Ordinance Governing

Paper –3

Applied Anatomy and Physiology

of Female Reproductive System

Applied Anatomy:

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  Anatomy of female external and internal genital organs, pouch of Douglas, utero vesicle pouch, pelvic floor muscles and its applied aspects
  
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  Female pelvis – normal and abnormal types
  
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  Anatomy of Breast and applied aspects
  

Applied Physiology

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  Physiology of Genital organs
  
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  Physiology of Menstruation, puberty and menopause
  
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  Reproductive hormones and its role in menstruation
  
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  Maternal physiology during pregnancy
  
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  Physiology of Breast and Lactation
  
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  Parturition (Endocrine aspects)
  

Text Books

S. No.	Title of the book	Edition &Volume	Name of the Author	Publisher	Year of Publication
1	Human Anatomy Regional and Applied	4^th edition Vol:2	B.D Chourasia	Satish Kumar jain	2004
2	Clinical Anatomy for Medical students	6^th edition	Richard.S. Snell	Lipin cott, William and Wilkin	1995
3	Fundamentals of Medical Physiology	3^rd edition	L.Prakasam Reddy	Paras	2004
4	Text Book of Medical Physiology	10^th edition	Guyton Hall	Elsevier	2005
5	Samson wright’s Applied Physiology	13^th edition	Cyril A.Kelle, Ericneil and Norman Joals.	Oxford	2004

Paper 4:

Ilmul Qabalat

(Obstetrics)

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  Diagnosis of pregnancy
  

Positive, probable and presumptive evidence of pregnancy

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  Maternal adaptation to pregnancy
  

Genital changes, systemic changes

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  Foetal circulation
  

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  Antenatal Care
  

Techniques to evaluate foetal health

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  Physiology of labour and puerperium
  

(a) Causes and stages of labour.

(b) Mechanism of labour.

(c) Conduct of normal labour

(d) Normal puerperium

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  Complications of pregnancy
  

(a) Early pregnancy complications

(i) Hyperemesis gravidarum.

(ii) Abortion.

(iii) Ectopic pregnancy

(iv) Hydatidiform mole

(b) Anaemia in pregnancy

(c) Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy

(d) Antepartum haemorrhage

(i) Abruptio placenta.

(ii) placenta praevia.

(e) Preterm labour.

(f) Multiple pregnancy.

(g) Post dated pregnancy.

(h) Intrauterine growth retardation.

(I) Rh incompatibility and coagulation disorder.

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  Medical diseases complicating pregnancy
  

(a) Diseases of Heart

(b) Liver diseases in pregnancy

(c) Diabetes in pregnancy

(d) Tuberculosis in pregnancy

(e) Diseases of urinary system

(f) Maternal infection during pregnancy

(g) Surgical emergencies during pregnancy

(h) Tumors of uterus and adnexae

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  Special topics in obstetrics
  

(a) Bad obstetric history

(b) Intrauterine death

(c) Stillbirth

(d) Elderly primigravida.

(e) Grand multipara

(f) Pregnancy with previous caesarean section

(g) Hydramnios

(h) Oligohydramnios

(i) Abnormalities of Placenta and Umbilical cord.

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  Abnormal labour
  

(a) Abnormal presentation

(b) Compound presentation

(c) Presentation and prolapse of cord

(d) Dystocia

(i) Uterine action in labour

(ii) Cervial dystocia

(iii) Shoulder dystocia.

(iv) Cephalo pelvic disproportion

(e) Complications of third stage of labour.

(i) Post partum haemorrhage

(ii) Retained Placenta

(iii) Uterine inversion

(iv) Injuries to the parturient canal

(v) Puerperal infection.

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  Obstetric operation
  

(a) Forcep delivery

(b) Caesarean section

(c) Ventouse extraction

(d) Version and destructive operation

(e) Induction of labour
Reference Books

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Title of the book