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Hawler Medical University
College of Medicine
Department of Medicine
2011-2012
Medicine Syllabus for 4th Year Med Students
Course Information:
Course Title : Medicine
Credit Hours: 4 hours theory 2hours practical
Days
Time
Theoretical: 12:00-1:00
Saturday
12:00-2:00
Sunday
2:00-3:00 pm
Monday
Practical: 8:00-10:00
Sat (Group a)
Sun (Group c)
Tuesday (Group b)
Location
Theoretical: college of medicine \hall no. 1
Practical: Erbil and Rizgary Teaching Hospital
Head of Department: Dr. Dashty Al bustany
Coordinator: Dr. Shahrayar M Tahir
Department Location Hawler Medical University \College of Medicine
Office Hours (11:00 – 1:00 pm) Sat-Sunday
Office Phone Number(s) Dr Shahrayar 07504042490
Email Address [email protected]
Website: www.hawlermu.org
Course Description
Over 4 theoritical hours , diseases of CVS GIT Respiratory and infectious disease would be
tought .and through 2 practical hours weekly , examination of CVS Respiratory and GIT would
be tought .
Objectives –
1.
Enable the student recognizing common and important
endocrinological diseases through clinical presentations, physical
findings and investigations. Beside enabling him to treat the disease.
2.
enable the student recognizing common and important infectious
diseases through clinical presentations, physical findings and
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investigations. Beside enabling him to treat the disease
3. To enable the students to understand common cardiovascular disease
and to give them basic principles regarding diagnosis and treatment.
4. to give students an idea on diseases of GIT , and to make the student able
to recognize the clinical features of GIT diseases ,how to diagnose and the
way of their management.
Materials and Resources
This section includes information about the resources required for the successful completion of
the class.
Material
Required Readings
Recommended Readings
Related Resources
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Davidson's short text book of medicine
Macleod's Clinical Examination
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Harrisons manual of internal medicine
Concise oxford textbook of medicine
Washington manual of internal medicine
Hutchison's methods of clinical examinations
BATES’GUIDETOPHYSICALEXAMINATION
And H I S T O R Y T A K I N G
• www.emedicine.com
Expectations and Policies
This section includes specific information about policies relevant to the class and indicates the
expectations or requirements of the students associated with them.
Attendance
1. Students are expected to attend all classes and to complete all assignments for courses in
which they are enrolled.
2. An absence does not relieve the student of the responsibility to complete all assignments.
3. If an absence is associated with a university-sanctioned activity, the instructor will
provide or not to provide an opportunity for assignment make-up.
Academic Honesty
Plagiarism. In speaking or writing, plagiarism is the act of passing someone else’s work off as
one’s own. In addition, plagiarism is defined as using the essential style and manner of
expression of a source as if it were one’s own. If there is any doubt, the student should consult
his/her instructor or any manual of term paper or report writing. Violations of academic honesty
include:
1. Presenting the exact words of a source without quotation marks;
2. Using another student’s computer source code or algorithm or copying a laboratory report;
or
3. Presenting information, judgments, ideas, or facts summarized from a source without giving
credit.
Cheating. Cheating includes using or relying on the work of someone else in an inappropriate
manner.
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It includes, but is not limited to, those activities where a student:
1. Obtains or attempts to obtain unauthorized knowledge of an examination’s contents prior to
the time of that examination.
2. Copies another student’s work or intentionally allows others to copy assignments,
examinations,
source codes or designs;
3. Works in a group when she/he has been told to work individually;
4. Uses unauthorized reference material during an examination; or
5. Have someone else take an examination or takes the examination for another
Instruction methodology:
1. Interactive teaching.
2. Using power point techniques.
3. Demonstration ( using models )
4. Using medias (movies)
Course Outline
Saturday
12-1 pm
02-Oct
LECTURE TOPIC
Investigation of GIT diseases (1 hr)
lecturer
DR. Abdulaziz
09-Oct
diseases of the mouth and tongue 1 hr
DR. Abdulaziz
16-Oct
diseases of esophagus • anatomy and physiology of
esophagus, • approach yo dysphagia, • GERD, achalasia, •
diffuse esophageal spasm,
DR. Abdulaziz
23-Oct
diseases of esophagus • non- reflux esophagitis, • webs
and rings, • carcinoma of esophagus
DR. Abdulaziz
30-Oct
Anatomy and physiology of stomach, peptic ulcer disease,
complication of peptic ulcer disease
DR. Abdulaziz
06-Nov
Anatomy and physiology of stomach, peptic ulcer disease,
complication of peptic ulcer disease
DR. Abdulaziz
13-Nov
Anatomy and physiology of stomach, peptic ulcer disease,
complication of peptic ulcer disease
DR. Abdulaziz
20-Nov
upper GI bleeding 1 hr
DR. Abdulaziz
27-Nov
Gastritis, stress ulcer, tumor of stomach 1hr
DR. Abdulaziz
04-Dec
anatomy and physiology of small intestine. celiac disease,
tropical sprue 1hr
DR. Abdulaziz
11-Dec
stagnant loop syndrome, lymhangiectasia, proteien loosing
enteropathy, lactose intolerance, 1 hr
DR. Abdulaziz
18-Dec
mesenteric ischemia, tumor of small bowel 1hr
DR. Abdulaziz
25-Dec
whipplesds, abetalipoproteinemia, chronic intestinal
pseudoobstrucion, Diarrhea ( acute and chronic) 1hr
DR. Abdulaziz
08-Jan
inflammatory bowel diseases
diverticular diseases,constipation & irritable bowel
syndrome
15-Jan
mid year
01-Jan
22-Jan
29-Jan
05-Feb
3
DR. Abdulaziz
DR. Abdulaziz
12-Feb
pseudo-membranous colitis , angiodysplasia of colon
DR. Abdulaziz
19-Feb
polyps and tumor of large bowel
26-Feb
1.
