MAHARASHTRA UNIVERSITY
OF HEALTH SCIENCES, NASHIK
SYLLABUS
: THIRD B.D.S.
Candidate will be
examined in the following subjects:
1)
General Medicine
2)
General Surgery
3)
Oral Pathology & Microbiology.
4)
Preventive and Community Dentistry.
Subject 1 : GENERAL MEDICINE
Lectures - 40 Hours.
Clinicals - 90 Hours.
Total Duration 130 Hours.
LECTURES :
1. Aims
of Medicine.
2. Definition
of diagnosis, prognosis and treatment.
3. History
taking and physical examination of a medical case.
4. Medical emergencies
in dental practice,
Anaphylactic shock, Hemophillia,
Syncope etc. Cardiac arrest etc.
5. G.I.
Disorders:
Stomatitis, Glossitis,
Gastritis, Diarrhoea, Amoebiasis,
Ascites,
Malabsorption syndrome, Peptic ulcer.
6. Liver.- Jaundice,
Viral hepatitis, Cirrhosis of
liver.
Tender hepatomegaly.
7. Cardiovascular
System:
Congenital heart
diseases, classification,
Rheumatic heart
diseases,
subacute bacterial endocarditis. Congestive
heart
failures,
left ventricular failure. Hypertension. Coronary
artery disease.
8. Respiratory
System:
Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Emphysema, Lung
Abscess.
Eosinophilia,
Pulmonary Embolism, Pulmonary Tuberculosis,
Respiratory
failure, Chronic obstructive Pulmonary diseases.
9. Renal
Diseases :
Nephritis,
Nephrotic Syndrome.
10. Hematology:
Anaemia, Coagulation defects, Bleeding disorders.
Agranulocytosis, Leukaemia Oral
manifestations
of
Hematological disorders, Lymphadenopathy
and splenomegaly.
11.
Central Nervous System:
Meningitis,
Facial Palsy, Facial pain,
Epilepsy, Headache,
Vertigo,
Nervousness, Anxieties & Depression.
12. Nutritional
and Metabolic disorders :
Balanced
diet, Normal daily requirements.
Protein
Calorie Malnutrition.
Avitaminosis.,
Diabetes Mellitus.
Calcium
homeostasis, Flouride & Phosphorous
metabolism.
13.
Endocrine Disorders:
Thyroid-Hypo and
hyper, Pituitary - Hypo
and hyper,
Parathyroid
- Hypo & Hyper, Adrenal - Hypo
& Hyper.
14.
Infection:
Enteric fever,
Mumps, Leprosy, Diphtheria, Syphilis,
Gonorrhoaea,
Herpes, AIDS., Hepatitis, Maleria fever.
15.
Miscellaneous : Allergy,
Anaphylaxis, Drug reactions, Drug
interactions,
Poisoning.
Evaluation
of a case for general anaesthesia.
Case history
and
Examination of patient.
Diagnosis, Prognosis & Treatment planning.
16.
Recent advances in general
medicine.
I . Theory
............................................................ 60 Marks
Theory (written) paper shall be of
three hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section
A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20
multiple choice questions carrying one mark each.... 20 marks.
Section
B : SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten
short questions carrying two marks each ..... .. 20 marks.
Section
C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two
long answer question carrying ten marks each ..... 20 marks.
60 Marks.
II. CLINICALS
A)
Practical
Maximum . ......... 80 Marks.
i] Long Case ...... 35
Marks.
ii] Short Case ..... 20
Marks.
iii] X-Rays &
Drugs ..... 20
Marks.
iv] Journal ..... 05
Marks.
Total 80 Marks.
B)
i] Oral
(Viva Voce) ... 20 Marks.
A+B = 100 Marks.
III. Internal Assessment (Theory 20 + Practical 20 ) ........40 marks
Subject 2 :GENERAL SURGERY
Lectures - 40 Hours.
Clinicals - 90 Hours.
