ {tvT-tl?{. GIT|KI 25, 2015 5ry 4_F) -c-Liqi"4--Qrrdlqlqgy iUnit iUnit Contents -lI j Introduction & History of ECG. i of heart & their function. Cardiac output, E.C.G. Blood pressure, I i Heart Rate. i [_ _]_!ee4Iq!,e,--,_ ____, . . ] i l l I Respiratory system - Function of respiratory system, functional I (plrysiological). Anatomy of Respiratory system, mechanisrn of ] ] respiration, lung volurnes & capacities, transport of respiratory ] I gases. I F- ,--_--- -- - ---- .-i I 12 | Disestive svstem - function of disestive svsfern tlrncfinnal anarnmv I [f7 | nie.tiive system - funiiion of digesiivisystern,llnctio"uf-u*rory -] I of digestive system, composition and function of all digestive juices, I ] movernents of digestive system (intestine), Digestion & absorption i I - - o---' - -J-'-"' L_ _ Lq&qrbobyCryle,Ii9l,_glq &&1!._-,_ ___,-] I 13 I Function of nervous system - neuron - conduction of impulses. j I lJ lfuncrlon oI nervous system - neuron - conductlon of impulses. j ] j factors effecting, synapse transmission, reception, reflexes. I i I ascending tracts, descending tracts, function of various parts of the I I i Brain, cerebro spinal fluid (CSF), composition, function & ] I circulation. lr.rmbar puncture, Autonomic nervous systern-and its I I , , . _J lre.t function of (AN_S) ,l I 14 j Special Senses - Vision - Structure of Eye, Function of aifferentl i I parts Refractive errors of and correction. Visual pathways, color I | | vision & tests for color blindness. Hearing, structure and function of ] l__ | ear,a_e_gbqlpnlqlhearinglest for hgqryg Gq1fngssL_ ___ - ] I l5 ] Muscle Nerve Physiology - Type of muscle, structure of skeletal i i j muscle. sarcomee, neuromuscular junction & transmission, I I - -1-Zrc-LLf{4 Q -cp4!ac!ign qupllirg (m-e-ghqrysm of contraction) i l6 I Structure and function of skin - bodv temoerature- fever resrrlafion i l6 I Structure and function of skin - body temperature, fever regulation ] I L = :{1eruu4ul j 17 | Excretory system - excretory organs, kidneys, function, nephorn, I i I juxta glomerclar apparatus, renal circulation, mechanism of urine | | formation, mechanism of maturation, cystomatrogram, diuretics, I ] artificial kidnev. i 'i8-i st-.tur" anofJnCtion oaGp'odr.ti"e - Male iep-roorciiuelJrt.,n. l 1 | tp*r*atogenesis, testosterone, fernale reproductive systern, i I ovulation, menstrual cycle, cogenesis, test for ovulation, estrogen & ] I progesterone, pregnancy test, parturition, contraceptive, lactation, j l_ I c,qryposition of mi!\,e{yeryege! 9lbry9!!f9941!g._ _, i w-rlD-__IIEs[-j_Rrq:!E-!uK?q, 2015 tzt@) vrrwrrrorrvrr ur ntrinr, \_arutac cycle, Uardlac lmpulse formation & conduction, Recording rong axis cardiac erectrical activitv- {eco rd i n g short _qli s card i ac e I ectri c_al agliyrly. __ Recording the Electrocardiogram, evoiution of frontal Transverse plane leads, correct & incorrect lead Electrocardiography lead placement, Display of electrocardiogram leads. In perpetration of normal ECG, ElectrG cardio_ graphic featur"l Rate & regularity, p wave, pR interval, eRS complex, St segment, I1ygyg,_Uf ygyg._Q TC i nte rva l, C ard i ac rh yth m. Interval measurement, horizontal-- meas;ement. vertical ne$ulem94 gcqfryqye's_'_qt_efyel& rygn1glls. i Hearl Rate - Introducrion, tvteasuring of rreartiates using c7lipei --l r orwJ uJl tS udl lPtrt , 1 e t eitri cat-n-xi s : -oetermi nJG eL".tri.ar aiiil-"",-ar ilr, RAit-l LAD, Methods of electrical axis estimation. ' I @ras, S upratenrric