Investigations of liver disease
05-Mar
2.
approach to jaundice
DR. Abdulaziz
Dr. Shahrayar mamand
Nanakaly
Dr. Shahrayar mamand
Nanakaly
12-Mar
newroz
19-Mar
26-Mar
2.
Acute Hepatitis
02-Apr
3.
Chronic Hepatitis
09-Apr
4.
Liver cirrhosis
16-Apr
5.
hepatic failure ( encephalopathy)
23-Apr
6- Pancreatic diseases acute and chronic pancreatitis
Dr. Shahrayar mamand
Nanakaly
Dr. Shahrayar mamand
Nanakaly
Dr. Shahrayar mamand
Nanakaly
Dr. Shahrayar mamand
Nanakaly
Dr. Shahrayar mamand
Nanakaly
30-Apr
Sunday Endocrinology and Infectious disease 12-1 pm
03-Oct
Title of the lecture
Content of the Lecture
10-Oct
Introduction
Neuroendocrine Relationship
17-Oct
The Pituitary
Gland
24-Oct
31-Oct
Thyroid Gland
Thyroid Gland
07-Nov
14-Nov
Adrenal Glands
Adrenal Glands
Tumors, Acromegaly,
Gigantism,Hyperprolactinemia
syndrome, Hypopituitarism,
Diabetes Insipidus
Thyroid hormones, Iodine
metabolism, Hyperthyroidism
Hypothyroidism, Goitre
Physiology, Hyperfunction of
adrenal cortex(Cushing syn.)
Adrenocortical Insuffeciency
Parathyroid gland
Calicium & Phosphorus
metabolism,
Hyperparathyroidism,
Hypoparathyroidism
21-Nov
28-Nov
05-Dec
Endocrine
Pancreas
Endocrine
Pancreas
12-Dec
Gonads
19-Dec
26-Dec
Hyperlipidemia
Amyloidisis
Diabetes Melitus, Prevalence,
Etiology, types, Clinical features,
Diagnosis
Complications & Managment
Hypogonadism, Male infertility,
Hirsuitism, Disorders of the
Menopause
Types, Clinical Features &
Treatment
Clinical Features& Treatmenr
4
dr Dashty Al
bustany
dr Dashty Al
bustany
dr Dashty Al
bustany
dr Abdulla Saeed
dr Abdulla Saeed
dr Abdulla Saeed
dr Abdulla Saeed
dr Abdulla Saeed
dr Dashty Al
bustany
dr Dashty Al
bustany
dr Yousif Bahadin
dr Yousif Bahadin
dr Yousif Bahadin
02-Jan
09-Jan
16-Jan
23-Jan
30-Jan
06-Feb
13-Feb
20-Feb
27-Feb
06-Mar
13-Mar
20-Mar
27-Mar
03-Apr
10-Apr
17-Apr
24-Apr
01-May
08-May
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
infectious
diseases
Introduction to infectious
diseases.
Streptococcal and staphylococcal
diseases
Pyrexia of unknown origin
Sepsis and sepsis syndromes
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever
Brucellosis
Common Viral infections
Common Rickettsial infections
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
dr Abdulla Saeed
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
Chemotherapy of infections
dr Abdulla Saeed
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
HIV infection
dr Abdulla Saeed
HIV infection
dr Abdulla Saeed
dr. Muhammed
sadraddin
Common fungal infections
approach to patient with fever
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Diseases of the Respiratory System
Syllabus (25 Hours)__________ Date
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1-Anatomy and Physiology
October
Symptoms and signs
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Investigation &Treatment.
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Respiratory Failure
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Infection-Upper respiratory infections.
November
Influenza and Bird Flu
=_
Pneumonia.
-Infection in immune compromised patients ==
Lung Abscess
December
Bronchiectasis
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Pulmonary Tuberculosis
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Allergic Diseases-Allergic Rhinitis
January
Asthma
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Extrinsic Allergic Alveolitis
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COPD-Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema ==
Diseases of Larynx, Trachea & Bronchi.