Total Duration 130
Hours.
LECTURES :
1. Introduction to surgery, especially related
to Oro-dental
surgery,
classification of diseases.
2. Inflammation of soft-tissue & hard
tissue-Causes, Varieties,
sequelae
and treatment.
3. Infection-Acute and Chronic, Abscess, Carbuncles, Sinus,
Fistula, Ulceration,
Gangrene, Cellulitis, Erysipelas,
Septicaemia, Pyaemia, Toxaemia, Cancrum Oris, Tuberculosis,
Syphilis,
Gonorrhoea, Actinomycosis, Anthrax, Tetanus.
4. Wounds-complications, Treatment, Repairs,
Suturing technique,
Asepsis and antiseptic measures
and procedure with
particular
reference to the Oral cavity.
Haemorrhage
and its
treatment, Haemophillia, Syncope, Shock,
Collapse,
Head injury and its management.
5. Cysts
and new growths- Their
general consideration with
special reference to
those occurring in the Oral Cavity.
6. Diseases of the Lymphatic glands,
especially of the neck.
7. Outline
of diseases of the mouth,
lips, tongue, palate,
tonsils and salivary
glands.
8. Infections and diseases of the Larynx,
Tracheostomy.
9. Nervous
system, Facial palsy, Trigeminal
Neuralgia.
10. Principles of surgical treatment, diathermy
and radition
Therapy.
11. Fracture-General principles of treatment, and healing.
12. Cleft
lip and cleft palate.
13.
Thyroid and parathyroid.
14.
Swellings of jaws.
15. Burns:-outline & treatment in brief.
16.
Diseases of arteries &
Veins.
17.
Blood grouping &
transfusion.
18.
Methods of
administration of general
anaesthesia,
Precautions,
Management, Resuscitation in Dentistry.
19.
Operation theatre
techniques.
20.
Recent advances in general
surgery.
EAMINATION PATTERN :
I. Theory
-------------------------------------------------------max 60 Marks
Theory (written) paper shall be of three
hours duration.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying
one mark each.... 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each .. ..... 20 marks.
Section
C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten
marks each ..... 20 marks.
II. CLINICALS
A)
Clinical/Practical
i] Long Case ..... 35 Marks.
ii] Short Case ..... 20 Marks.
iii] X-Rays,
Instruments ... 20 Marks.
iv] Journal .....
05 Marks.
Total
------- 80 Marks.
B) i] Oral (Viva
Voce) ...
20 Marks.
A+B = 100 Marks
13.
Internal
Assessment (Theory 20 +Practical 20) ....40
Marks.
Subject 3 : ORAL PATHOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY.
Lectures .. 50 Hours.
Practical .... ... 90 Hours.
Total
Duration . .140 Hours.
LECTURES
:
1.
Aims & Objectives.
2.
Developmental disturbances of dental, oral
and paraoral
structures,
including hereditary disorders.
3.
Dental caries.
4.
Pulpal and periapical
pathosis and their sequelae.
5.
Environmental lesions of
the oral and para-oral structures.
6.
Defense mechanism of oral tissues and
healing following
injuries.
7.
Diseases of periodontal
ligament, gingiva and cementum.
8.
Effects of nutritional
disturbances and normal disorders on
the oral and para-oral structures.
9.
Infections & Diseases of oral mucosa.
10.
Bone disorders affecting
jaws.
11. Traumatic injuries of teeth, Gums & soft
tissues, their
sequelae
and healing.
12.
Cysts of oral cavity.
13.
Pre-cancerous
lesions-etiology and pathology.
14.
Neoplasms of Oral Cavity.
15.
Diseases of salivary and
lymph glands.
16.
Diseases of
Tempero-Mandibular joint.
17. Diseases of nerves, skin, blood and
their implications to oral tissues.
18. Concept of immunology as
related to oral lesions. HIV
Infection, Hepatitis.
19.
Effects of radiation on
oral and para-oral tissues.