u I aim *"rrlcuGifdih rnc-i Blylttmf-c_p1$_rders. ___ ' -'l H"S*ty -"" ?n::Itr:,1:t rvrr rnrury & inrraction i on ECG, manifestation of e wave infarction, manifestation of non- I Q vwe infarction, anteriord infbrction, Antero-Lateral infarction, i plant leads, placement, 12 standard C.hamber enlargem@o-norction o.r."t, av block First degree, AV block second degree, AV block third degree, AV block bundle, Branch Block, RBBB, LBBB ctrailUer enlargement, RAE LAE, Hypertrophy, Right ventricular hVoertronhv Lefl venfrinr, I or hrrnar-rr^^1.., o :i,^-.-, ^..r --- r- -..- lqLyelq&Uellypertrep[y_ Blye!t'p!]sr! Clinical Cardiology - (Practica inferior infarction. Contents Basic Principals of instruments, Recordi D4)ru rrn'lpars or lnstruments, Recording the electro cardiogram, Correct & incorrect lead placement, ciest leads, Lims ieads. leads, Display of l2 standard read ECG, Recognition & interreration oi ECG, Equipment, usage (pediatrics/AAulti.) Unit I n d i c ati o n, c o ntra i n d i c at i o n, R epai r & ffi trnailr e, G per.-t i o " s, calibrations) and servicing, ECG Monitoring in ICCU patient, Recording of holterAtress ECG, Arnbulatory Bp. tvtonitory, operation of 2-D !cho/M. mode Dopprer and cnv system to iis maintenance, operation of TEE a"d its maintenance, ICCU monitoring, practicable in assisting Temporary- pace_maker/ permanent pace maker, _c:ronary Angiography, Coronary Angio Plasty, Balloon Plasty, CRT, CRTD etc. !t(ee) - g\'R€nq q|cl-q-{. slrf{tT 25 2015 & Termin Contents ulo d"fense, genetics of disease, neoplasia, Ceil injury unO uaupiution, Atrophy, hypertrophy, metaphase, hyperplasia, classificaiion of tumors, premalignant lesion, Type of inflammation & system manifestations of inflammation, Disorders of vascurar flow & ihock (Bri9f introduction), Oedem4 hyperemia or congestion, thromboses, embolism, infarction shock, ischemia, Over hydiation, Dehydration, The Response to infection, Categories of infectious ug.nt , t,o.t barriers to infection, how disease is caused, inflarnmator] ,..po"r; to infectious agents, Hematopoietic and Lymphoid System, hemorrhage, various type of Anaemia, leucopenia, leucorytosis. bleeding disorders coagulation mechanism. Introductory pathology - cettutar aaffi inflammation and repair, infection, circuiatory disorders, i;;;; Circulatory - Hypertension, Coronu.y artery ntr*g;"nr,n,"lrr, Cardiac Arrest, Shock, Deep Vein thrombosis (DVT), E[C, ;D Echo Cardiogram, Coronary Angiography, Cardiac Catheterization, Stress test, Pacemaker,- Renal, Niptrroilc- Syndrome, Urinary ira"t Infection Renal/Bladder Stones, Intiavenous pylography, Cystoscopy, Urinalysis, Hoemodialis, peritoneal Dialysis, Niruour, Stroke (Cerebro Vascular Accident), Brain Tumor, Brain tnlurie., -Sry1"! Cord Injuries, LUmbar puncture, Myelography, Cf"ican. MRI, EEG, EMG Oncology, Investigations, tumor marklrs, RECIST Criteria for response evolution. P,99 I4$Iument and Maintenance (practica Contents ECC ReC :11 ".".,r#,,F": i t^.Sl. i::":0,: r^d { H o lrer/stre s s E C G M o n i to r i n g j patient in ICCU, Ambulatory B.p. Monito.i"g. bp*"'ri;;;';;;:ii i ::T1y:y*_p_ooo':'. dg cpvr" iy_""* its mainrenance. operations of TEE and. its Maint.nun".,'tCiu ni"rri"r,"*,"6'r';; *ff:i*, in assisring in Temporary pacemak.rfp.rn,un"?i p"uJ" Indication & of equipments, CFM system its r{ospital rraining for 45 days after the final examination IInd Year i l; f course-ritre Electrocard lf& Ieqr4qqer: J-l Pharmacology: A knowledge of concern disease