February
Intrathoracic Tumours.
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Interstitial Lung Disease==
Fibrosing Alveolitis & Sarcoidosis
Diseases of the pleura & Chest Wall.
March
Sleep Apnoea syndrome and related disorder
Smoking related disorders.
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Occupational Lung Disease.
April
Prospects.
References
1. Davidson's Principles and Practice of Medicine
2. Oxford Textbook of Medicine
Monday 2-3 pm
anatomy and physiology of cardiovascular
system
dr Abdulsattar Kamil
Symptoms of heart diseases
dr Abdulsattar Kamil
18-Oct
Investigations of cardiovascular diseases
ECG
dr Abdulsattar Kamil
25-Oct
Investigations of cardiovascular diseases
CXR, Echocariography..
dr Abdulsattar Kamil
01-Nov
ACUTE CIRCULATORY FAILURE
(CARDIOGENIC SHOCK)
dr Abdulsattar Kamil
08-Nov
Tachyarrhythmia and Brady arrhythmias
dr Abdulsattar Kamil
1- Hypertension
dr Abdulkareem Othman
04-Oct
11-Oct
15-Nov
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22-Nov
2- Infective endocarditis
dr Abdulkareem Othman
3-Mitral valve disease
dr Abdulkareem Othman
4- Aortic & pulmonary valve disease
dr Abdulkareem Othman
• HEART FAILURE
• DISORDERS OF HEART RATE,
RHYTHM AND CONDUCTION
• SINUS RHYTHMS
• SINUS ARRHYTHMIA
• SINUS BRADYCARDIA
• SINUS TACHYCARDIA
dr Muzafar abdulrahman
• ATRIAL TACHYARRHYTHMIAS •
ATRIAL ECTOPIC BEATS
EXTRASYSTOLES, PREMATURE
BEATS) • ATRIAL TACHYCARDIA
dr Muzafar abdulrahman
dr Muzafar abdulrahman
27-Dec
• ATRIAL FLUTTER • ATRIAL
FIBRILLATION • 'SUPRAVENTRICULAR
TACHYCARDIAS • AV NODAL REENTRY TACHYCARDIA
03-Jan
VENTRICULAR TACHYARRHYTHMIAS
dr Muzafar abdulrahman
10-Jan
• ATRIOVENTRICULAR AND BUNDLE
BRANCH BLOCK
• ATRIOVENTRICULAR (AV) BLOCK
• BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK AND
HEMIBLOCK
THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
dr Muzafar abdulrahman
21-Feb
CARDIAC RESYNCHRONISATION
THERAPY (CRT)
dr Muzafar abdulrahman
28-Feb
CARDIAC ARREST AND SUDDEN
CARDIAC DEATH
dr Muzafar abdulrahman
rheumatic heart diseases
dr omer Surchi
angina pectoris
dr omer Surchi
acute coronary syndromes
dr omer Surchi
acute MI
dr omer Surchi
29-Nov
06-Dec
13-Dec
20-Dec
14-Feb
07-Mar
28-Mar
04-Apr
11-Apr
Saturday
Theory
GIT 1-12
GIT Dr. AbdulAziz
Dr. Shahryar Mamand Hepatology
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dr Muzafar abdulrahman
practical 8-10 ( small groups 8-12)
A1 Dr Kamal Nizamy
A2 Dr Yusif Bahaddin
A3 Dr Salam Zangana
A4 Dr Muzafar Barzany
A5 Dr Ibrahim Bilal
Sunday
Monday
2:00-12:00
endocrineDr.Dashty Slbustany, DrAbdulla
Saeed, Dr. Yousif Bahadin
Infection Dr.Shahrayar Nanakaly
Jan-2
Respiratory Dr Hamanajm Jaf
Respiratory Dr.Mariwan Hawil
2:00-3:00 CVS
Dr Omer Surchi
Dr. Muzafar barzany
Dr. Abdulsattar Talabany
Dr Abdul Kareem bdulwahab
Dr. Muhammad Mashadani
Tuesday
C1 Dr Iqdam
C2 Dr Muhammad Sadraddin
Abdul sattar Talabany C3 Dr
B1 Dr AbdulAziz
B2 Dr Abdulla Saeed
B3 Dr. Shahrayar Nanakaly
B4 Dr AbdulKarem Abdulwahab
B5 Dr Mahamad Qadir Meneh
Type of questions
Essay questions
Single choice questions
Clinical exam done in classical way
Grading scale: 90% to 100% = EXCELLENT
80% to 89% = VERY GOOD
70% to 79% = GOOD
60% to 69% = MEDIUM
50% to 59% = FAIR
< 50 % = FAIL
Percentage/point allocation per activity. assignment or exam
st
1 semester; 7.5 % ( practical )
Mid year 25 marks theory
2nd semester; 7.5 % ( practical )
Final; 40% theory ,20% practical
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