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    SYLLABUS FOR FELLOWSHIP RADIOTHERAPY FCPS PART-I EXAMINATION With Compliments of The Faculty of Radiology & Radiotherapy BANGLADESH COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS 67, SHAHEED TAJUDDIN AHMED SARANI MOHAKHALI, DHAKA-1212, BANGLADESH Published by : Bangladesh College of Physicians and Surgoons Mohakihali, Dhaka-1212. Edition : March, 2006 Printed by ‘Asian Colour Printing 180 DIT Extension Rend akirerpoa, Dhaka-1000 Phone 95726, 62058, FORMAT AND SUBJECT FCPS (RADIOTHERAPY) Part-I Examination WRITTEN PAPERS Radiotherapy Paper - No. of Questions ‘¢ Anatomy - 20 «Physiology 8 4 Clinical Pharmacology - 2 Written examination one paper Radiotherapy Paper - II No.of Questions «© Radiation Physics - ' 30 ‘© Radiation Biology - ey ‘Written Examination one paper Radiotherapy Paper - IIT No. of Questions General Pathology and Cancer Biology 2% Special Pathology 20 Medical Statistics 05 Written examination one paper PAPER I © Anatomy © Physiology © Clinical Pharmacology. Written examination one paper ANATOMY. ‘The call Call divisions Cellular enzymes and coenzymes. Genetics Bpithelial and eonnoctive tissues. Dermis, Cartilage bone. ‘The skeleton: The axial skeleton; The appendicular skeleton. ‘Synovial bursae, articulations. ‘The nervous system and the sense organs : The Neuron: nerves: white and gray matter: structure of spinal nerves. ‘The brain and spinal cord: Basic divisions, meninges, ventricles, neuroga, cerebrum. The brain stem, cerebellum, ‘The medulla, cranial nerves, spinal cord, spinal nerves. 46 Vision: accessory structures: lacrimal structures, extrinsic eye ruscles, structure of eyeball, formation and movement ofthe eyeball, mechanism of vision. ‘The heart and the general circulation; ‘The respiratory system: extornal and internal respiration: Nose, larynx and the trachea, the respiratory centre: factors directly affecting respiratory contre, internal respiration and cellular metabolism, ‘¢ The mouth, Digestive system, tongue, tooth, tonsils salivary lands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, duodenum, pancress live, jejunum, leum, large intestine. 2 ‘¢) The ExcretorySystem. The kidneys, ureters bladder and other excretory organs ‘@ The Endocrine System: hypothesis, thyroid gland parathyroid gland, adrensl glands, thymus, the pineal gland. ‘4 The reproductive system: male & female reproductive systom- ‘¢ The breast ‘© Development of human embryo, Physiology ‘The following syllabi are intended to indicate the general seope and character of the course without being exhaustive of all parts ofthe subject. Introduetion to Physiology: The Cell And General Physiology ‘Functional organization of human body and contrl ofthe internal environment; the coll and its function; netic control of protein synthesis, cell function and ell reproduction Blood Cells immunity and blood clottings: ‘Red blood cells, anemia and polyeythemia; resistance ofthe body to infection - the leukocytes, the macrophage system and inflammation; immunity and allergy; blood groups; transfusion; tissue and organ transplantation; homeostasis and blood coagulation. ‘The Circulation Physies of blood flow and pressure: Hemodynamics; The systematic circulation; local control of blood flow by the tissues fand nervous and humoral regulation; Arterial pressure rogulation; (D Rapid pressure control by nervous reflexes and other ‘mechanisms; arterial pressure regulation; (1) Long - term control by the renal body fluid mechanism and the renin-angictension system: Mechanisms of hypertension; cardiac output, "venous return and their regulation, The pulmonary circulation. The eoronary circulation and ischemic heart disease, Cardiae failure. Heart sounds. Dynamics of valvular and congenial heart defeets.Cireulatory shock andl physiology of its treatment. Cerebral, splanchnic and skin blood flows ‘The body fluids and kidneys: Capillary dynamies and exchange botweon blood and interstitial Fluid. The lymphatic system, interstitial uid. Partition of the body uids. Osmotic equilibrium between extracellular and intracellular fluids. Formation of the urine by the kidney Glomerular filtration, tubular function and plasma Clarence Ronal mechanism for (1) controlling glomerular filtration, (®) excreting dilute concentrated urine and (8) excreting urea, ‘sodium, potassium and fluid volume: Regulation of blood walume, ‘extracellular uid volume and extracellular uid compsition by Ikidneys and by the thirst mechanism: Regulation of acid-base ‘balance: renal disease, diuresis and micturition. Respiration Pulmonary ventilation; physical principal of gaseous exchange: Diffusion of oxygen and eerbon dioxide through the respiratory ‘membrane: Transport of exygen and earbondioxide in the blood and body fluids: regulation Respiratory insufficiency pathophysiology, diagnosis; oxygen therapy. ‘The Nervous System Organization of nervous system: Basie function of synapses Neural mechanisms and circuits for processing information: Sensory receptors and their basie mechanisms of ation: Somatic

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