and drugs where after the structure and funciton of the heart is essential foiinstrument technician. " Cardiac Drugs , Effect of drugs and ECG Chanses - Toxicity of Drugs and ECG Ch-anses. Unit Contents Introduction to EIec@* of E.C.G. conduct Velocity glectionnvsiol.,o, psychological basis No. Pharmacology @ Techniques _ Theory (duration/ lgqrqrgq\ iI Practical (duration/ hours week 2 2 l5 3 ;+ 5 y (x trlectrocardrogram I5 vvrrsr4r rr rnclpat oI Hospltal Practice and patient care :_----_ Hospital Training fo.?j Auy. e&IL::I3l"I3*)_ 5 Central of Wilson 111p9)_ vrwqern qr,n-in, Grq,ffi 2s, 2o1s qrrr 4 (g Augmentation Esophagea lead pathway of Vector Conce Normal Electro gram - Atrial Comptexes, n+-ntervaf, qnS Complex S.T. Segment T- Wavw U-wave e-T- interval, Electrical Conduction Defct, RBBB, LBBB, Incomplete, LBB, LAHB, LPPHB, Non Specific Interventricular Condition, Defect Bilaterai Bundle, Branch Block, Trifasipular Block, WpW Syndrome. LLawn Ganogn, Levine Syndrome, Mahim by pass hypertroptry, Right Ventricular Hypertrophy (RBH), pulmonary embolism. Clrronic Obstructive lung Disease (COLD), Biventriculai coronary artery disease - Ischemia Injury inf'racting subtle atyplcar non specific Pattern conduction defects and infnaction localization !9fqg9 ie pointsl&\ s_4qi ry!4foltq__ ECG as a clue to clinical diagnclsis, purrnon"arv stenoriss tricuspia tatresia atrial spetal defect ventricular sptal defect ebstein anomaly coriect trtransporation of great vassel mirro image dextrocards;m anomalous brigin of left cornaro artery Rheumatic fever mitrial Axis, Heart Position Interpretation of an ECG, How to record and ECG. Abnormal Electrocardiogram - aunoimat p-wa"e tntraventricutar Hypertrophy, Overload rt, Diastolic Overload. yglggqlqpsed athetetes cardiac pacing act. Electrici & Electrocardi Contents ofinfraction wpm and acute myocardial infarction atrial infraction, i VCG in myocardial, infraction atrial infraction" VCG in i disease, heart trauma malignancy invorving heart electrical arter proarrhythmia; parasystole, group beatig; AV _ Disoocation Simple electron the watt, Propefties of electric charge, Capacitor, Electronic potential/ potenti al d i fference €ALDpryfAaAQ.Eeq. of A C C i ic u its. qtcNen=T RtcT-q't. 3I'IW 25. 2015 121t91 Magnetism/Electro Magnetism/Electromagnetic Induction, Magnetic Poles/fields/ flux and influx density, magnetic field due to a straight and circular coil wire, Relationship of the electrocardiogram to the electrical events of the heart, Relationship of the electrical events to the mechanical events of the cardiac cycle, Waveform components (P,Q,R,S,T and U), Definitions and normal ranges of PR interval and QRS duration, Measurement, of rhythm, sinus arrhythmia, sinus tachycardia, sinus brarlycardia, sinus arrest, Supraventricular tachyarrhythmias, Atrial premature contractions (ectopics). Atrial tachycardia, Atrial flutter, atrial fibrillation, Supraventricular tachycardia, Accelerated AV nodal (Junctional rhythm), Conduction abnormalities, Ventricular pre- ex,citation. Left and right bundle branch block, l't degree AV block, 2"" degree AV block: (Wenkebach), Mobitz II and 2:l block,3,d Iee&e!u!s1e)AY_!lee k. Rhythrns arising from the ventricles, Ventricular escape beats, Ventricular premature beats (estopics) Ventricular tachycardia, Ventricular flutter, ventricular fibrillation, veutricular standstill (asystole), The electrocardiogram associated with an artificial cardiac pacemaker, Identification