20.
Outline of forensic
odontology.
21.
Oral Microbiology - Oral
Flora, Diagnostic procedures in oral microbiology & Histopathology.
22.
Recent advances.
PRACTICAL:
1.
Identifications of hard
and soft tissue specimens.
2.
Identification of
Histopathological & Microbiological slides.
3.
Biopsy and exfoliative
cytology techniques.
I. Theory
----------------------------------------------------Max 60 Marks.
Theory paper shall have three parts
A,B, & C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying
one mark each.... 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks
each .............. 20 marks.
Section C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten
marks each ..... 20 marks.
II. PRACTICAL
A)
i]
Spotting of 8 slides ....
40 Marks.
ii] Spotting of 6 specimens ... 30 Marks.
iii]
Journals ... 10 Marks,
Total
--------- 80 Marks.
B) i]
Oral (Viva Voce) ... 20 Marks.
A+B = 100 Marks.
III. Internal Assessment (Theory 20+Practical 20)
------ 40 Marks.
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Subject 4 : Preventive
and Community Dentistry.
Lectures - 30 Hours. (Spread over Two Terms)
Field Programs - 100 Hours.
Total Duration - 130 Hours.
LECTURES :
1.
History of Dentistry.
2.
Biostatistics:
Introduction
and General Principles of Biostatistics, Statistical procedures.
3. Psychology:
Introduction, Psychological development from birth
to
adolescence,
Management of Child in the dental office, parent
counseling in respect of dental health and Hygiene
of the child.
4.
Public Health:
Concept and
philosophy of Health administration
in India
National health
programmes, General Epidemiology, Health
Education, Environmental Health (Norms for
portability,
purification)
Fluorine-contents of water and implications of
its deviation.
Water treatment to
ensure its proper
concentration.
5.
Preventive Dentistry:
Prevention, levels of prevention, various measures in
the
prevention of
Dental and Oral diseases at
individual and
community
level. Nutrition and Dental Health.
6.
Public Health Dentistry:
Introduction, definition,
objectives, function of public
health
dentist, procedural steps in
dental public health,
indices
for dental diseases, surveying and evaluation.
epidemiology of dental caries, periodontal diseases,
oral
cancer, Utilization of dental manpower, payment
for dental
care,
public dental Health programme. School dental
health
programme. Dental
health services at state
and center.
Private practice
administration, ethics, Jurisprudence,
Dental Council and Dental Association. Parameters used
in
clinical and
population studies for
dental Health.
Dentist
and consumer protection Act.
7.
Social Sciences:
As
applied to health, social structure concepts, groups,
social institutions, urban and rural
societies, their
concepts of
health. Application of sociology
in health
programs, social
environment. Cultural Anthropology,
objective,
different aspects of Folk medicine and
popular
medicine, Cultural pattern and complexes,
taboos as related
to health.
8. Epidermology
of Dental & Oral diseases.
Defination
of indices , Classification of indices , commonly used indices for
dental caries & periodental
diseases.
9. Recent
advances and other oral diseases.
FIELD PROGRAMME :
1. In rural areas to conduct survey of Dental
diseases. Provide
Dental
Health Education, emergency treatment.
2. School-Health programme,
Dental Care for school children
and preventive programme. Topical fluoride application
and
oral
hygiene demonstrations.
EXAMINATION PATTERN
:
I. Theory
(written) paper shall be of three hours
duration max 60 Marks.
Theory paper shall have three parts A,B, &
C.
Section A : MCQ - Total 20 Marks.
20 multiple choice questions carrying one mark
each... 20 marks.
Section B : SAQ - Total 20 marks.
Ten short questions carrying two marks each ..... 20
marks.
Section C : LAQ - Total 20 Marks.
Two long answer question carrying ten marks each
.... 20 marks
II.
ORAL (VIVA VOCE)
.................................. ......... 20 Marks.
III. Int.
Assessment in Theory 20
Marks.