of pacemaker stimulus on the electrocardiogram, differentiation between atrial and ventricular following list - Complete heart block, Left bundle branch block. Right bundle branch block, ventricular fibrillation, Atrial fi brillation, Ventricular tachycardia, Narrow complex tachycardia, A!!!9ll9l9rq1!9! m y_9 r 4!qig,!941c t. Aims and obj---ive-r r'rsti-ios *oirai ina uiieoi"g oreiifu i" ng and bandage pressure and splints supports etc, shock insensibility, asphyxia convulsions resuscitation, use of suction, apparatus, drug reaction, prophylactic, IneasLlre administration of oxygen, electric QT Interval and calculation of corrected QT Interval (eTc) by Bazett.s formula, Calculation of the heaft rate from the I I Di1zsr.r..s lorrnula, Lalculalton oI Ine nean rate 1rom the i i I electrocardiograrn. l f----- |-::-- -------,1 ] 3 ] The appearance of the normal resting electrocardiogram, i I i Recognizes the normal variations of the electrocardiogram in I i relation. tg 1F., State of activity, body build, ethrric, origin, I ] i Recognizes the normal electrocardiogram and some common i i i abnormalities:- Rhythrns arising from the sinus node, normal sinus pacing, Interpretation of changes in the electrocardiogram arising I from abnormal cardiac conclitions, Ivlyocardial ischaemia-, I Myocardial infarction, Left ventricular hypertrophy, pericarditis, Qe4llqgqdj4$qenliql EQq Interpretation. _ This section will comprise of three 12 -leadECG.s taken frorn thel 1a4 I^^\ tlt\e2) {uf{€Trq {|-fr_qr 3r.l\lfl r5,-a01 5___ __T,TlfD ulceration aspects ""d ""tt*ptis. Department procedures, nepartment statting;d orga;izatio; records reiating to patients and departmental itatistic pr6fessional attitude of the technologist to patient and other members of the staff medico legal aspects accident in the department appointment organization minimizing waiting time out patient and'iollow up clinic stock taking and stock checking regulations regarding dangerous and other drugs units of General F"+_- Princ I ofH ital Practice and tient care Contents j-l I H"rnruf irroceCure - tt"W,t"f st"mrg "nd "rg;"ir*", *.*, ] I relatrng to patients departmental, statistic professional attitude of the ; l.li:]oSlst 1t patient and other members of the staff, medico legal I . ' .--_ .-_...-. ...''.."'rJ vr rrr! Jrq, rr lilsuluu ltrBal I ] ut.p:.rs.. accident in the department, appointment, organization, I I .ll,'nrzrng waiting time, outpatient and follow up clinics, stock I . _Jet<ing_alq s_regk le.plltg. 2 'Care of patient -. F.irsr conraa *itrr patie@ i management of chair and stretcher patients and aids for this , I 1]*: and objectiv. of f^ uid, - *or;"OJanO Uf eea nfana I :11,1_"g."r pressure and splints. supports etc. Shock insensi-bility asphyxia convulsions resuscitation use of suction apparatus d.u! reaction prophylactic rneasure adrninistration of oxygen erectric i . i r^eesliueersr4 bqov-rs4qau4-"srq!'9n +!ae-c_tr_q!qqu*9psi!._ i I 5 ] Principles of asepsis Sterirization ;;rhoa; of n;ririr"ti;iG "f ] central sterile supply depar-tment care of identification of instruments i surgie al dressings in common use including filament swabs I efemenfgrv nnerqfinc fhao+.^ n-^^^r,.-^ ^^+.r-^- -c- ,, . ' I 1 I elementary operating theatre procedure setting ofirays uno troti"vr-in l l_. _1!Eraqlol!erqw_qepe{u9.n!,_____ l ) 6 i Do^.,.t-^-+^l ^-^^^.J..-^^ ,---:-;:-'..-'--- -------_--l . :_ -:.:....t) tv re!,vr[r srru vvpqrLulEllt4l s[a1u5uc prolesslonal , 1 attitude of the technologist to patient and other rnembers of the staff i I :l:T:: ",, :rl: recnnorogrsr ro parrent and other members of the staff l ! _ltrqg1co_Eget _e!p991!_qc_qid.nl_,tl1g_d.pq.t,""ql_3p!9bl,n9!t ] l 6 i Departmental procecrures : o.pu.t*.nt srrrrg uno organizaiion , i records rerating to patients and deparlrnental statistic prolessional I '."ffi?#,#i I rbers of the staff l )nI appolntment l i i :P:I .!u11 lSlos.hemorrhage pr.essure points cornprission til j | , _]+ryAlg$ltEr_-qal4eg1ltg dressins fore_ie! b9{guq!p-ons. _- i i o i llli ,,-?l - .ts_acteria their narure and appearance spi-iA ot ini6ti";J] i i auto rnrection or cross infection the inflammatory process local tissue j I I reaction general hodv reactinn rrlnprarin- 6o^a^f- ^^r ^-+:^^-^:- | zors rzr (gg) organization minimizing waiting time out patient and follow up clinic stock taking and stock keeoi ?ruqr. in the department - checking regulations regarding dangirous and other drugs uiits of m eas u re m e n1 rpg cfq! lry gs_gl 1q.e_E_gs s i ve aqlfyp e rte n s i v Jetc. qecgicify, Cardiogu ler!41qu9(plrolfga} Uniti Conients -----4--- --- -l vrr f lrr fJ I"tr"d,"ta"ffi .t*ffi strLrrnentation ano irre -r basic. principles of lead theory needed for the effective and safe i practice of electrocardiography. understands the function of the controls of the E.C.G. machine, paper speed, Gain pilters, t_eaj selector, Manual/automatic operation, understands care of the uipment, Care of recordi gl_ggrnrnlllcation difficulty, is infectious or is in isolation. Battery malnte'1anfi-c61iTF'i.ra, m electrodes. Application and connection to Electrode poritlon.. understands lead system Uniporar and biporar reads, Einthoven,s theory and .its application, Wiison's central terminal, Uas tanguage IL Evaluation of the recording to arters -ttt. ".ed foil"r"c".ding, SCST certificate of Erectrocardiography - Syilabus 2010. R;- recording as appropriate, Recognition ind etimination or ,.au"tiln of artifacts, Labeling of completed recording, u, uppro;riate; cleaning, preparation ?nd storage of equipment i..uOV io; subsequent' Recordings, incruding correct sterlriiation uno oirporui procedures. p&e1+4t!t! t e_c trpllrdiqery llGra ttic qt) ,Unit I Contenti Introduction . to equipment, Sitnple *ug", lnAi"ation ?i Contraindication use, Repair and Maintenance of equipments, ECG I Recording pediatric/adults patient, Operations ";ii;;;,i"", ,,rd j I operation of 2-D Echo/M.Mode dopprer and cFM system iis 1 I maintenance, operation of TEE und its Maintenancl, ICCU I j Monitoring l l"'""""""6' I 3 i otherlracticar in aisisting- in iempolary paiernaker/p"ri',un"nt I I pacemaker' operation of 2-D Echo/M.Mode Dopprer and cFM I I :Ir::T .rrs marnrenance. operarion of TEE and its mainrenance, , i l5:r..-I\4oniroring, Other practical in assisting in Temporary , _ __l pacelnaker/peflnanent pacemaker. s qrq + (q) Hospital rraining for 45 days after the final examination Schedule-9 SYLLABUS DIPLO$T ;iT;$"dJ I?i" TECHNOLOGY COURSE CURRICULUM: HEMATOLOGY cENERAL lnavuNoiocV BLooD coNapoNsNTSaeLooD DoNATToN Practical& Viva VocG QUALITY CONrnOr_ lN BLOOD BAl.lKrNC & LEGAT ASPECTS. RECENraoveffi TECHNIQUES Practical & Viva VoG pApER - r - MrcRoBr#3H,"*"frt.rnMrsrRy l ' Introduction to Microbiology, Fundamentals of microrcopy, steril ization and disinfection 2' Groups of Micro organisms, Micro organisms staining techniques 3' Bacteriological media, pure curtures and culturar characteristics, Bacteria of medical importance